[web2py] Re: password widget, validators and ending up with asterisks

2011-09-03 Thread Aaron Mahler
Ok. Makes sense. So I wasn't nuts or "doing it wrong". :) Thanks! - Aaron On Sep 2, 9:31 pm, Massimo Di Pierro wrote: > Field('name',type='password') makes use data can only go in but never > out to forms. > > On Sep 2, 5:29 pm, Aaron Mahler

[web2py] Re: password widget, validators and ending up with asterisks

2011-09-02 Thread Aaron Mahler
I'm definitely using web2py's login functionality for the app itself, yes... but this particular password field I'm describing isn't related to logging into web2py, sessions, etc. This is an interface to an LDAP server where user account entries are being edited. The password field is part of tha

[web2py] password widget, validators and ending up with asterisks

2011-09-01 Thread Aaron Mahler
I'm curious if this is "proper" behavior and, if so, what is the proper way to deal with it. I've put in my own little error trap to prevent it, but I'm wondering if my whole approach is wrong. I have a form that includes both password and password verification (type the second time to match) fie

[web2py] Re: Link calling function w/results in modal popup?

2011-08-24 Thread Aaron Mahler
Just to be sure I'm not missing a far simpler approach here... is there a way with the Minimal Modal plugin to assign the results of a function call to its content argument? - Aaron On Aug 24, 12:11 pm, Aaron Mahler wrote: >  That first example looks very close. Let me study that o

[web2py] Re: Link calling function w/results in modal popup?

2011-08-24 Thread Aaron Mahler
24, 2011 12:03:31 PM UTC-4, Aaron Mahler wrote: > > >  Hello! > > >   I'm curious to get some recommendations on how best to approach this > > - possibly using the Minimal Modal plugin, but I'm open to whatever > > other methods might achieve it. > > >  

[web2py] Link calling function w/results in modal popup?

2011-08-24 Thread Aaron Mahler
Hello! I'm curious to get some recommendations on how best to approach this - possibly using the Minimal Modal plugin, but I'm open to whatever other methods might achieve it. I have a table of results being displayed. There is a field in each row that contains information which I don't wan

Re: [web2py] web2py vs. django for Manipulating LDAP Records?

2011-08-11 Thread Aaron Mahler
on with the application > at > http://desarrollo.educarex.es/linex/projects/servidoressecundaria/repository/show/controlies > > All the ldap "crud" tasks are done via python functions stored in the > modules directory of the web2py application. > > Hope it helps. > &g

[web2py] web2py vs. django for Manipulating LDAP Records?

2011-08-11 Thread Aaron Mahler
Hello! I need to write an in-house app for managing and manipulating records in our LDAP environment and am evaluating which framework might be the best fit. I've been writing python code for years, worked with Zope in the past, etc., so lots of python frameworks are attractive in that regard.