def qadata():
form2=FORM(LABEL("",INPUT(_type="text",_name="lastname",requires=IS_LENGTH(minsize=3),
_placeholder="Company Name", _size="35", _style="font-size:15px")),
BUTTON("Submit", _type="submit",_value="Submit",
_data={'loading-text':'loading'}))
grid=None
db.JRREG00.id.readable=False
if form2.process(session=None, formname='form2').accepted:
lastnamesch = form2.vars.lastname.strip(' \t\n\r')
rows = ((db.JRREG00.Company_Name.like(str(lastnamesch) + '%')))
links = [lambda row: A(BUTTON('Details!'),
_href=URL('default','qacompanypage',args=row.id))]
grid=SQLFORM.grid(rows, buttons_placement = 'left', links_placement
= 'left', links=links, deletable=False, paginate=6,
create=False,editable=False,details=False,searchable=False,csv=False,
maxtextlength=35, user_signature=True)
return locals()
Currently im displaying a grid from a query thats created after a form is
filled. But with this approach im not able to go to next page or paginate
or use links like details etc. I know I have them disabled but the issue
still stands because its the same issue causing the pagination not to work.
If you click on another page of the grid it brings back the original page
with no grid information. I'm sure someone is going to ask why I didnt use
the search that comes with the grid two reasons.
1) I dont want the auto execute of grids that bring back records before a
search is executed.
2) I dont want users to have ability to search by different columns.
If I didn't explain that well let me know ill show an example.
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