I use 2.7.6 from canopy. I will b okay.I think...
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U can use the dictionary (or table) as a list n use regular python syntex for
list. Like li =['a', 'b']; n then do li.remove ('a'). Ur table a dictionary in
python. Db (table.field) r dictionaries. But, u can use [] to make it a list
I belive or use select method a pass as a set n then remove.
On the same note,...does anyone know if DAL object can b converted into xml
like the sql designer did? I know web2py no longer probably support sql
designer but if there is a way to convert web2py models into xml then if
someone needs to use mysql or other database or use different framework lik
On the same note,...does anyone know if DAL object can b converted into xml
like the sql designer did? I know web2py no longer probably support sql
designer but if there is a way to convert web2py models into xml then if
someone needs to use mysql or other database or use different framework lik
On the same note,...does anyone know if DAL object can b converted into xml
like the sql designer did? I know web2py no longer probably support sql
designer but if there is a way to convert web2py models into xml then if
someone needs to use mysql or other database or use different framework lik
On the same note,...does anyone know if DAL object can b converted into xml
like the sql designer did? I know web2py no longer probably support sql
designer but if there is a way to convert web2py models into xml then if
someone needs to use mysql or other database or use different framework lik
On the same note,...does anyone know if DAL object can b converted into xml
like the sql designer did? I know web2py no longer probably support sql
designer but if there is a way to convert web2py models into xml then if
someone needs to use mysql or other database or use different framework lik
well, binaries ship their own python interpreter so they're out of the
picture.
Dropping 2.5 support means that if anyone is running web2py source with a
python 2.5 interpreter would not work.
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If I understand Massimo correctly, he is saying that the latest version of
web2py will not be guaranteed to run on Python 2.5 *regardless* of whether
you are using packaged binaries or source version. *It just won't be
guaranteed to run on 2.5 no matter what.*
It's not a problem with my site.
I use the source code version. So it doesn't really matter for me.
On Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 2:18:17 PM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
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> Who is opposed? Why?
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Another way to do it is crud .search (db.table, query)
On Mar 6, 2015 10:57 AM, "Leonel Câmara" wrote:
> It's not that this isn't possible, it's just that it doesn't make much
> sense to use smartgrid if all you want is a searchbox.
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> Anyway... Here's how you can do it. I don't recommend pe
There is another way to do it:
results = crud.search(dbOBJECT.news, queries= ['equals','contains'])
But that will print out all the tables. There are lot of ways to do this
but the best is to use the query and output to a table, make it look nice
and then display.
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Who is opposed? Why?
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I would say, go through this link. Massimo and Leonel explained everything.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/poJDzhYa-d0
On Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 7:33:33 AM UTC-5, zimani wrote:
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> hello people,
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> So i have created my web pages. However i need a searchbox for my users,
web2py lived up to its promise again and delivered!!! works like a champ.
Once line put all the search results in your finger tip and that without
wring one single line of JS like php will make you do. The magic of python.
How cool is that!:-)?
On Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 12:07:35 PM UTC-5,
I set my Firefox to prefer Italian but then instead of just translating the
one word I have marked T(word), Web2Py's interface is translated into
Italian. The instructions for Chrome in the video referenced below seemed
to say that I should add Italian but not make it first priority, and that
I run some tests and I cannot reproduce the problem but I pointed you to the
wrong function.
This works for me and does what you asked:
db = DAL()
db.define_table('a',Field('b'))
db.a.insert(b="xxx")
query = SQLFORM.build_query([db.a.b],'xxx')
print db(query).select()
Does it work for you?
On
Nice one. Evidently we're developing very different types of apps. I
rarely hit table sizes greater than 1M records. MySQL performs really well
for me. Yes, I've had to code around some performance issues (the IN
clause specifically), but that is trivial. I've only ever worked with
Postgres on
hello people,
So i have created my web pages. However i need a searchbox for my users,
based on all my pages/database. How can i easily include a search box to my
pages. Is there a plugin for search boxes?
Thanks for the help
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hi everyone,
So i have two components on my page. I can insert comments on my components
just fine.
However i am trying to allow my users to delete a comment they have
inserted.
I am not sure how to go about it. Somebody please help it will be
appreciated.
This is what i have.
*In comments.py
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