I am a python/web2py newbie. I am trying to create a user friendly web
search form for clients that connects to our existing Oracle DB and
executes a query based on search criteria put in the form by users.
For example, user will fill out the form saying first_name = "John" ,
last_name="Smith"
Well, one of our previous developers edited some of the files within the
gluon folder years ago in order to add some functionality that we rely on.
Why he couldn't add that functionality outside of the gluon folder is
beyond me. The bottom line is that we need a "clean" copy of gluon from
versi
All, Ok I think this would help my situation, but I am missing how to
execute the Ajax. I have four views that contain the same javascript and
would really like to move to the static js folder, but the javascript
requires elements passed to the views from the controllers. The "Drawtext"
item
Does it work if you load the exact same URL as the main page (i.e., without
Ajax)?
On Saturday, May 28, 2016 at 1:56:30 PM UTC-4, Tom Øyvind Hogstad wrote:
>
> Everything looks okay. It's a bit challenging to experiment on a live
> server, so I will look more into it when time permits me to set
I installed Web2py at Webfaction. In Web2py I have an application dbmodel
that contains my models,
static files and uploads. I created two static only applications one two
serve the content of static and one
to serve the content form uploads.
So any request starting with http://www.domain.com/d
Everything looks okay. It's a bit challenging to experiment on a live
server, so I will look more into it when time permits me to set up SSL on a
test environment.
Really not concerned about security, but I discovered Google Chrome won't
permit use of the browser geolocation functions unless th
I am stuck with a similar situation here.
I have the models/scheduler.py
from gluon.scheduler import Scheduler
def auto_insert():
try:
db.UserLogs(user_name='temp',user_email='a...@as.com',activity='checking
scheduler')
return 'inserted'
except:
return 'failed'
Am Freitag, 27. Mai 2016 06:48:31 UTC+2 schrieb Anthony:
>
> def list_order_type():
> if 'edit' in request.args:
> record = db.foobar(request.args(-1, cast=int))
> older_than_an_hour = record.created_on < request.now - datetime.
> timedelta(hours=1)
> db.foobar.text.wr
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