I'd like to help but am extremely confused by your code and what you are
trying to do. I would reiterate trying to start simply, get it to work and
then add more complexity.
And try to make your code look like code found in the book. It makes it a
lot easier for us to understand.
http://web2py.
the problem is that its in the javascript..(in the view) the url is
not goin to work.. and teh ajax is not workin.. the problem is that i
need all teh scripts to run in a sequential order and the ajax or
javascript is actually the last on to run so thats why i placed the
the function in a javascri
Get something simple working and then add complexity.
On Friday, May 6, 2011 12:02:54 AM UTC-4, Resa wrote:
>
> ok cool.. understood.. so how would i send variables to a function in
> the controller?
You could pass them via the URL query string. The best way to do that is to
use the URL function to create the URL -- see
http://web2py.com/book/d
ok cool.. understood.. so how would i send variables to a function in
the controller?
On May 5, 10:49 pm, Anthony wrote:
> ajax('{{=URL('insert_updatedb')}}',
> ['numBer','mgp','total_time','correct'],'');
>
> The above will not send the values of your variables as request variables.
> The list s
ajax('{{=URL('insert_updatedb')}}',
['numBer','mgp','total_time','correct'],'');
The above will not send the values of your variables as request variables.
The list submitted to the ajax() function is supposed to be a list of field
IDs (see http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/10#The-ajax-F
I am having huge issues with the parameters cause they are not being
sent to the function at all...
def insert_updatedb():
session.correct=request.vars.correct
session.numquest=request.vars.number
session.time_quest=request.vars.total_time
session.mgp=request.vars.mgp
.
.
.
On May
Correction:
function MGP(correct)
{
var time_per_question=2; //2 second to
answer one question
var numBer={{=request.vars.number}}; // the
number of questions in worksheet
var bonus= (numBer<20)? 1: (numBer<40)? 3 :(numBer<60)? 7:
(
This is pretty confusing code.
I'm not sure how these assignments are going to work:
{{=numBer}}=numBer
...
Normally you have something like num={{=row.num}}
In the dict() it looks like you are assigning strings. Normally it would
look more like this dict(numBer=numBer,...)
You definitely don'
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