You both are righ:
What's work now (also should worke before):
selectable=[('change price 100', lambda ids: modify_price(ids,100) ), ]
and the function in the same controller:
def modify_price(ids,inc):
print request.vars.records
print ids
print inc
Both request.vars.records and ids are lists
On Saturday, April 20, 2019 at 8:52:01 AM UTC-4, icodk wrote:
>
> Hi Antony
>
> My selectable looks like :
>
> selectable = [('Add 100 to price',lambda ids: redirect(URL('product',
> 'modify_price', args=request.args, vars=dict(id=ids, inc=100,
>
>
Why do a redirect rather than simply doing th
Hi Icodk
I would see exactly what is being submitted by the browser. Open the 'web
developer' section in your browser and look at the 'network' traffic. When
you click your submit button, see what variables etc are being sent.
If your function is really being called, then try some print statem
Hi Antony
My selectable looks like :
selectable = [('Add 100 to price',lambda ids: redirect(URL('product',
'modify_price', args=request.args, vars=dict(id=ids, inc=100,
and my function in the product controller looks like this:
def modify_price():
if type(request.vars.id) is str:
It should be request.vars.records, not request.vars.id.
Note, request.vars is processed by the core framework, not by
SQLFORM.smartgrid, so it will be a single value if the browser sends only
one "records" field in the form data and a list otherwise. The core code
that populates request.vars ha
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