I have emailed the publisher again about this. We agreed on PDF. I was
not aware of this system that they are using and I do not like it.
People should be able to print it. If he does not fixes it I will just
setup my own delivery system.
Massimo
On Oct 10, 1:50 am, seeker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
mmm ... not great.
To get the book from Amazon the only shipping option available to me
is a very expensive priority courier shipping, so I was hoping that
the PDF version would be the answer.
I read/use all my electronic documents and books on an e-reader and
that requires PDF, HTML, TXT or Mob
RE: another server
I think my motivation for this is to separate the processes responding
to live user load from the network.
If I understand correctly, the web2py instance and server is running
as one process; the web2py applications are running as threads.
So my first way of thinking is to s
Ha! Fixed it! Thanks Steve for the extra push to look at the CAS app
again. I had the CAS app open this whole time to use for reference.
Naturally once I stepped away for a moment and then came back to it,
took another look at the CAS app, then I got it! Thanks!
On Oct 9, 11:50 pm, "Steve Shepher
form is the form, form[0] is the table inside it. form[0][0] is the
first row. form[0][-1] is the last row, etc.
You can do
form[0].append(TR('Label',TAG.button('whatever'),'comment'))
You can add more attributes to your TAG.button
On Oct 9, 8:39 pm, Jose de Oliveira Filho <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I will have a go at this.
1. The Google account does not reply on GAE. You could be in our out of GAE
and still utilise the Python libraries that exist.
Your solution of a local user account is also good as you may want to add
additional information to your user.
2. The session information is sto
Have you taken a look at the demo apps that use CAS or the T2 user security.
They will show you a lot about how to handle security neatly.
Steve
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Is there a way to keep form.vars from displaying in the url? I am
making a login form, and the vars showing in the url is not a problem
if the user enters the correct username and password because they are
not shown in that case. However, if the user enters the wrong
password, the form does not su
Thanks a bunch, Massimo. I completely overlooked the "hidden" thing
in the FORM source, but the first answer is what I was looking for.
I need to add an extra button to a SQLFORM, like "Save and Add
another". I could put it outside the form but it looks really bad,
any recommendations here
I forgot the perhaps most important use-case: use it to check for
newer version of your application (or web2py itself in the case of the
admin app) in a fashion that avoids hair pulling when cti.depaul.edu
is down and we want to do something in the admin :D
On Oct 10, 1:34 am, achipa <[EMAIL PRO
Massimo is right, what I'm aiming for is closer to daemons (it's just
that windows calls daemons services... damn terminology). I'd like to
underline is that this does not replace a system cron or other daemons
that do long running or very low level tasks with specific rights. If
you need to do so
Ok, so I decided to start to implement a basic user authentication
system to my app. This is the scenario:
I want to deploy my app on google appengine at first so I save many
user the hassle of a registrations. Once it has a reasonable userbase
I want to move it out of google app engine. This mig
...and to Voltron's comment on middleware, I think I agree (middleware
being more broadly useful) - but I think these are separate things
serving separate kinds of needs
On Oct 9, 5:13 pm, yarko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...yes (to Massimo's comment), and what I'm thinking is something like
>
...yes (to Massimo's comment), and what I'm thinking is something like
the background separate server that has no views, but rather accepts
remote calls from other web2py apps to process asyncchronously;
achipa want to do cleanup;
someone else may want to send notification emails from a separate
thanks Massimo and phyo!
no idea why but after trying Massimos latest code i get same error
ValueError: too many values to unpack
this is whats in the ticket
if response.menu:
response.write('\n \n ',escape=False)
for name,active,link in response.menu:
response.write('\n ',escape
I think we are talking about something else here. "services" in this
thread should be read more like "deamons". specifically programs that
are triggered by events, run in background and are not connected to
normal IO.
achipa wants the ability to start threads from within web2py to do
database cle
I dunno, why re-invent the wheel with services? XML-RPC, Remoting,
Flash remoting works well with with Web2py or am I missing the point
here? I think something in the direction of middleware is what we need
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Good questions. Answers below.
> (in controller:)
> def new_project():
>f = FORM(INPUT(_name = "project_title", _type = "text"))
>if f.accepts(request.vars, session):
> db.project.insert(dict(title = f.vars.title, description =
> f.vars.description, user = session.user_id))
>
Correction. Does not appear to be in PDF as expected. It is in a
digital format, it is downloadable but there is some king of
protection. hmmm.
Massimo
On Oct 9, 3:44 pm, Massimo Di Pierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://store.vitalsource.com/show/9780470432327
>
> It costs a little more tha
http://store.vitalsource.com/show/9780470432327
It costs a little more than I expected but again, that is not much
under my control.
Massimo
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On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 12:36 PM, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> If I understand your question, your form.load(record) would be
> form.vars.update(record)
>
Hi again,
Sorry for the long email, it's kind of a big doubt for me.
I'm pretty sure I'm doing it wrong on behalf of inexperience
I have to admit to not having read much about this (I did use
webservices on a project once), but just for starters, here:
http://diveintopython.org/http_web_services/index.html
http://diveintopython.org/soap_web_services/index.html
Without suggesting anything too far afield, I would suggest tha
when I said services, I was thinking from web-services model that I'm
aware of in dot-NET.
So, my mental concept of this is such:
a service is something that a web2py app calls like a remote procedure
call - it does the same authentication etc. of the caller, but has no
user UI interface - it's
yes that is a good thing. The bug was introduce in 1.44 released
Monday and fixed Wednesday so hopefully every few people were
affected. Thanks again for reporting this.
Massimo
On Oct 9, 11:05 am, morningovermidnight
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> Massimo,
>
> Thanks for explaining session.secure
>several threads per one connection and didn't go too well
yep. Not a good idea to mix this with transactions.
On Oct 9, 10:39 am, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you check back a few months, you'll see that I experimented with
> mysql and several threads per one connection and didn't go
Massimo,
Thanks for explaining session.secure(), I understand it now. I
appreciate all your quick and helpful replies. About finding a bug,
well I guess if in the end it goes toward making web2py even better,
then it is a good thing. Viva web2py! :-)
On Oct 9, 1:21 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Deo, welcome. It's always good to have new faces and to hear that
web2py is spreading.
Please see my answers below:
deo wrote:
>
>
> I have a question on Tim's solution of creating a form in the view and
> replicating it in the action: how would I load values on the forms
> fields ? Would I hav
If I understand your question, your form.load(record) would be
form.vars.update(record)
On Oct 9, 9:28 am, deo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm a newbie like billf and I'm trying to do some things, but I don't
> see an easy way of doing them, maybe you can help me.
>
> I have a que
The problem is that SQLite is not a client-server database and only
thread can access a SQLite database at one time. If one thread access
the db file, the file is locked and nobody else can use it until
released.
You should be using postgresql or mysql to do what you are doing.
Massimo
On Oct 9
If you check back a few months, you'll see that I experimented with
mysql and several threads per one connection and didn't go too well..
It's just so much less error prone to have separate connections or a
producer/consumer pattern than debug a deadlock, race conditions or
phantom 'server gone aw
Hello all,
I'm a newbie like billf and I'm trying to do some things, but I don't
see an easy way of doing them, maybe you can help me.
I have a question on Tim's solution of creating a form in the view and
replicating it in the action: how would I load values on the forms
fields ? Would I have t
(plugin.c.165) dlopen() failed for: /usr/lib/lighttpd/mod_indexfile,
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When I tried that, I got the following error when attempting a query:
ProgrammingError: SQLite objects created in a thread can only be
used in that same thread.
But when I try to create an SQLDB object in my thread, I get:
OperationalError: unable to open database file
Maybe my thread di
i always meet 404 - Not Found,
my web2py path is /home/web2py/,
and i put the fcgihandler.fcgi in the web2py path,is it right?
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Let's get to work!
Massimo
On Oct 9, 8:42 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is web2py is the first approach to The collaborative development
> directly via online interface ?
>
> What i want to see is , to combine Trac with Web2py Admin . Which we
> can have full fledge Online Collab development e
Thank you. I will look at it.
On Oct 9, 8:22 am, achipa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think we might have a bit of a terminology issue here. From the
> operating system's standpoint, web2py is a service. I'm not talking
> about that. When I say web2py service, I mean things that are strictly
> l
Sno
You can try downloading a HTML/CSS template with good menus -(many
there at www.openwebdesign.com) , and make web2py use it. you can
learn how to make web2py use it by how layout.html is made.
try to adapt the template with web2py's layout.html and you will get
custom menus that you like.
It is becase web2py is not executed under its directory.
Working directory should be set to web2py directory.
On 10/9/08, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Having read the AlterEgo write-up, I still had problems with the
> 'VERSION' file not being found.
>
> I got around this by Run > Open Ru
Is web2py is the first approach to The collaborative development
directly via online interface ?
What i want to see is , to combine Trac with Web2py Admin . Which we
can have full fledge Online Collab development environment(SVN
support , Project management , Collaborative Development, Testing ,
I think we might have a bit of a terminology issue here. From the
operating system's standpoint, web2py is a service. I'm not talking
about that. When I say web2py service, I mean things that are strictly
linked and (I dare say) actually are *meant* to run under web2py, but
are not tightly coupled
Having read the AlterEgo write-up, I still had problems with the
'VERSION' file not being found.
I got around this by Run > Open Run Dialog > Arguments; Base Directory
= /usr/local/web2py (or your equivalent)
I hope this helps someone.
Bill
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