You can also just use regular jquery ajax call instead of web2py's ajax and
put the new row on the table with jquery. Something like:
$.get(
"{{=URL('default','calculate_cost')}}",
$('#myForm').serialize(),
function(newrow) {
$('#my_table tbody').append(newrow);
}
);
This assumes my_function is returning the HTML of the new row. You can
return json, use getJSON and make the HTML on the client.
If you want to get fancy you can use ractive for this as it was really made
for this kind of stuff.
On the other had why would you need to go to the web2py server to calculate
these values can't you do it client side in javascript?
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