That is possible for sure. What timezone are you in?
The problem is tar.extractall() is failing to create folders when run by
IIS.
I have reset everything and IIS is not running as the user DefaultAppPool
(which I can verify by inspecting the process).
I have made this user the owner of the ent
*For cyrillic types I mean for example words in russian language.*
On Thursday, September 25, 2014 9:44:31 PM UTC+3, Niphlod wrote:
>
> what do "cyrillyc types" mean ?
>
> On Thursday, September 25, 2014 8:27:55 PM UTC+2, Vladimir Makarov wrote:
>>
>> Give me a clue of how to set my search case i
I have a large table with large amounts of text that is displayed through
sqlform.grid. I want to be able to click the 'edit' link for a record from
the sqlform.grid, update the record, and then go to the next record in the
'edit' view without returning to the sqlform.grid table after submit.
I am setting a query string in routes_in but the request.vars is not
getting set. To replicate:
In routes.py
routes_in = (
(BASE + '/$anything', '/welcome/default/index?aaa=111&bbb=222'),
...
what do "cyrillyc types" mean ?
On Thursday, September 25, 2014 8:27:55 PM UTC+2, Vladimir Makarov wrote:
>
> Give me a clue of how to set my search case insensitive for all kind
> types?!?
>
> def search():
> lname = request.vars.name #form field
> q = db.tbl.l_name.like('%'+str(lname)+
Give me a clue of how to set my search case insensitive for all kind
types?!?
def search():
lname = request.vars.name #form field
q = db.tbl.l_name.like('%'+str(lname)+'%', case_sensitive=False)
grid = _grid(q)
return locals()
This grid returns me all records regardless of case:
So this little bit of code solved my problem:
elements_with_auth_user_ids = login_form.elements(_id=re.compile(
'^auth_user'))
for x in elements_with_auth_user_ids:
x['_id']= "login_" + x['_id']
Using regex with the elements method, found all the ID's starting with
"auth_user", and added a "
Viren,
There are better hosting solutions available. Pythonanywhere, for example,
supports Webg2py out of the box.
On Thursday, September 25, 2014 10:41:21 AM UTC-4, Viren Patel wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> i have bought the Windows server 2008 to deploy my Web2py application
>
> Wanted to know follow
Given that in real life I'm a Windows system administrator on top of a SQL
Server DBA, if we can arrange a remote session I'll be happy to debug with
you the issue ;-P
On Thursday, September 25, 2014 3:52:38 PM UTC+2, Tim Richardson wrote:
>
> I get the same behaviour even why I tell the applica
Hi all,
i have bought the Windows server 2008 to deploy my Web2py application
Wanted to know following
Can i run on server using the Rocket server itself
Do i need to have Apache running to host Web2py application
There is just one Root Directory, where and how do i place my web2py
applicaiton
h
I get the same behaviour even why I tell the application pool to run as me.
The create_app code turns the .w2p file into a .tar file.
It is supposed to os.unlink(tarname) the tar file but this fails; the .tar
remains. I think this may be the first thing which doesn't work.
On Thursday, Septemb
Hey,
I wonder if the feature for parameter based routing is also available or
possible to implement with pattern based routing. As from what I can read,
it does the following:
- routes /app/lang/ctrl/func to /app/ctrl/func
- sets request.uri_language to lang
- routes /lang/static/file (shouldn't
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