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Ovidio Marinho Falcao Neto
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2013/9/21 Massimo Di Pierro
> web2py 2.6.4 is OUT. I fixes some more bug and fixes a problem with
> sessions in 2.6.x.
>
> If you are using 2.6.x you sho
yes and no.
You cannot do this:
def index():
yield 'a'
yield 'b'
yield 'c'
But you can do this:
def index():
def iterator():
yield 'a'
yield 'b'
yield 'c'
return iterator()
A web2py action must return something. It can return an iterator
With WSGI you can slowly return in a connecting using yield command or with
a list or queue (in gevent), is this (and how is this) possible with web2py?
Thank you in advance!
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web2py 2.6.4 is OUT. I fixes some more bug and fixes a problem with
sessions in 2.6.x.
If you are using 2.6.x you should definitively upgrade.
Massimo
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There is no web2py API for this because, to my knowledge, almost none of
the supported database can do it.
Web2py supports Vertica (http://www.vertica.com/). Vertica can do this:
def fpbts(field1,field2,field3,minutes=5):
return Expression(field1.db,"FIRST_VALUE(%s) OVER (PARTITION BY
TIME_S
Sorry Anthony, I should've been more specific... Wasn't related to your
example, that's why I replied to the original message.
I was just showing the way to format the data, even with the grid as is,
without replacing the whole format.
On Saturday, September 21, 2013 5:51:49 PM UTC-4, Anthony
Sorry, not sure I follow. What does this have to do with the following code:
mydisplay = myformat(grid.rows)
grid.element('.web2py_table', replace=mydisplay)
The above should replace the entire grid table (which means the "links"
argument would be useless, as it is used to add elements to the gr
I'm formatting the data for certain columns within each row by calling a
function, and returning an XML element, which then displays HTML within
that cell. Code bellow is just to give you an idea...
GRID:
links=dict(orderMaster=[
lambd
For simplicity I can accept a query of records saved within an hour.so only
24 slots.
I know that I create at least one record for every 10 minutes.
I want to create a scale for every hour.
If I detect 5 or 6 records created I draw a green cell, in the other hand
zero records is bad and I create a
On Saturday, September 21, 2013 7:24:24 AM UTC-4, Niphlod wrote:
> nope, there's absolutely no support to output a grid as a series of divs.
> btw, that's what the tables are for (displaying data).
> I understand the "move" done a few years ago to avoid using table as a way
> to format the whole
> mydisplay = myformat(grid.rows)
> grid.element('.web2py_table', replace=mydisplay)
>
The above should work (works for me). Can you show more of your code and
the resulting HTML?
Anthony
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The problem is that my data does not display too well in a table grid. Some
of my columns are descriptions that do not fit well inside a grid. So I
want to display it in a more readable alternate formats. - Something like
*Title *
description ..
*date*
Ok. I did so and worked fine.
I supposed words needed to be included in translation file once, but in
fact, expressions including words has to be included also in the dictionary
as if they were words itself.
I propose this to be included in the manual:
1. expressions including words has to
Hi!
what's the correct way to get the download url from a table record which
model contains a field of type upload?
thank you
best regards
Manuele
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Thanks Niphlod. I submit the form and get back the same form, empty. It's
as if the submitted data is just dumped and the page reloads as if nothing
had been sent.
I'll try the replacement you suggest and get back to you.
Ian
On Friday, September 20, 2013 5:12:35 PM UTC-4, Niphlod wrote:
>
> I
example needed do you want 6*24=144 different groups each one holding
a "slice" of 10 minutes with the number of records in it, given a day?
i.e.
1 --> 00:00 to 00:09 --> 3 records
2 --> 00:10 to 00:19 --> 4 records
144 --> 23:50 to 23:59 --> 1 record
On Saturday, September 21, 2013
Hello,
how can i count/group how many records were created in a 10 minutes period
over a day?
Thank you
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nope, there's absolutely no support to output a grid as a series of divs.
btw, that's what the tables are for (displaying data).
I understand the "move" done a few years ago to avoid using table as a way
to format the whole page in sections, but really I don't understand the
need to remove table
and I can check why form.vars doesn't work. I suspect you're right though:
form.vars "happens" after the call to the validator formatter, that is the
one "translating" the date format.
On Saturday, September 21, 2013 1:52:52 AM UTC+2, Joe Barnhart wrote:
>
> You are a wizard Mr. Niphlod. Using
One addition to the step 8:
Record with "word" in plural-*.py files appears ONLY during execution T() or
T.M() with correspondent "%%{word}" template in it. So before editing plural
forms you need to execute you application once (step 9) or you need to fill
plural-*.py files manually as a Pytho
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