Thanks for update.
On Sun, 2 Aug 2020, 6:38 am Rob Paire, wrote:
> So I stepped through the Web2py AJAX call in the debugger and found that
> the hang-up was due to jquery serialize method. That method wants a form
> variable name as input. The easiest solution is to wrap the table in a set
>
So I stepped through the Web2py AJAX call in the debugger and found that
the hang-up was due to jquery serialize method. That method wants a form
variable name as input. The easiest solution is to wrap the table in a set
of form tags and then modify the TD so that it contains a form input
Exploring native JS AJAX calls is an excellent suggestion.
I am new to AJAX calls and haven't explored possibilities other than the
Web2py call.
As you rightly guessed I am having trouble debugging the calls. Incorrectly
formed AJAX W2P calls fail silently - they don't usually throw an error
Is there a reason you can't use the standard js or jquery ajax calls? Then
you can build your own data structures easily and see exactly what is going
where. I found things easier to debug that way.
The only time I use the web2py one is when I want to send a web2py form
back to the controller. It
Hi Clemens
Appreciate your comments. Both calls have the same target - it's the first
tag in the HTML.
The property of contenteditable has been applied to the TD so it is no
longer static, but in fact the user can edit it.
In the finished product there will be a large HTML table or grid that the
Hi,
currently I'm in hurry. Thus, only a quick help by hint:
In your second, non-working example, I can't find a the target which is
addressed by your call (first example from documentation it's )
And why do you want a ajax action for the , because it's static. What
do you want to archive by
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