On Dec 4, 2010, at 2:53 PM, weheh wrote:
OK, that did the trick. Thanks.
As for the web2py_ajax.html file, all I have to say is, 'Urggh!' This
is probably the 3rd time I've been bitten by changes to the file in
the last year or two. Must keep that in mind in the future.
Right; you can't count on being able to simply copy it over to your application
when it changes.
I've been doing this (a little tedious, but necessary). I make a copy of the
stock web2py_ajax.html file (this could happen with other application files as
well; layout.html in my case) to keep as a reference, and then make my own
local changes to it (typically not a lot, but some).
When I'm motivated to incorporate a newer version, I diff the original stock
file against the new one, to see what the web2py changes are, and diff the
original stock file against my current file, to see what I did. Then I apply my
changes to the new stock version (keeping a reference copy, of course), and
also evaluate whether the changes to the web2py version have any implications
for my app, and deal with them.
I could probably enlist hg to help with this process, but so far I've been
doing it manually; I find it a little less confusing. You're basically merging
two parallel branches, and sometimes it's hard to do that mechanically.
Again, many thanks for the help, Nathan. You too, Jonathan.
On Dec 4, 5:26 pm, mr.freeze nat...@freezable.com wrote:
Yep, changed on 11/3. Maybe web2py_ajax.html doesn't fall under the
same backwards compatibility umbrella as the actual framework. Anyway,
it's selecting by name so just change your onclick to:
_onclick=ajax('process_checkbox',['junk'],':eval');)
...and it should work.
On Dec 4, 4:17 pm, mr.freeze nat...@freezable.com wrote:
Perhaps this was a recent change in trunk but it's definitely not
backwards compatible. Selecting by name and id will definitely give
you different results.
On Dec 4, 4:14 pm, mr.freeze nat...@freezable.com wrote:
Your web2py_ajax.html ajax function IS different. Note this line:
Yours:
q = jQuery([name=+s[i]+]).serialize();
Standard:
q = jQuery(#+s[i]).serialize();
On Dec 4, 3:32 pm, weheh richard_gor...@verizon.net wrote:
On close inspection, web2py_ajax.html is out of date on my test app. I
updated web2py_ajax.html and the test case still doesn't work.
