I am using response.files to add my own css to override base.css. I will now use my own include file instead.
The component is a form. When I submit the form then it reloads via ajax. When web2py_ajax is loaded this shows the flash messages. The flash messages do not show up unless explicitly called somewhere. Of course I can always add the code calling up the flash messages myself explicitly. So overall this is not an unfixable problem. Just thought maybe there was a way of avoiding the error in the first place with a tweak to the calendar function. On Jul 12, 4:29 pm, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com> wrote: > I don't think it's common to include web2py_ajax.html in components. > response.files is intended to be a way to include CSS and JS files in the > page's <head></head> -- however, your component won't be able to do that > anyway since the main page has already loaded. Components should still be > able to display flash messages on the page. Can you show an example of what > you're trying to do in your component view that requires including > web2py_ajax.html in it? > > Anthony > > > > > > > > On Tuesday, July 12, 2011 11:11:35 AM UTC-4, apple wrote: > > I have a form which is loaded as a component using LOAD. > > > The master page includes web2py_ajax.html and each component also > > loads this file. However this prevents date fields from working in > > the form. When I click on a date field the calendar appears as normal, > > but when I select a date I get a javascript error in Chrome of > > "Uncaught range error maximum stack size exceeded" and > > "Date.setFullYear" is repeated a number of times. The error in Firefox > > is "too much recursion". > > > A workaround is to leave out web2py_ajax.html in the components. But > > then I have to manually add in the bits that are needed such as > > loading response files, and initializing flash messages....and I am > > not sure what else is used by the components.
