def get(self, request, app_label=None, actor=None, pk=None):
ar = action_request(app_label, actor, request, request.GET, False)
ar.renderer = settings.SITE.plugins.bootstrap3.renderer
navigator = None
if pk and pk != '-99999' and pk != '-99998':
elem = ar.get_row_by_pk(pk)
if elem is None:
raise http.Http404("%s has no row with primary key %r" %
(ar.actor, pk))
#~ raise Exception("20120327 %s.get_row_by_pk(%r)" % (rpt,pk))
if ar.actor.show_detail_navigator:
ni = navinfo(ar.data_iterator, elem)
if ni:
# m = elem.__class__
buttons = []
#~ buttons.append( ('*',_("Home"), '/' ))
buttons.append(
('<<', _("First page"), ar.pk2url(ni['first'])))
buttons.append(
('<', _("Previous page"), ar.pk2url(ni['prev'])))
buttons.append(
('>', _("Next page"), ar.pk2url(ni['next'])))
buttons.append(
('>>', _("Last page"), ar.pk2url(ni['last'])))
navigator = buttons2pager(buttons)
else:
navigator = E.p("No navinfo")
else:
elem = None
main = layout2html(ar, elem)
# The `method="html"` argument isn't available in Python 2.6,
# only 2.7. It is useful to avoid side effects in case of
# empty elements: the default method (xml) writes an empty
# E.div() as "<div/>" while in HTML5 it must be "<div></div>"
# (and the ending / is ignored).
#~ return tostring(main, method="html")
#~ return tostring(main)
# return main
context = dict(
title=ar.get_action_title(),
obj=elem,
form=main,
navigator=navigator,
)
#~ template = web.jinja_env.get_template('detail.html')
context.update(ar=ar)
return http_response(ar, ar.actor.detail_html_template, context)
def get(self, request, app_label=None, actor=None, pk=None):
ar = action_request(app_label, actor, request, request.GET, False)
ar.renderer = settings.SITE.plugins.bootstrap3.renderer
navigator = None
if pk and pk != '-99999' and pk != '-99998':
elem = ar.get_row_by_pk(pk)
if elem is None:
raise http.Http404("%s has no row with primary key %r" %
(ar.actor, pk))
#~ raise Exception("20120327 %s.get_row_by_pk(%r)" % (rpt,pk))
if ar.actor.show_detail_navigator:
ni = navinfo(ar.data_iterator, elem)
if ni:
# m = elem.__class__
buttons = []
#~ buttons.append( ('*',_("Home"), '/' ))
buttons.append(
('<<', _("First page"), ar.pk2url(ni['first'])))
buttons.append(
('<', _("Previous page"), ar.pk2url(ni['prev'])))
buttons.append(
('>', _("Next page"), ar.pk2url(ni['next'])))
buttons.append(
('>>', _("Last page"), ar.pk2url(ni['last'])))
navigator = buttons2pager(buttons)
else:
navigator = E.p("No navinfo")
else:
elem = None
main = layout2html(ar, elem)
# The `method="html"` argument isn't available in Python 2.6,
# only 2.7. It is useful to avoid side effects in case of
# empty elements: the default method (xml) writes an empty
# E.div() as "<div/>" while in HTML5 it must be "<div></div>"
# (and the ending / is ignored).
#~ return tostring(main, method="html")
#~ return tostring(main)
# return main
context = dict(
title=ar.get_action_title(),
obj=elem,
form=main,
navigator=navigator,
)
#~ template = web.jinja_env.get_template('detail.html')
context.update(ar=ar)
return http_response(ar, ar.actor.detail_html_template, context)
def swap_seqno(self, ar, offset):
"""
Move this row "up or down" within its siblings
"""
#~ qs = self.get_siblings()
qs = ar.data_iterator
if qs is None:
return
nav = AttrDict(**navinfo(qs, self))
if not nav.recno:
return
new_recno = nav.recno + offset
if new_recno <= 0:
return
if new_recno > qs.count():
return
other = qs[new_recno - 1]
prev_seqno = other.seqno
other.seqno = self.seqno
self.seqno = prev_seqno
self.save()
other.save()
def swap_seqno(self, ar, offset):
"""
Move this row "up or down" within its siblings
"""
#~ qs = self.get_siblings()
qs = ar.data_iterator
if qs is None:
return
nav = AttrDict(**navinfo(qs, self))
if not nav.recno:
return
new_recno = nav.recno + offset
if new_recno <= 0:
return
if new_recno > qs.count():
return
other = qs[new_recno - 1]
prev_seqno = other.seqno
other.seqno = self.seqno
self.seqno = prev_seqno
self.save()
other.save()
def save_new_instance(self, ar, elem):
elem.save_new_instance(ar)
ar.success(_("%s has been created.") % obj2unicode(elem))
# print(19062017, "Ticket 1910")
if ar.actor.handle_uploaded_files is None:
# The `rows` can contain complex strings which cause
# decoding problems on the client when responding to a
# file upload
ar.set_response(rows=[ar.ah.store.row2list(ar, elem)])
ar.set_response(navinfo=navinfo(ar.data_iterator, elem))
else:
# Must set text/html for file uploads, otherwise the
# browser adds a <PRE></PRE> tag around the AJAX response.
ar.set_content_type('text/html')
# if ar.actor.stay_in_grid and ar.requesting_panel:
if ar.actor.stay_in_grid:
# do not open a detail window on the new instance
return
ar.goto_instance(elem)
def elem2rec_detailed(ar, elem, with_navinfo=True, **rec):
"""Adds additional information for this record, used only by detail
views.
The "navigation information" is a set of pointers to the next,
previous, first and last record relative to this record in
this report. (This information can be relatively expensive
for records that are towards the end of the queryset. See
`/blog/2010/0716`, `/blog/2010/0721`, `/blog/2010/1116`,
`/blog/2010/1207`.)
recno 0 means "the requested element exists but is not
contained in the requested queryset". This can happen after
changing the quick filter (search_change) of a detail view.
"""
rh = ar.ah
rec = ar.elem2rec1(rh, elem, **rec)
if ar.actor.hide_top_toolbar or ar.bound_action.action.hide_top_toolbar:
rec.update(title=ar.get_detail_title(elem))
else:
#~ print(ar.get_title())
#~ print(dd.obj2str(elem))
#~ print(repr(unicode(elem)))
if True: # before 20131017
rec.update(title=ar.get_title() + u" » " +
ar.get_detail_title(elem))
else: # todo
rec.update(title=tostring(ar.href_to_request(ar)) + u" » " +
ar.get_detail_title(elem))
rec.update(id=elem.pk)
if ar.actor.editable:
rec.update(disable_delete=rh.actor.disable_delete(elem, ar))
if rh.actor.show_detail_navigator and with_navinfo:
rec.update(navinfo=navinfo(ar.data_iterator, elem))
return rec
def elem2rec_detailed(ar, elem, **rec):
"""Adds additional information for this record, used only by detail
views.
The "navigation information" is a set of pointers to the next,
previous, first and last record relative to this record in
this report. (This information can be relatively expensive
for records that are towards the end of the queryset. See
`/blog/2010/0716`, `/blog/2010/0721`, `/blog/2010/1116`,
`/blog/2010/1207`.)
recno 0 means "the requested element exists but is not
contained in the requested queryset". This can happen after
changing the quick filter (search_change) of a detail view.
"""
rh = ar.ah
rec = ar.elem2rec1(rh, elem, **rec)
if ar.actor.hide_top_toolbar:
rec.update(title=ar.get_detail_title(elem))
else:
#~ print(ar.get_title())
#~ print(dd.obj2str(elem))
#~ print(repr(unicode(elem)))
if True: # before 20131017
rec.update(title=ar.get_title() + u" » " +
ar.get_detail_title(elem))
else: # todo
rec.update(title=E.tostring(ar.href_to_request(ar))
+ u" » " + ar.get_detail_title(elem))
rec.update(id=elem.pk)
if ar.actor.editable:
rec.update(disable_delete=rh.actor.disable_delete(elem, ar))
if rh.actor.show_detail_navigator:
rec.update(navinfo=navinfo(ar.data_iterator, elem))
return rec