On Friday, June 3, 2016 at 9:30:10 AM UTC-7, PRACHI VAKHARIA wrote:
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> *Great! 😇What are some of the major updates in 2.14.4 – that we users
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## 2.14.6
- Increased test coverage (thanks Richard)
- Fixed some newly discovered security issues in admin:
Well. adding "sync_output=200" ended up working for tasks that were
just over the 300 second mark (where previously I was failing). I changed
the task length to 600 seconds and I'm back to failing. Ah... so close!!!
I tried changing sync_output to 100 but still failed. Unless you have
ano
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 2:45:00 PM UTC-4, Ron Chatterjee wrote:
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> I get this error.
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> EOL while scanning string literal: , line 1, pos 68
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> While typing
> navbar.element(_href=re.compile('register'))[0] = 'Registration Page"
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Not sure how/why you are getting that error (hard to say with
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 5:30:50 PM UTC-4, Niphlod wrote:
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> okay but .
> """
> Withimmediate=True you can force the check for new tasks: it will happen
> at most as heartbeat seconds are passed
> """
> clearly states that "it" is "check for new tasks".
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Yes, but earlier it says:
immedi
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 5:17:34 PM UTC-4, Sammy wrote:
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> Oh sure, I understand the importance of define.table as a way to create
> table if it does not exist already. But for existing tables, how is it that
> an oracle client is able to understand the structure of a table to do
> queries wi
Hey Jeff,
Most likely the date/time format.
If you can post a sample sqlite file and SQLGRID code, happy to help.
-Mark
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 12:42:16 PM UTC-7, Jeff Riley wrote:
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> Sorry quick update. Rows is returning information, so I must have a
> problem with my javascript. I st
it's kinda chicken-and-egg here, because your real trouble is that the
unlogged user hits a page that you want to be cached client-side as long as
he is not logged in.
if you let it cache client-side, having the user returning to the same page
to expect a different outcome is impossible.
IMHO t
the oracle client really doesn't know anything about your database, it just
spits what oracle has to tell.
DAL is an "Abstraction", so to "abstract" a model, it needs the definition
(the brain that designed the oracle table had it, it just translated to SQL
rather than python)
But let's put it
Sounds good - possibly worth trying to contact someone on the psa team as
well. I think we need to decide whether an updated plug-in is the best way
to go or whether this should be a core part of either PSA or web2py. The
plug-in may be the quickest way forward but it might well be better to g
okay but .
"""
Withimmediate=True you can force the check for new tasks: it will happen at
most as heartbeat seconds are passed
"""
clearly states that "it" is "check for new tasks".
A more-specific
"""
with immediate=True the worker will check for new tasks as soon as possible
(without wai
I'm really not sure on how to tackle this mysql-specific shortcoming but I
get the point.
What does happen if you queue the task with sync_output=200 ? Functionaly
you don't need it, but practically - but still in theory - it would
short-circuit the issue keeping the connection alive every 200
Oh sure, I understand the importance of define.table as a way to create
table if it does not exist already. But for existing tables, how is it that
an oracle client is able to understand the structure of a table to do
queries without further instructions but for DAL you need to explicitly
defin
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 1:34:00 PM UTC-7, Sammy wrote:
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> I will probably be picking this back up in a few weeks as I will be
> sidetracked for a while. I am just curious though why web2py requires one
> to define a table even if it already exists. e.g. if I have an Oracle
> client install
I will probably be picking this back up in a few weeks as I will be
sidetracked for a while. I am just curious though why web2py requires one
to define a table even if it already exists. e.g. if I have an Oracle
client installed, all I need is a connection string. I don't need to define
a model
Sorry quick update. Rows is returning information, so I must have a
problem with my javascript. I still however cannot delete the record from
the SQLgrid view.
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 2:38:03 PM UTC-5, Jeff Riley wrote:
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> Now I am truly confused. I am able to submit the form and create t
Now I am truly confused. I am able to submit the form and create the
record in the database, but now
rows = db(db.training).select() is not returning anything and I cannot delete
the record from the SQLGrid view. I have really wacked something up.
On Sunday, June 5, 2016 at 2:34:16 PM UTC-
I get this error.
EOL while scanning string literal: , line 1, pos 68
While typing
navbar.element(_href=re.compile('register'))[0] = 'Registration Page"
So, I am guessing, it looks for the work (pattern) 'register' and change
that to the 'registration page'. I printed out the navbar but I don
I've been doing some more test and a bit more reading about this, and I can
see (if I'm not wrong) that this is not a problem, it's the expected
behaviour.
@cache.action does precisely that: it sets cache headers for client-side
caching, that is, browser side caching.
And, *optionally*, it allo
Where are we going?
I also didn't had any answer here :
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py-developers/x23GReU0McM/5kX42ft-PAAJ
Thanks
Richard
On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 10:56 PM, Massimo Di Pierro <
massimo.dipie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> No. That simply decides wheher to display the login menu.
Issue submitted with proposed fix:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/issues/1351
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 11:23:10 AM UTC-4, Anthony wrote:
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> I see. With smartgrid, you can pass through any of the standard grid
> parameters to the grid, and there is an option to specify any of those
> parame
I see. With smartgrid, you can pass through any of the standard grid
parameters to the grid, and there is an option to specify any of those
parameters as a dictionary with table names as keys. The problem is that
the code simply checks whether each kwarg is a dictionary, assuming if it
is, it m
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 9:19:10 AM UTC-4, Mirek Zvolský wrote:
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> Thank you, Anthony!
> For me was important to be sure that I make no other mistake and proper
> way to fix it is with delayed setting of represent=..
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> Based on your answer, this works excellent for me:
> db.place.place_id.rep
Looks like each set of inputs has the same input names, so you get back a
list for each variable. I believe browsers preserve the order of input
values for inputs with the same name, so you should be able to just run a
loop and do a separate insert for each set of items in the lists (i.e., on
t
I need to decorate a controller function with @cache.action in order to
have two different versions of the rendered view: one for logged-in users
and another one for not logged-in users.
Notice that I don't need one different caché for each user (that could be
achieved using session argument).
Thank you, Anthony!
For me was important to be sure that I make no other mistake and proper way
to fix it is with delayed setting of represent=..
Based on your answer, this works excellent for me:
db.place.place_id.represent = lambda id, row: id and id.place or ""
(handled for None + different pa
I want to believe you, but in version 2.13.4 the code for smatgrid is
# filter out data info for displayed table
if table._tablename in constraints:
query = query & constraints[table._tablename]
if isinstance(links, dict):
links = links.get(table._ta
Hi!!!
I commented that you can solve the problem by doing the following:
1°) Modifying the function as follows
def fgetlocalidad():
idprovincia = 0
result=''
idprovincia = int(request.vars.idprovincia)
localidad_rows =
db(db.trlocalidad.idprovincia==idprovincia).select(orderby=d
The "represent" attribute of the field cannot be set automatically in this case
because the table has not been defined at the time the field is created. So you
must set the "represent" attribute yourself:
represent=lambda r, id: id.place
Anthony
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I have self refenced table for places (locations), ie. hierarchical
structure of places is possible.
db.define_table('place',
Field('place', 'string'),
Field('place_id', 'reference place'),
format='%(place)s'
)
In Web2py grid for the parent place (place_id)
I see:
In the "real" world, the task can take anywhere from 1 minute up to 30
minutes.
In debugging my problem, I created a dummy task that would loop (sleep 15
seconds then do a db write) and end after a set period of time. I'm seeing
the problem when the dummy task takes over 300 seconds - anything
even in a single process you shouldn't notice any "unresponsiveness". it's
most likely that locally you have both the browser process and webp2y
competing for resources than a problem on the thread executing the work (as
the default webserver is multi-threaded). Another thing to consider with
a
uhm. maybe it's not strictly clear but what immediate does is checking for
new tasks (and the assigning/reassigning cycle) ASAP.
There's no guarantee to do anything else (e.g. unavailable workers, single
worker occupied processing a previous task, available workers but with a
different group_na
nope. what it really happens is that scheduler module "register itself"
under the current namespace. When you do -K , it just spawns a process that
executes "from gluon import current;current._scheduler.loop()" in the
context of the app.
Given that DAL under the hood represents a connection, and
how many seconds does it take to be executed ?
On Monday, June 6, 2016 at 3:46:12 AM UTC+2, Andre Kozaczka wrote:
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> I'm getting the following error after my scheduled task completes:
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> Traceback (most recent call last): File
> "/home/wdis/web2py/gluon/shell.py", line 273, in
>run exec(
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