FYI took your concept and changed it around a bit for anyone else that
might have been trying.
links = [lambda row: BUTTON('Profile',_onclick="ajax('%s', [], 'ab');" %
URL('default', 'companypage.load', args=[row.id]), **{'_data-toggle':
'collapse', '_data-target' : '#ab', '_class' : 'accordion-toggle btn
btn-success', '_data-parent' : '#accordian', '_type' : 'submit', '_value' :
'Submit', '_id' : 'ld'})]
On Saturday, May 17, 2014 10:10:08 AM UTC-5, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
>
> Thank you Anthony this is much better greatly appreciated.
>
> On Saturday, May 17, 2014 9:27:35 AM UTC-5, Anthony wrote:
>>
>> It's still not quite clear what's going on, but this approach seems
>> unnecessarily indirect (i.e., copying the row ID to an input field, and
>> then using the ajax function to send that value to a function that returns
>> a component, which then calls another function to produce a form).
>>
>> Instead, why not just create an Ajax component directly upon button click:
>>
>> links = [lambda row: BUTTON('Profile',
>> _onclick="jQuery.web2py.component('%s',
>> 'ab');" % \
>> URL('default', 'companypage.load',args
>> =row.id),
>> **{'_data-toggle': 'collapse', '_data-target'
>> : '#ab',
>> '_class' : 'two btn btn-success', '_type'
>> : 'submit',
>> '_value' : 'Submit', '_id' : 'ld'})]
>>
>> In that case, you no longer need the new() function, and you can also get
>> rid of the form with the "id5" input field. jQuery.web2py.component() will
>> make an Ajax call to /default/companypage.load/[row.id], which will
>> return the form for that record and load it in the "ab" div.
>>
>> Anthony
>>
>> On Friday, May 16, 2014 4:27:10 PM UTC-4, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
>>>
>>> links = [lambda row:
>>> BUTTON('Profile',_onclick="jQuery('#id5').val('%s'); ajax('new', ['id'],
>>> 'ab');" % str(row.id), **{'_data-toggle': 'collapse', '_data-target' :
>>> '#ab', '_class' : 'two btn btn-success', '_type' : 'submit', '_value' :
>>> 'Submit', '_id' : 'ld'} )] # Companysearch method grid links to create
>>> button
>>>
>>> def new():
>>> return LOAD('default','companypage.load',ajax=False, ajax_trap=True,
>>> args=[request.vars.id])
>>>
>>> def companypage():
>>> a = request.args(0)
>>> company = db((db.Company.id==a)).select().first()
>>> record = db.Company(request.args(0))
>>> form3=SQLFORM(db.Company,record=record,formstyle="bootstrap")
>>> if form3.process(session=None, formname='form123213').accepted:
>>> response.flash = 'Working'
>>> return locals()
>>>
>>> <form><input class="" id="id5" name="id" value="" /></form>
>>> #companysearch.html
>>> <div class="collapse" id="ab"> </div> #also within companysearch.html
>>>
>>>
>>>
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