*index.html* bla bla bla... <div class="span12"> {{=LOAD('default','maintxt.load',target='chat')}} <div id="chat"></div> bla bla bla...
maintxt.load {{=form}} {{for msg in msgList:}} <b>{{=msg.body}} </b> <a id="link{{=msg.id}}" onclick="web2py_component('{{=URL('replies.load',args=[str(msg.id)])}}','target{{=str(msg.id)}}');">show thread and reply</a><br> <div id="target{{=msg.id}}"></div> {{pass}} replies.load {{for msg in replyList:}} {{=LI(I(msg.body+' @ '+str(msg.submitdate), _class='risposta'))}} {{pass}} {{=form2}} CONTROLLER @auth.requires_login() def maintxt(): db.shortmsg.authorId.default = auth.user.id db.shortmsg.authorName.default =auth.user.first_name form = SQLFORM(db.shortmsg) if form.process(session,formname='form_one').accepted: redirect('welcome') msgList = db(db.shortmsg.refSms==-1).select(db.shortmsg.ALL, orderby=db.shortmsg.submitdate) return dict(form=form, msgList = msgList) @auth.requires_login() def replies(): TableSMS = db.shortmsg TableSMS.refSms.default = request.args(0) TableSMS.authorId.default = auth.user.id TableSMS.authorName.default =auth.user.first_name form2 = SQLFORM(TableSMS) if form2.process(formname='form_two').accepted: pass replyList = db( (TableSMS.refSms==request.args(0)) & (db.shortmsg.submitdate!=None)).select(db.shortmsg.body, db.shortmsg.submitdate); return dict(form2=form2, replyList=replyList) MODEL db.define_table('shortmsg', Field('body','text', requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY()), Field('submitdate','datetime', default = request.now, readable= False, writable=False), Field('refSms','integer',default=-1, readable = False, writable = False), Field('authorName','string',default='Anonymous', requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY(), readable = False, writable = False), Field('authorId','integer', requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY(), readable = False, writable = False)) Il giorno giovedì 7 marzo 2013 13:35:23 UTC, Richard ha scritto: > > Could you show more code, controller for both component and the views > associated > > Richard > > > On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 4:49 PM, Riccardo C <r.cecc...@gmail.com<javascript:> > > wrote: > >> Thank you very much, that is exactly what I needed... I didn't know >> components! >> >> I have component related question know. >> I have a first component that generate the first form (form1) based on >> tableA and a second component that list all the post and a second form >> (form2) generate on the same tableA. >> Now in the firstcomponent.load file, I've included the second >> component...something along these lines: >> {{=form1}} >> load('controller','functionsecondcomponent','two') >> <div id="two"><div> >> And the i call this component in the main page "index.html". >> >> Everything is rendered correctly: form1 and form2 appears correctly but >> do not work has I was expected. If I submit through form2, the content of >> the post is correctly recorder in the tableA, if I try to use form1 it >> doesn't work. When I press the submit button the index.html is refreshed >> but without any effect on tableA. Any suggestions? >> >> Thanks a lot. >> >> Riccardo >> >> >> >> Il giorno giovedì 28 febbraio 2013 21:47:46 UTC, Richard ha scritto: >>> >>> I don't understand your problem very well... Do you have a problem >>> refreshing the post? As far as I understand, you have write your own ajax >>> call to update the stuff in your page... >>> >>> You could try someting like that in your view (read about web2py LOAD() >>> and component) : >>> >>> # Your insert form >>> {{=form}} >>> >>> {{=LOAD(..., yourFunctionThatListThePost, ...)}} >>> >>> You can then in you main function/page calling a refresh of you >>> component like that : >>> >>> if form.accepts(request.vars, session): >>> ... >>> response.js="web2py_component(**'%s','two');" % >>> URL('yourController','**yourFunctionThatListThePost', args='ifRequired') >>> >>> >>> About web2py_component : >>> >>> https://groups.google.com/d/**msg/web2py/RSDIwe8BDxA/**chcikCg0RpkJ<https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/RSDIwe8BDxA/chcikCg0RpkJ> >>> >>> >>> Hope it helps! >>> >>> Richard >>> >>> >>> On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 1:30 PM, Riccardo C <r.cecc...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>>> Good evening, >>>> >>>> I am trying to do a very simple 'twitter like' message board with the >>>> simple aim to learn to program and get used to web2py framework. >>>> The problem is that I decided (I don't know if it is the best choice) >>>> to use one single table for both the new messages and the answers. >>>> >>>> What I do is showing on top of the index.html page, the form to >>>> introduce new messages and below all the new messages (without the >>>> answers) >>>> followed by a link associated with a ajax callback (replies.html). >>>> This second function return to me all, if any, messages associated to >>>> 'main text' AND a form that is generated from the same table with the >>>> refSms field set (and not showed) to the id of the main message. >>>> >>>> What happens? when I reply to a message and I click on submit the page >>>> refresh without insert in the db the new row. 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