On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 10:00:05 PM UTC-7, Peter wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for the response Dave,
>
> I haven't got the hang of this editor yet so I hope this doesn't appear as
> a total mess...
>
> My view code...
>
> {{ line=0 }}
> {{=inv_lines }}
> {{ for item in inv_lines: }}
> {{ line+=1 }}
> <TBODY>
> <TR>
> <TD ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=50> {{ =line }} </TD>
> <TD ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=80> {{ =item.start_time.date() }} </TD>
> <TD ALIGN=CENTER WIDTH=50> {{ =item.duration }} </TD>
> <TD ALIGN=LEFT WIDTH=550>PAP{{ =item.person+1000 }}/ {{ =
> item.task_type }}/ {{ =item.title }}/ {{=item.task_status}}</TD>
> <TD ALIGN=RIGHT > € {{ =item.charge }} </TD>
> <TD ALIGN=CENTER > {{ =button('edit' , 'edit_task' , (
> item.task.id)) }} </TD>
> </TR>
> {{ pass }}
> O
>
> which is similar to your last example
>
Looks good. (I had a TABLE example on hand, too, but the LI was more
compact)
> (however the <ul><LI> wrapper screws with my formatting by forcing bullet
> points)
>
>
Footnote: the <ul> can be styled with list-style-image:none, or you can
use an <ol> to get your numbering back.
<URL:https://www.w3.org/TR/2011/REC-CSS2-20110607/generate.html#generated-text>
With the UL() and OL() helpers, you'd use the _class argument; the web2py
css files probably already have some appropriate classes defined.
> *The weird thing is the problem seems to be gone. *
>
Good news!
>
> I set up some new transactions, out of sequence by datetime, like
>
> 1st/Aug...
> 23rd/Aug..
> 7th/Aug...
> 15th/Aug...
>
> So these would have transaction table ids in sequence e.g. 5,6,7,8
> respectively
> When I run the view now (with these newly created transactions) it ignores
> the id sequence and preserves the 'orderby=start_time'.
>
> The old transactions that I was working are still there but currently not
> available until I do some adjustments to let them
> invoice again - so I will try them again tomorrow just to see if there was
> something in there that I am missing.
>
>
Okay, we'll keep an eye out for a follow-up. Perhaps there was a browser
glitch involved.
> Thanks again!
> Peter
>
/dps
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