Finally i was able to solve this problem! I used a session to carry forward
the details of the company whose quotations I wanted to delete. It is
finally working as I wanted. Thanks again Anthony, you previously hinted it
but it didnt get it back then, when i went back to the problem a year
With regards to validation considering the scope of the app i'm working on,
i will be using @auth.requires_login() to control and restrict who does
what but thanks for bringing up digitally signed URL, i will be looking
extensively in to that, its an interesting topic.
I have changed my code,
On Monday, January 7, 2019 at 2:06:43 AM UTC-5, mostwanted wrote:
>
> My delete function is not working, I think I am doing doing something
> wrong but i'm not sure where, I thought the code below would get me home
> but nothing is happening, nothing is getting deleted! Please advice:
>
>
My delete function is not working, I think I am doing doing something wrong
but i'm not sure where, I thought the code below would get me home but
nothing is happening, nothing is getting deleted! Please advice:
*DELETE FUNCTION CONTROLLER CODE:*
def deleteInvoice():
On Sunday, January 6, 2019 at 9:15:41 AM UTC-5, mostwanted wrote:
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> Hey Anthony, thanks for the heads up in the garbage code in the controller
> i will address it, with regards to deleting invoices i want to be able to
> delete all invoices in the db.invoice table but only for a specific
>
Hey Anthony, thanks for the heads up in the garbage code in the controller
i will address it, with regards to deleting invoices i want to be able to
delete all invoices in the db.invoice table but only for a specific
selected client. I want to be able to delete an entire invoice by clicking
>
> *INVOICE DELETING CONTROLLER*
> def deleteInvoice():
> #THE .first() FUNCTION IN THE LINE BELOW ONLY ALLOWS ME TO DELETE ITEMS
> ONE AT A TIME
> *query = db(db.invoice.id==request.args(0, cast=int)).select().first()
> *
> remove = db(db.invoice.id==query).delete()
>
Above, query is
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