[web2py:31723] Re: Formating forms manually

Hi waTR, Thank you very much for your continued help! Bill --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py-users" group. To post to this group, send email to web2py@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this

[web2py:31722] Re: Formating forms manually

weheh, Thank you so much! Very helpful! Let me give it a try! Bill --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py-users" group. To post to this group, send email to web2py@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe

[web2py:31648] Re: Formating forms manually

Hi waTR, Thank you for your help. Although, like Arvind in the conversation you send me, I have objects that span multiple tables. Is there any other way of getting at the form elements with FORM() or utilizing SQLFORM across multiple models? Bill --~--~-~--~~~---~-

[web2py:31637] Formating forms manually

Hello, I am new to web2py and am in process of implementing a form. I would like to be able to format the form layout manually in the view. Is there a way to do this? How can I individually render form elements in the view? Using FORM() helper to create the form. Thanking you in advance Bil

[web2py:27966] Web2Py and Firefox 3.5 audio tag

Just wondering if anyone has a working example of using the HTML5 tags enabled in Firefox 3.5. It should be quite simple but I just cannot make it work. I have tested the following: - Having a file in /static and pointing the the src attribute to that - Streaming a file through a controlle

[web2py:27357] Slash and backslash when adding new files

Just a small thing I noticed. This may only be on windows. Files are listed using backslashes. E.g. default\index.html But if you add a new file you must write it using slashes. E.g. default/new_file.html I suppose the listed files should be shown with slashes only no matter the platform. --~--~

[web2py:27312] Re: Minimal Application

OK, I will try to be specific from a newbie perspective. How does the Javascript menu work? I assume that you build a structure with HTML and then set the class or id to something that JQuery will turn into a menu. I can easily extend it, but I cannot easily find (in the code) what makes it tick

[web2py:27306] Re: Minimal Application

Thanks for your comments. I forgot that web2py is backwards compatible, so I can just use one of my old apps as a template. Anyway, as you said web2py is under a fast evolution...that's why I feel it would be good to have the default app fully documented. --~--~-~--~~~

[web2py:27297] Minimal Application

I have not been looking at Web2Py for 8 months or so. Picking it up again I can see lots of improvements done. Even though I'm impressed I have some problem with the default application. Out of the box it has: - Authentication - Nice Javascript (JQuery I assume) menus - Some generic files If

[web2py:13995] Re: I am new to Web2py and have some questions and suggestions

one having problems with the code highlighting in Firefox. Seems that the CSS coloring is somewhat "offset" to the text. and thanks for being so friendlt to a first timer -BG On Dec 19, 6:16 pm, yarko wrote: > HI BG - > > Thanks for your note.   Sorry for the delay on your

[web2py:13867] I am new to Web2py and have some questions and suggestions

I already posted this once, but it didn't seem to appear. I apologize if my post is just delayed and will now somehow appear twice. I intended to use Django for a project but found it too time consuming to learn. With Web2py I seem to be able to "get to the code" much faster, which is great. I h

[web2py:13866] I am new to Web2py and have some questions/suggestions

I intended to use Django for a project but found it too time consuming to learn. With Web2py I seem to be able to "get to the code" much faster, which is great. I have a few questions. What is the best approach to do repetitive stuff. In particular I mean code you want to run no matter what cont