Python url_for Examples

Example #1

def filter_user(user, filter):
    result = user.attributes_dict
    result['url'] = url_for(controller='user',
                            action='edit',
                            username=user.username)
    result['password'] = '******'
    return result

Example #2

def _index(title, model, filters, metadata, filter_func=None, *args, **kwargs):
    result = _records(model, filters, metadata, filter_func, *args, **kwargs)
    result.update(dict(
        welds = [
            ('title or h1', title),
            ('thead th', [result['metadata'][c]['label'] for c in result['displayed']]),
            ('tbody td', [XML('<span class="%s"/>' % c) for c in\
                result['displayed']]),
        ],
        sources = [
            ('tbody tr', solder.url_for(action='index')),
        ],
    ))

    return result

Example #3

File: __init__.py Project: datashaman/solder

def _index(title, model, filters, metadata, filter_func=None, *args, **kwargs):
    result =_records(model, filters, metadata, filter_func, *args, **kwargs)
    result.update(dict(
        welds = [
            ('title or h1', title),
            ('thead th', [result['metadata'][c]['label'] for c in result['displayed']]),
            ('tbody td', [XML('<span class="%s"/>' % c) for c in\
                result['displayed']]),
        ],
        sources = [
            ('tbody tr', solder.url_for(action='index')),
        ],
    ))

    return result

Example #4

File: user.py Project: datashaman/solder

def filter_user(user, filter):
    result = user.attributes_dict
    result['url'] = url_for(controller='user', action='edit', username=user.username)
    result['password'] = '******'
    return result