You either return the json yourself or you let web2py do it. If you do it:
response.headers['Content-Type']='application/json' return json.dumps(dict(id=ag.agenda.id, ...)) or if you want web2py to do it: return dict(id=ag.agenda.id, ...) and call it with .../index.json in this case you are using the generic.json view. On Jan 19, 6:51 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello guys, > > I'm wanting an action returns a json like this: > > { > > "start": "2011-01-27", > > "id": 4, > > "title": "Fulano Silva" > > } > > Only to send to the view he is being rendered thus: > > "{\n \"start\": \"2011-01-27\", \n > \"id\": 4, \n \"title\": \"Fulano > Silva\"\n}" > > The code I made to return the JSON looks like: > > import simplejson as json > > def index(): > > # Consultando os servicos do usuario logado > > query = db.agenda.id > 0 and db.agenda.funcionario == > > > session.auth.user.id and db.agenda.cliente == db.cliente.id > > agenda = db(query).select(orderby = db.agenda.data) > > teste2 = list(agenda) > > for ag in agenda: > > teste = > json.dumps({"id":ag.agenda.id,"title":ag.cliente.nome,"start":ag.agenda.data.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')},indent=4) > > > > return dict(teste = response.json(teste)) > > What should I do? > _____________________________________________ > *Gilson Filho* > *Web Developer > Blog:* blog.gilsondev.com > *Twitter:* twitter.com/gilsonfilho
