>
> In the book example, response.ajax (which should be response.js) is set in
>> the edit_items() function, which is always called as an Ajax component. You
>> are setting it in your view() function, but I can't see where that function
>> is actually called, so I don't know if it is being call
I didn't know that. I've always specified so that I could control where in the
HTML it would go.
Thanks for your comments. I'll answer each one below, along with the answer
to Andrew's question in a seperate message.
+ Full code, and results of view page source (for successful opening page)
are attached.
On Friday, June 1, 2012 8:01:02 PM UTC+1, Anthony wrote:
>
> On Friday, June 1, 2012 2
Also, I don't see a div with an Id = patient. That's your target. Is it in
the code but not in your post?
On Friday, June 1, 2012 2:03:23 PM UTC-4, angle wrote:
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> Thanks for your response, I've answered your points below:
>
>>
>>
> #response.ajax = \
>>> 'web2py_component("%s","patient",ajax=True,vars=vars1)' % URL
>>> ('patient')
>>
>> I think this should be response.js rather than respo
Thanks for your response, I've answered your points below:
>
>
#response.ajax = \
>> 'web2py_component("%s","patient",ajax=True,vars=vars1)' % URL
>> ('patient')
>
> I think this should be response.js rather than response.ajax.
>
This code is copied from the example 'Designing Modula
>
> LOAD('default','post.load',ajax=True,target='patient',vars={'scanId':(
> request.args[2] or 1)})
>
LOAD is an HTML helper that generates a div and a script element, so it
should be inserted in a view, not simply called in the controller.
> #response.ajax = \
> 'web2py_component
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