redirect starts a new request.

I suppose your redirect URL can contain args and vars based on what comes 
in (see docs on the URL function), and then it would be up to the 
redirected controller to process them. In other words, you pass state in 
the URL. 
Your controller or view could use these get_vars or args to set form 
elements as you wish, or the view could embed those settings in javascript, 
which then takes effect on page load.

Another option is to use web2py's component. Instead of reloading the whole 
page and creating a new request, the submit actions refresh a component in 
the page which contains the grid or form which has the data you want to 
refresh. In this case, you never leave the page you are on. This looks 
better too, it's very smooth. Read the components chapter in the book. 




On Monday, 3 February 2014 04:21:44 UTC+11, aapaap wrote:
>
> hello, 
>
> I've a form with checkboxes and radiobuttons. 
> All the checkboxes and radioboxes are auto-commit, i.e. the have an 
> argument 
>     onchange="this.form.submit()" 
>
> Now this works perfect, as soon as a button is changed, the page is 
> refreshed with a new selection from the database. 
>
> Now I've some other actions on this form, which are realized by a link. 
>
> This link points to a "controler" that does some action and then 
> redirects to the orginal form. 
> But now the settings of the checkboxes and radiobuttons is lost, 
> I assume the request and specially the "request.post_vars" ar lost. 
>
> The "controler" looks like : 
>
> @auth.requires_login() 
> def Block_Page(): 
>    if auth.user.id in Beheerders and request.args : 
>      ID = request.args [0] 
>      db ( db.Knutsels.id == ID ).update ( Approved_Date = None ) 
>    redirect ( URL ( Show_Knutselen )) 
>
> thanks, 
> Stef 
>

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