Yes But I now removed the css and put it before loading web2py css.
jQuery is also loaded only once.
Still the same problem.
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On Sunday, 11 August 2013 00:04:02 UTC+5:30, Anthony wrote:
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> Are you putting the CSS code *after* all the CSS loaded by web2py? Are
> you inadvertently loadin
I was wondering how I would go about raising a JSON exception in the same
way HTTP(200, message) can be raised? Thanks again in advance.
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Man. No luck from what either of you suggested... for some reason no mater
what I put in the post_id field ends up as 0. Frustrating.
I guess it doesn't really matter that much through if the best way to about
is JS. Come to think of it it would be kind of weird if the whole page
reloaded ev
{{user = db.auth_user(username=myuser) # should probably move this to the
controller}}
{{='%(first_name)s %(last_name)s' % user if user else 'user not a member of
site'}}
Note, there is no reason to use two separate queries to get the first and
last name, and there is no reason to use the .as_
This is helpful feedback, I will do some digging and see if I can figure
out what is causing this behavior. And yes I see all my other tables which
are in a different model file besides db.py; the only tables missing from
the appadmin interface are the various auth tables.
On Saturday, August 1
Hi there,
I am sharing my experiments with D3.js this week. It's Geek Week, according
to Google and I tried some animations with svg and images.
These are at
htttps://github.com/greaneym/d3anim
I tried adding them to the slices page but it didn't look like that worked.
Also, please add a
- This code is working, but...
- is there a better or shorter way to accomplish this.
~ thanks for help.
Rob
{{
# QUESTION:
# is there a more direct way of accomplishing this?
# file: userinfo.html (a web2py view)
# I'm logged in as
# user: jdoe
# this will return first_name
you need to change some other parts of app.yaml to enable threadsafeyou
can't use a cgi handler. i'll try and look up the answer in the next
couple of days
On Thursday, August 8, 2013 7:47:10 PM UTC-7, davedigerati wrote:
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> Christian - I'm a total n00b so unable to help as much as I
If it does not raise an exception it is successfull. The issue is that
unless you are in a controller action you have to db.commit() or the insert
will be un-committed.
On Saturday, 10 August 2013 17:07:17 UTC+2, Jordan Ladora wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I'm unable to figure out how to check when a simpl
Ah, thank you, I see now that it is written that in production they become
disabled.
On Saturday, August 10, 2013 2:19:41 PM UTC-4, Anthony wrote:
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> If you are talking about the generic.json and generic.xml views, they are
> disabled by default. However, in the welcome app, there is a line in
> *My question is: *how do you edit the security tables using *appadmin*?
> Browsing to: *[app]/appadmin/index* does not show any auth_??? tables.
> What am I missing?
>
Does it show any tables? The auth tables should definitely be there if you
have set things up properly. If necessary, pack
Are you putting the CSS code *after* all the CSS loaded by web2py? Are you
inadvertently loading jQuery twice (once via the web2py layout.html code
and once via the code you've copied from SO)?
Anthony
On Saturday, August 10, 2013 12:16:55 PM UTC-4, Vineet wrote:
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> I am trying to display a fu
field_A is validated. The problem is that when you submit the form without
selecting a value for field_A, the reloaded page including the form errors
initially hides field_A (including the error message below it). If you
change the value of field_B and then change it again to "Choice 2", you
wi
If you are talking about the generic.json and generic.xml views, they are
disabled by default. However, in the welcome app, there is a line in db.py
that enables all generic views for local requests only.
Anthony
On Saturday, August 10, 2013 6:40:36 AM UTC-4, arche...@gmail.com wrote:
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> It se
Oops my bad - unrelated problem caused this - please disregard.
o:
Thanks.
On Saturday, August 10, 2013 8:07:17 AM UTC-7, Jordan Ladora wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I'm unable to figure out how to check when a simple db insert() was
> successful. In my code below, regardless of whether the db insert is
I am trying to display a full screen cross-hair.
When using the code given here -->
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12737615/html5-or-jquery-full-screen-crosshair-cursor
If the code for cross-hairs is put in in web2py View, the web page does
not display anything (just 2 hairs stationary at t
Hi,
I'm unable to figure out how to check when a simple db insert() was
successful. In my code below, regardless of whether the db insert is
successful or not, the code after 'if new_record:' always executes..
new_record = db.abc.insert(a='this', b='that', c='theotherthing')
if new_record:
I have a SQLFORM.factory form that has multiple fields, one hidden by
default in the view (via jquery) and shown when another field, a dropdown
select, changes to some value. In the code below, field_A is shown if
field_B 'Choice 2' is selected.
The problem is that fields (eg field_A) which are sh
I have a requirement from a client to ALWAYS show the sorter arrows on the
sort column in SQLFORM.grid. Anyone have a good way to turn that on
globally?
-Jim
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It seems as if it's a bit of a lapse in security to have json and all other
protocols exposed by default for a controller function, I was wondering why
this is done and how to stop all but html exposure? Should I check the
extension or is there some better way?
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It seems a bit of a security lapse to have the exposure of JSON and XML
implicitly? I was wondering why this is set by default and what's the best
way of going about changing that? Should I be checking for the extension?
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I think you should be able to set the value after you create the form in your
controller:
comment_form = SQLFORM(db.comment)
comment_form.vars.post_id=post.id
http://www.web2py.com/book/default/chapter/07#Pre-populating-the-form
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This is what I would have done. Some caveats:
1) Use a SQLFORM.factory and not a SQLFORM because you do not want the
value of the password field to be stored in db
2) You can validate the password using validators (I think)
Field('password','passwrod',requires=(IS_CRYPT(),IS_EQUAL_TO((db.auth_u
You can but not advisable. You can for example, in controller,
for post in posts:
db.post_comment.post_id.default = post.id
post.form = SQLFORM(db.post_comment, formname='x%s' % post.id).process()
and in view replace {{=comment_form}} with {{=post.form}}
but you end up generating and proce
This is a big transaction. Is this performed occasionally? Is this
performed concurrently to other operations? Can it broken in smaller
transactions?
On Friday, 9 August 2013 19:16:42 UTC-5, Joe Barnhart wrote:
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> The overall transaction looks like this:
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> start the transaction
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