Still the same issue :( , its not calling record_config() function...
how to check whether JQuery is supported or not? I have created my own
custom html page without mentioning {{extend 'layout.html'}} statement,
means simple html page withe labels and text fields, so do I need to add
some statement in my html file to support JQuery?
On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 12:40 PM, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Replace the single quotes with double quotes inside the jQuery():
>
> onClick='window.location="{{=URL('default', 'record_config') + '/'}}" +
> jQuery("input[name=name_text_field]").val();'
>
> The value will be available as request.args(0) in the record_config()
> function.
>
> Anthony
>
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> On Thursday, August 30, 2012 2:41:40 AM UTC-4, Amit wrote:
>>
>> Hi Anthony,
>> I used the code which you have suggested but it's not working at all, it
>> is not calling record_config() function of controller.
>>
>> <input value="Save" type="button" name="save_button"
>> onClick='window.location="{{=**URL('default', 'record_config') + '/'}}"
>> + jQuery('input[name=name_text_**field]').val();'>
>>
>>
>> second point is if the above approach is successful then how would I
>> retrieve the value in controller side:
>>
>> def record_config():
>> print 'inside record_config'
>> print request.input['name']
>>
>> Do I need to use Input list to retrieve the value? OR is there any other
>> way to retrieve?
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday, 29 August 2012 19:50:15 UTC+5:30, Anthony wrote:
>>>
>>> <Button type="button" name ="seeting_button"
>>>> onclick = 'window.location="{{=URL('defa**ult', 'record_config',
>>>> args=[name_text_field.value])}**}";'>
>>>>
>>>
>>> You cannot refer to name_text_field the way you have. Everything inside
>>> {{..}} is Python and must be available on the server before the HTML is
>>> rendered and sent to the browser. The input field value is available on the
>>> client side and must be retrieved via Javascript. You could do:
>>>
>>> onclick='window.location="{{=**URL('default', 'record_config') + '/'}}"
>>> + jQuery('input[name=name_text_**field]').val();'
>>>
>>> Anthony
>>>
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