Lol!
Great to see this discussion degenerate/lighten-up into flash bar
fanboyism =P
If anyone read my original request to change the flash bar...
http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/dbfaf23d9acacc8a/c0a2f8bc493d587d?lnk=gst&q=flash+bar#c0a2f8bc493d587d
... they'd note I:
Great! Thanks for your patience!
On Oct 17, 8:28 pm, justinjas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh yeah I was wondering what happened to it. I just reposted it,
> since I had it send me an email.
>
> Justin
>
> On Oct 17, 7:25 pm, yarko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I messed up.
>
> > I clicked
Oh yeah I was wondering what happened to it. I just reposted it,
since I had it send me an email.
Justin
On Oct 17, 7:25 pm, yarko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I messed up.
>
> I clicked too quickly, and think I moderated someone's post to block
> instead of post
>
> If you posted a questi
I just started playing around with web2py and setup a very basic app
that merely displays the ip address of the visitor
(ipaddresstoday.com). The problem I'm having is that every request is
going over the allotted cpu cycles for an request in app engine.
For example in my logs on app engine I al
flash bar rox!
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 12:25 PM, Phyo Arkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I love massimo's web2py's flashbar too..
> And web2py is not depended on just one ajax effect ., You can switch to any
> ajax framework anytime.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:18 PM, yarko <[EMAIL PROTE
I think you are right.
On Oct 17, 6:19 pm, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For the "stamp" columns do you not think that the default should be
> like the 'id' column - do not expose/display?
>
> On Oct 18, 12:11 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > for your own tables you should do
>
I messed up.
I clicked too quickly, and think I moderated someone's post to block
instead of post
If you posted a question about GAE, your test app which just echos IP
address - and you don't see it here, please email me - I'll fix my
mistake.
Kind regards,
Yarko
*sigh* my daughter called
For the "stamp" columns do you not think that the default should be
like the 'id' column - do not expose/display?
On Oct 18, 12:11 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> for your own tables you should do
>
> db.tablename.esposes=['field1','field2','etc']
>
> to list the fields that you want t
for your own tables you should do
db.tablename.esposes=['field1','field2','etc']
to list the fields that you want to appear in forms and exclude those
you do not want.
db.tablename.displays=['field1','field2','etc']
to list fields that should be displayed by t2.display
I will look into the ot
do not use relative paths. use
{{=URL(r=request,c='static',f='filename.gif')}}
On Oct 17, 4:59 pm, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I code the following action:
>
> def update_lookup():
> lookup=t2.update(db.lookup)
> search=t2.search(db.lookup)
> return dict(lookup=lookup,sear
I am trying to test the behaviour of the new t2 "stamped" columns.
The T2 manual says of the "Stamp" pattern: "Automatically stamp table
records for creation date, author, last modification date and author
of the last modification." I thought initially that this meant that
those columns would be
You should look inside the .table files. They are just pickles.
On Oct 17, 5:33 pm, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Annet
>
> I'm guessing here (maybe someone else can confirm this): if when you
> install the new application you copied the .table files from the mock
> application databases fol
The basic problem was solved once I understood more about the .table
files. Thanks all.
On Oct 17, 5:21 pm, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you comment everything else, does this
>
> db=SQLDB('mysql://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:3306/onestepbeyond')
> from applications.plugin_t2.modu
If you recently made a post about gae, and echoing ip addresses -
I think I made a mistake, too quickly moderated and clicked the wrong
box by mistake.
If I'm right, then you will need to send me an email, and I'll correct
the situation.
Sorry about that!
Yarko
--~--~-~--~~
Annet
I'm guessing here (maybe someone else can confirm this): if when you
install the new application you copied the .table files from the mock
application databases folder to the new application then I think
web2py would be happy to migrate changes. However, if this is true
then I'm not sure w
I doubt this is related but if I try to step thru code in EasyEclipse
I get a problem where the session _formkey[table] is equal to
vars_formkey until I step over the self.formname=formname in
DIV.accepts() at which point all the session._formkey values change
and accepts() returns false
This
When I code the following action:
def update_lookup():
lookup=t2.update(db.lookup)
search=t2.search(db.lookup)
return dict(lookup=lookup,search=search)
...it appears to create a url in the form
http://server:port/application/controller/action/id
This has the effect that any relativ
tags are stored as '[red][green][blue]' so you can search using like
db(db.transaction.tags.like('%[red]%')).count()
will count all the items tagged red.
Do not call your table transaction, it is a SQL keyword.
Massimo
On Oct 17, 2:36 pm, "Steve Shepherd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok thats
not yet. I will take a look during the week-end.
On Oct 17, 2:11 pm, ceej <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> If i use session.connect(request,response,tablename='sessions',db=db)
> on my production server which uses MySQL It resets the sessions on
> every page load, it works fine in my de
Ok thats what I mean
I have a question though:
If you have code like:
# Model
db.definetable('transaction',
db.field('spendamount,'double'),
db.field('tags','text'))
# Controller Count and Totals
#I want some code to create an object that groups by the tags field and
provides and total for
Hi there,
If i use session.connect(request,response,tablename='sessions',db=db)
on my production server which uses MySQL It resets the sessions on
every page load, it works fine in my development server that uses
sqlite. I know i mentioned this before, did you get a chance to have a
look at it?
No. You can change it. You cannot change it only if web2py did not
create the model but you created it manually using sql.
Massimo
On Oct 17, 11:47 am, annet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I ran into the same problem. I had a mock application in which I
> created the model. Later I uninstalled the
OK - I was misunderstanding the instruction to delete the files under
the database folder.
I'm sure that will move me on. Many thanks.
On Oct 17, 5:44 pm, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe that the metadata is available for most if not all db
> engines but they don't all follow the I
I ran into the same problem. I had a mock application in which I
created the model. Later I uninstalled the mock application and
created a new application in which I use the same model. The problem
is that when I want to alter something (let's say the length of a
field from 20 to 30) in the model
I believe that the metadata is available for most if not all db
engines but they don't all follow the INFORMATION_SCHEMA standard so I
don't blame anyone for side-stepping this issue.
However, I have a newsitem.table in my databases folder so why
isn't web2py using that?
On Oct 17, 5:14 pm,
have you delete all under databases folder?
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 4:18 PM, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ok did the following:
> 1) delete all tables
> 2) select 'data administration': get ticket
> File "/usr/local/web2py/gluon/sql.py", line 500, in define_table
>raise e
> Programmi
Massimo , how about making Web2py able to analyse table structures via
SQLReflections ?
That is done with Squlsoup extension of SQLAlchemy., Wont be difficult to
implement. On my free time i will check how SQLSoup works and try to
implement for web2py.
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 4:22 PM, Phyo Arkar
When you delete (drop) tables you also have to delete the .table files
in the databases folder. Did you do that?
I think you are using two threads for the same problem.
Massimo
On Oct 17, 11:18 am, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok did the following:
> 1) delete all tables
> 2) select 'data
If you comment everything else, does this
db=SQLDB('mysql://blah:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:3306/onestepbeyond')
from applications.plugin_t2.modules.t2 import T2
t2=T2(request,response,session,cache,T,db)
work?
Did you try sqlite first?
Nothing to do with your error but change author_id wit
Ok did the following:
1) delete all tables
2) select 'data administration': get ticket
File "/usr/local/web2py/gluon/sql.py", line 500, in define_table
raise e
ProgrammingError: (1146, "Table 'onestepbeyond.newsitem' doesn't
exist")
3) sql.log contains:
timestamp: 2008-10-17T17:13:59.772235
web2py cannot query the data the database for the table structures.
Hence it can do migrations if and only if web2py created the tables in
the first place. In this case it maintains a local representation of
the table structure in the .table files.
You cannot do a migration on a table that was pr
I installed t2 and got some basic examples up and running ok using a
MySQL database. I want to test out some of the in-built columns, e.g.
created_on and modified_on so I added these to my tables and got the
"person table already exists" raised in my previous post.
So I deleted all the tables an
Regular Expressions would probably be more robust...but doing such a
large replace seems odd to me. If it were my code I would look for a
way around not having so much that needed replacing. Or perhaps you
should use string slicing. Anyway, here's how you would do it with regexps:
import re
This usually happens to me too (only on MySQL, ok with SQLlite)
If that happens what i have to do is Delete all database files under
Databases folder and Drop the table.
And retry again..
How to make it work under web2py?
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:25 PM, yarko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> wh
Nice Tim!
thanks Alot for taking time at analyzing C source code of Python!
So here it checks for preventing overflows, I C .
Good work, We are glad to have you on the Web2py group Tim.
Regards,
Phyo.
Star-Nix Solutions
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:17 PM, Timothy Farrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
what does your sql.log show?
On Oct 17, 10:08 am, billf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a bit confused re migrate.
>
> I thought that if changes had been made to a table in the model and
> migrate=True, whether specific or by default, then web2py would
> magically alter the table. And I could h
I love massimo's web2py's flashbar too..
And web2py is not depended on just one ajax effect ., You can switch to any
ajax framework anytime.
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:18 PM, yarko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> +1frankly, (as a user experiencing forms) I love the flashbar
> too! :-)
>
> On
+1frankly, (as a user experiencing forms) I love the flashbar
too! :-)
On Oct 17, 9:46 am, mdipierro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Noob,
>
> There are benefits of having a documentation project started from the
> community. The main benefit is that is shows skeptics this is no
> longer a on
I see.
Looking at the *replace_interleave *function at
http://svn.python.org/view/python/branches/release25-maint/Objects/stringobject.c?rev=66121&view=auto
, you can see where it checks for an overflow error (about 20 lines
down). It appears to be an architectural limitation based on the
im
Dear Tim;
Thanks for quick response all the time.
I am thinking about using re , but i would like to know and confirm if
str.replace() have limitations on size of string. Which dosen't seem to be
documented..
Regards,
Phyo.
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 3:02 PM, Timothy Farrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Correction...
re.subn(r'.{1,502}' ,'replacewiththis', srcString)
Timothy Farrell wrote:
> Regular Expressions would probably be more robust...but doing such a
> large replace seems odd to me. If it were my code I would look for a
> way around not having so much that needed replacing. Or perh
I'm a bit confused re migrate.
I thought that if changes had been made to a table in the model and
migrate=True, whether specific or by default, then web2py would
magically alter the table. And I could have sworn that this is what
had happened when I made some changes in the past(?)
However, ha
Dear All;
If anyone knows ?I would like to know if there Size Limitation on
str.replace() function.
Because from what i have tested , it no-longer replace anything after 502
length of string.
I want to replace a huge block of string and that , i am having problem.
Regards,
Phyo.
--~--~--
Hi Noob,
There are benefits of having a documentation project started from the
community. The main benefit is that is shows skeptics this is no
longer a one man project. I get a lot of emails from companies who are
interested in using web2py but are skeptical about long term
development. This lis
Yes, in the latsest version there should not be the as=None argument
any more.
On Oct 17, 8:50 am, Timothy Farrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Scott,
>
> Are you running the latest version of web2py? I submitted a patch to
> Massimo that covered this particular problem monday of last week. I c
add to your_table a record tags then do
db.your_table.tags.widget=t2.tag_widget(['tag1','tag2','tag3'])
Is this what you are suggesting? Perhaps we can have more
customization of the widget.
Massimo
On Oct 17, 4:34 am, "Steve Shepherd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is an idea for a new pa
db.define_table('tableE',SQLField('name'))
db.define_table('tableA',SQLField('tableE',db.tableE),SQLField('name'))
condition=db.tableE.name.like('%o') ## records where name ends in 'o'
db.tableA.tableE.requires=IS_IN_DB(db(condition),'tableE.id','%
(name)s')
On Oct 17, 3:47 am, morningovermidn
Massimo,
I implied in my previous post, that I don't use web2py's built-in
testing. This brings me to a question...what is the "test" directory
for under the application root? Since the admin interface only runs
doctests, what would be a good way of running a unittest that I place in
/applic
Scott,
Are you running the latest version of web2py? I submitted a patch to
Massimo that covered this particular problem monday of last week. I can
see that he's already committed it to trunk, it just hasn't made it out
to a release I guess. If you want to keep going with 2.6, it's safe to
When trying to run web2py off of Python 2.6, we got the following
error from code that works fine under Python 2.5.x (note that the
error trace never ventures out of the web2py code). Our immediate
solution is to use the older Python, but thought I'd point it out
(this is run on a Windows 2000 SP
An excellent question. Testing in web2py is somewhat of a misnomer
since you use web2py to create web applications but you can only truly
test the models or controllers, not the product of all three MVC
components. However, there isn't really a better way unless Massimo
wants to include anoth
Dear Pystar and noobypythoncode.
Nice comments ,
Nice license consideration pystar. Thats what i would like to see.
Noobypythoncoder , CookBook is not a tutorial or teaching book. That goes
for Massimo's Book.
CookBook is a collection of Useful code Snippet , usually less then 1 page
of code
Hi,
reload(module)
You might want to take that out once you go into production.
(I just asked the same question this week, there's a small thread on
that.)
Deodoro Filho
Em 17/10/2008, às 06:47, cjparsons escreveu:
>
> I have some helper functions in applications/[application]/modules/
> he
Thank you all for your suggestions, i have to make a point clear here,
this web2py cookbook that i am compiling is in no way trying to rival
any official book or documentation by Massimo, it is being compiled
along the line of the "Python Cookbook" by Orielly, where users of
web2py submit useful t
This is an idea for a new pattern in T2.
The idea is to allow a user to tag this records with tags or labels.
The user may select one or many and params can be set for wether it is
required or whether more than one tag can be selected.
I may be over thinking this as there may be a solution already.
At this point - the license-type is IRRELEVANT.
The REAL issue is:
Will ANOTHER '''cookbook''' benefit web2py???
WHY NOT first ask Massimo if you can open the existing cookbook?
Or CONTRIBUTE the free content of this group to it,
and improve the cookbook for everyone?
Undoubtedly, phyo,
I have some helper functions in applications/[application]/modules/
helperFunctions.py.
I import that in my controller using the full path applications/
[application]/modules/helperFunctions
I find that if I make changes to helperFunctions.py web2py doesn't see
them until I restart web2py. Is th
Ok, here goes. I would like to add another table to my database and
link it to an already exsisting table in my database. Lets say the
existing table is table-E, and the table to add is table-A. Usually,
adding a table with a foreign key reference to another table is no
problem. But for this situa
I've been reading earlier posts on unittests and using doctests in
web2py. I have tried and run some successful doctests in web2py.
However, it seems that the doctest is testing the value that my
function returns, as it should, but is there a way to write a test to
check an intermediate value in m
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