can anyone help me to code for searching and filtering for data entered in
front end web page in web2py?
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Consider that :you have list of names,which you have entered through front
end and you have search and filter the entered data on the search box.
Please send the video related or code for this.
On Sun 19 Jul, 2020, 6:36 PM mostwanted, wrote:
> Hey AGRogers, thanks for that suggestion, I added th
Hello!
I use search in SQLFORM.grid. If you want to find empty dates, nothing
happens, since the query generated in sqlhtml.py (subquery variable, line
2429) contains "= NULL", while "IS NULL" is correct. Am I doing something
wrong or is this a mistake?
web2py 2.9.12
mySQL 5.6.36
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Hi,
I want to pass a value to a function for using it in a query
I made links with this code in the calling grid
links = [lambda row: A(T('View flexi
list'),_href=URL(show_flexlist,args=[row.id,0],user_signature=True)),lambda
row: A(T('View flexi
list'),_href=URL(show_flexlist,args=[row.id,
Anthony, thank you for your message. I will work from the information you
gave, but I just wanted to say something regarding to a portion of the message:
> Finally, note that if you simply enter a string in the search box and
> click> "Search" (i.e., don't use the advanced search widget), it /will
Is it possible at all to search for values contained in fields defined as
list:string in the grid search dialog?
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What is the purpose and usage of the Search box displayed in the navbar
when using the default layout.html?
Here's the code in layout.html:
Thanks.
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I am coming back to this topic for a second time since I couldn’t get an
answer last time and it would facilitate things a lot for me:
The SQLFORM.Grid has a very sophisticated filter system to make queries
over selected tables easy.
It seems, however, that it is actually not possible to q
In a index.html view I load a component "test.load" containing an
SQLFORM.grid with searchable=True.
When I perform a search, the results do not appear inside the index.html
any more.
A new page "test.load” opens with the results.
For sure I am doing something wrong, or I am missing something, bec
Hi,
I have a table that has a date field. When you attempt to search by this
date field in a SQLFORM.grid, the date picker no longer appears, just a
test box !!
How can i do ?
thanks
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i have a table that have list:reference type of field.
just wondering, is it possible to have search query list:reference multiple
true?
when i test it the form.vars value of list:reference is translate into
__12__
and the query result is not shown as expected because i assume the value of
Hello,
is the search function in web2py Book supposed to be case sensitive?
I went to the online book and typed sqlform in the search field.
Was a little bit surprised when I got: No results for "sqlform" Searching
for SQLFORM works.
Kenneth
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Hello everyone,
I really enjoy using the SQLFORM, however I've noticed when I convert
fields to list:string I can no longer search by those specific fields. Is
this something I could fix in SQLFORM?
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Hi I got a filled db table with articles each article has a title which
looks like this: "Movie the article is about - Topic discussed" what I want
to list all articles which have the same first half of the title: "Movie
the article is about"
Thanks for your help.
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Give me a clue of how to set my search case insensitive for all kind
types?!?
def search():
lname = request.vars.name #form field
q = db.tbl.l_name.like('%'+str(lname)+'%', case_sensitive=False)
grid = _grid(q)
return locals()
This grid returns me all records regardless of case:
Dear list,
I am trying to create a search form to access a table in database and then
return a table of result into a view (same page), but displaying only 3
records and next/prev buttons to scroll over results (e.g. I want to have
pagination of the table display results). I am trying to follow
how to collect data? how to create ad work indexing and stemming?
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In SQLFORM.grid, you have a Search operation in the form. The operators
include =, !=, <, >, <=, >=, starts with, contains, in, not in. I can't
figure out how to use 'in' and 'not in'. What are these operators?? Are
they for strings? Are they for numeric ranges? If the latter, how do you
design
I got a table like this one:
db.define_table('Movie',
Field('Title',length=64),
Field('Content',length=512),
)
Now I like to search this table Title with a string like "Star Wars".
My problem is that there are 6 Star Wars Movies: Star Wars: Episode I...
I want to have all of those 6 as a
I was able to get it working thanks anyway everyone
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I am developing a search form in web2py, I create the form like this
Enter Keywords
Select Region
Choose a Region...
{{for region in region_query:}}
Note, there have been some problems with the auto-complete widget UI in
Internet Explorer. As an alternative, check out
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/11#Auto-completion for the
general logic for building auto-complete functionality. It should also be
easy to incorporate a more full
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07#Autocomplete-widget
On 09/02/2012 11:05 AM, BlueShadow wrote:
Hi,
I got huge database with a name field... I have to search for
individual lines quite often. So I wanted to make a search box for it.
If Christmas was today I would love it it would b
Hi,
I got huge database with a name field... I have to search for individual
lines quite often. So I wanted to make a search box for it. If Christmas
was today I would love it it would be somewhat similar like the google
search: like while your typing it shows you the possibilities with those
We were just discussing this earlier today, see:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/CzE8JhoCxeo
On 08/08/2012 1:51 PM, "Mike Girard" wrote:
> I notice that there is no search box on the main web2py site. The search
> on the book site is somewhat unorthodox in that it only provides li
I notice that there is no search box on the main web2py site. The search on
the book site is somewhat unorthodox in that it only provides links where the
search term is located but does not show you where. Does web2py have a robust,
conventional search utility? If not, what is the prescribed me
Hi all,
How can i make the top bar fixed/static at the top of the web2py default
theme. I also want a nice search bar in the bar.
Any ideas please.
Thanks.
On Bruno's new site for weby2py slices, search works like one would
expect. eg searching putting - pingback plugin - in the search box
finds slices that contain both pingback and plugin. Now in my
experience of sqlform.grid, this does not happen in its search box. If
one puts two words in the searc
Hello everyone,
I'd like to have a search menu that has two submenus. Submenus will
appear if the mouse is over the search menu. The first submenu is
nothing but a text field and a button where the user can enter an
expression and press the button to get the results of the search (this
is for basi
rows = db(db.blog.title.contains('search_entry').select()
where 'search_entry' is string that you want to seach for.
On Sat, Jul 30, 2011 at 7:14 PM, Web2Py Freak
wrote:
> hey guys ,
>
> is there anyway to do a search but other that the crud.search or a
> way to control the crud.search output
hey guys ,
is there anyway to do a search but other that the crud.search or a
way to control the crud.search output ... am doing it on blogs so
every blog has a title and when i search i want it to view the blog
with the title am looking for what do u think guys ?
hey all ,
am using the tags in blugin wiki . and i want to make a search using
them , how can i do that ??? please help
Hi everybody!! How could I make a google like in web2py, I mean I have:
db.define_table('article',
Field('site', db.site),
Field('section',db.section),
Field('date,'datetime'),
Field('author','string'),
Field('header','string'),
Field('body','text'))
and I like to have a
Hi,
i am trying to search inside html data, which i get from DB(sqllite).
Everythink works well, but if i try to search for 'äöü', i get no
match.
#before ö -> ö
data = 'persönliche bitte' # data from db created with
wysiwyg editor
html = TAG(data)
#after ö -> ?
el_list = html
Hi,
a user brought up a good point (at least i never thought about
it...duh! :( ). He was looking for something, but didn't know which
table to find it in.
Is there an easy way to tell the search plugin in plugin_wiki to check
all tables (and to allow for multiple keywords that may be set in
diff
Hello,
I don't know if this slice had passed through without any attention,
but don't see any mail on the list about it...
Site search plugin
http://web2pyslices.com/main/slices/take_slice/115
https://bitbucket.org/hc/plugin_h_search
Does it anyone has tried it out and want to report experience?
Hi All,
Not sure if anyone else has worked through the CRUD URLs described in
the book on p317, but the search URL described does not work: -
def client_search():
return dict(form=crud.search(db.client))
...works as expected, but using: -
def data():
return dict(form=crud())
...and
Hi All,
If I call "search" from a controller like: -
def client_search():
return dict(form=crud.search(db.client))
...and get the expected form, but using: -
def data():
return dict(form=crud())
...at: -
[app]/crm/data/search/client
...I get a 404.
Am I missing something?
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Nullege is a search engine for Python source code.
http://nullege.com/
Hello,
i was trying to implement a search function so I've tried this wiki
example (http://web2py.com/book/default/section/3/9)
I can create pages, but I cannot search for them.
Is the search function wrong?
Is there others examples of search function?
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I am trying to incorporate a "Search" function into my web2py
application. I have found similar thing in the sample appliance such
as the KPAX and the C.R.M application, could someone detail how I
could copy code from these apps. Is there a way to trace the relevant
section of code for the search f
What are you trying to find ?
-Thadeus
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 3:27 PM, DenesL wrote:
>
> Trying to locate older posts in this group using Google, Gmane, Bing,
> etc. seems like an exercise in futility. Even with the exact subject
> of the post NONE of the above can locate it. Ridiculous.
>
Trying to locate older posts in this group using Google, Gmane, Bing,
etc. seems like an exercise in futility. Even with the exact subject
of the post NONE of the above can locate it. Ridiculous.
No wonder some of the questions keep popping up.
Does anybody know of a better way?.
We might need to
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