It's still not quite clear what's going on, but this approach seems
unnecessarily indirect (i.e., copying the row ID to an input field, and
then using the ajax function to send that value to a function that returns
a component, which then calls another function to produce a form).
Instead, why not just create an Ajax component directly upon button click:
links = [lambda row: BUTTON('Profile',
_onclick="jQuery.web2py.component('%s', 'ab');"
% \
URL('default', 'companypage.load', args
=row.id),
**{'_data-toggle': 'collapse', '_data-target' :
'#ab',
'_class' : 'two btn btn-success', '_type' :
'submit',
'_value' : 'Submit', '_id' : 'ld'})]
In that case, you no longer need the new() function, and you can also get
rid of the form with the "id5" input field. jQuery.web2py.component() will
make an Ajax call to /default/companypage.load/[row.id], which will return
the form for that record and load it in the "ab" div.
Anthony
On Friday, May 16, 2014 4:27:10 PM UTC-4, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
>
> links = [lambda row: BUTTON('Profile',_onclick="jQuery('#id5').val('%s');
> ajax('new', ['id'], 'ab');" % str(row.id), **{'_data-toggle': 'collapse',
> '_data-target' : '#ab', '_class' : 'two btn btn-success', '_type' :
> 'submit', '_value' : 'Submit', '_id' : 'ld'} )] # Companysearch method grid
> links to create button
>
> def new():
> return LOAD('default','companypage.load',ajax=False, ajax_trap=True,
> args=[request.vars.id])
>
> def companypage():
> a = request.args(0)
> company = db((db.Company.id==a)).select().first()
> record = db.Company(request.args(0))
> form3=SQLFORM(db.Company,record=record,formstyle="bootstrap")
> if form3.process(session=None, formname='form123213').accepted:
> response.flash = 'Working'
> return locals()
>
> <form><input class="" id="id5" name="id" value="" /></form>
> #companysearch.html
> <div class="collapse" id="ab"> </div> #also within companysearch.html
>
>
>
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