>
> 1. Create a Table object with appropriate fields and set migrate=False
> (This creates a dummy table)
> 2. Convert row values into a list of tuples
> 3. Use db._adapter.parse to create a DAL Rows object using the dummy table:
>
> t_rows = db._adapter.parse(rows, fields=[f for f in db.dummy_table],
> colnames=db.dummy_table.fields)
>
>
> 4. Create a SQLFORM.grid in controller and then replace the rows with your
> rows object using the DOM parser.
>
> grid = SQLFORM.grid(db.dummy_table)
> table = grid.element('.web2py_table')
> table[0] = t_rows
>
>
I'm not sure this will be a fruitful approach. The code above won't quite
work as is, as table[0] is supposed to be a TABLE html helper object, with
a very specific structure and format, but the above code attempts to
replace it with a DAL Rows object. This approach will also break
pagination, searching, sorting, and downloading. So, without the HTML table
or any of the other grid features, you really get nothing out of using the
grid in this way.
If you have a set of records in JSON format, you're much better off using a
solution such as Datatables <http://datatables.net/> (or even just manually
building an HTML table via a loop in a web2py template).
Anthony
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