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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "E:\web2py\gluon\restricted.py",
On Wednesday, February 15, 2017 at 3:35:30 AM UTC-5, Annet wrote:
>
> Hi Anthony,
>
> I just read:
>
> Any Python code in the template directives (i.e., "include", "exclude",
>> "block") is evaluated at compile time, as the directives are needed to
>> create the compiled views. However, in this c
Muchas gracias,
Tengo algo parecido referenciando a las funciones correspondientes antes
de definir las tablas dentro del módulo si hay claves ajenas.
Un saludo,
(Thank you
I have something similar with references to the functions before
defining tables in the module if there are foreign k
Thank you Anthony, it seems that there was at some point a problem with the
app_settings.
On Sunday, 29 January 2017 03:35:49 UTC, Anthony wrote:
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> Are migrations turned on, and if so, is there a *.table file for this
> table in the app's /databases folder? That could mean the table was
> prev
What I what to get is something like
*if* *condition* *then*
*statement-1*
*statement-2*
*end*
It is a text with monospace type, bold and italic letters and indentation.
I have tried:
**if** ''condition'' **then**[[NEWLINE}}
''staement-1''
''staement-1''
**end**
and the resu
The installation of nginx + uwsgi went suprisingly smooth, web2py is
running with my app now. But unfortunately the issue persists... in this
setup a single client occupies 50% CPU (~5 times more than lighttpd +
fastcgi, but better than apache 2 with wsgi). Closing the client-side
browsers resu
In my app.yaml file I have:
api_version: 1
runtime: python27
threadsafe: true
handlers:
- url: /_ah/warmup
script: applications/myapp/mycontroller/warmup
in mycontroller:
def warmup():
'''
called by GAE to ready a Jupiter instance
'''
Hi Anthony,
I just read:
Any Python code in the template directives (i.e., "include", "exclude",
> "block") is evaluated at compile time, as the directives are needed to
> create the compiled views. However, in this case you include an object that
> is only available at run time ("session"), w
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