Thank you:)


2014-05-26 19:19 GMT+08:00 Atul Pratap singh <atulpratapsingh05@gmail.com>:
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> On May 26, 2014 4:39:16 PM GMT+05:30, Atul Pratap Singh <atulpratapsingh05@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>
> >> Yeah, I made a console, you can type queries, execute queries, and
> >> check logs on it.
> >> When you type a query, press ctrl+enter you'll see the result comes
> >out
> >> replace your currect page, AJAX.requestHandler will take this job,
> >
> >For executing and fetching query results, please also take a look at
> >existing system in sql.js where custom handler is written for
> >#sqlqueryform.ajax. So I think you could just pass the query to this
> >existing system and page replacing will happen.
> >
> >About pushing subsequent sql result pages to AJAX.cache, I think it is
> >not required and is not done right now. We currently push to
> >AJAX.cache when user switches between different tabs etc. and not for
> >subsequent sql result pages.
> >
> >> but console only shows query string, I need handle response data, so
> >I can put results
> >> on console logs, and errors and other messages.
> >> Thanks :)
> >>
> >So console div would be out of page_content and will not be
> >removed/replaced as queries get executed from the console. For this
> >also, I think you can write a custom handler.
> Also, you can update console success/error messages from the sqlqueryform handler itself as you get the response.
>
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