Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of S3/S3Method

Timestamp:

01/28/11 01:33:46 (15 years ago)

Author:

Dominic König

Comment:

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S3/S3Method

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   '''Attributes:'''
-  - '''manager''': the S3ResourceController instance
-  - '''session''': the session store
-  - '''request''': the web2py Request instance
-  - '''response''': the web2py Response instance
-  - '''T''': the global translator object
-  - '''db''': the global DAL instance (database)
-  - '''download_url''': the default download-URL
-  - '''method''': string containing the requested method
+  - self.'''manager''': the S3ResourceController instance
+  - self.'''session''': the session store
+  - self.'''request''': the web2py Request instance
+  - self.'''response''': the web2py Response instance
+  - self.'''T''': the global translator object
+  - self.'''db''': the global DAL instance (database)
+  - self.'''download_url''': the default download-URL
+  - self.'''method''': string containing the requested method
 
   '''Resource:'''
-  - '''resource''': the S3Resource instance for the requested resource
-  - '''prefix''': the application prefix ("Module" prefix)
-  - '''name''': the name of the requested resource (without prefix)
-  - '''table''': the corresponding database table
-  - '''tablename''': the database table name
-  - '''record''': the record ID specified in the URL
+  - self.'''resource''': the S3Resource instance for the requested resource
+  - self.'''prefix''': the application prefix ("Module" prefix)
+  - self.'''name''': the name of the requested resource (without prefix)
+  - self.'''table''': the corresponding database table
+  - self.'''tablename''': the database table name
+  - self.'''record''': the record ID specified in the URL
 
   Note that, other than in {{{S3Request}}} instances, the resource attributes here refer to the target resource of the request, meaning, this would be the ''component'' if a component has been requested. To get at the parent resource, use {{{self.resource.parent}}}.
 
   '''Methods:'''
-  - '''permit''': check authorization (shortcut for auth.shn_has_permission)
-  - '''_config''': gets a CRUD setting of the target table
-  - '''_view''': finds the pathname of a custom view template
+  - self.'''permit''': check authorization (shortcut for auth.shn_has_permission)
+  - self.'''_config''': gets a CRUD setting of the target table
+  - self.'''_view''': finds the pathname of a custom view template
 
   '''Hooks:'''
-  - '''next''': URL to redirect to after the current request has been completed, typically set by the method handler (Note: this redirection does never happen after GET)
+  - self.'''next''': URL to redirect to after the current request has been completed, typically set by the method handler (Note: this redirection does never happen after GET)
 
 To implement a method handler as {{{S3Method}}}, you would typically subclass {{{S3Method}}} and implement the {{{apply_method}}} method: