I have a web2py form page which works locally, and on ubuntu running on ec2
at Amazon.
I'm trying to set it up at pythonanywhere and I'm getting an error: 405 Not
Allowed
I don't receive a web2py ticket or any other errors in the error log. I
don't see any errors using firebug.
I believe I've narrowed it down to the response.js for the SQLFORM.grid of
search results.
Simplified / Shortened code:
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index.html:
{{=LOAD('default','ask.load',ajax=True)}}
<div id="results">
</div>
ask.load:
{{=form.custom.begin}}
---a customized form ---
{{=form.custom.end}}
default.py
def index():
return locals()
ask():
#setup the query and other options
data=SQLFORM.grid(query=query,fields=fields,formstyle='divs',csv=False,
searchable=False,paginate=15)
response.js = "jQuery('{}').html('{}');".format("#results",data)
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Here's what's strange - I can return simple results via the web2py
response.js method like this,
data = "Hello World"
response.js = "jQuery('{}').html('{}');".format("#results",data)
I can return a simple html response like:
data = "<div><b>Hello World</b></div>"
response.js = "jQuery('{}').html('{}');".format("#results",data)
that all works. But the table of results from SQLFORM.grid doesn't work.
So I figured something was wrong with the table, even though it's being
created by a standard web2py component SQLFORM.grid
However if I pass the table back not via response.js the table renders fine.
I rewrote the application so instead of using {{=LOAD...}} I chagned ask()
to index() and put the whole custom form in index.html
Then instead of using response.js I simply passed back {{=data}} to the
page. That works. So it seems the SQLFORM.grid data
is OK to PythonAnywhere since it renders fine if return it instead of using
response.js.
I would like to use the ajax methodology instead since as I add more
features to the page I don't want to be reloading everything.
Is there a problem with ask() which is called via LOAD from index, updating
a <div> on index?
If so why would it work locally? As well as on an ubuntu instance on EC2?
Any thoughts? Suggestions? Could it be a setup issue at PythonAnywhere,
(which I think is nginx and uwsgi)?
I've asked at PA, but I think it's a hard question for them to answer.
Thanks.
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