Hey Leonel,
I tried that, when I ran the code that you suggested, web2py did not
redirect to display_canvas,
Execution in the following order, with client_side=True:
1. run display_canvas
2. ajax call to display
and with, with client_side=False:
1. run display_canvas
2. ajax call to display
3. redirect to display_canvas, which generates new html based on width,
however this is not rendered in the browser but can be seen in the resposne
of the ajax call.
I saw some other posts on this topic, they say that it is best to use a
redirect in javascript from the head of display. This works but I am not
sure if this is the cleanest solution.
I suppose the better question is given the example of what I am trying to
do what is the best way of accomplishing it in web2py.
Regards,
James
On Monday, January 19, 2015 at 1:26:30 PM UTC+10, Leonel Câmara wrote:
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> Hey,
>
> For ajax calls you need to use:
>
> redirect(URL('default', 'display_canvas', args=[screen_width]),
> client_side=True)
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