Hi,
I've been using web2py for a few years now. What I find most annoying is
the DAL. I understand that its easy for people who don't have a
programming background, but anytime I want to make changes to columns - I
run into issues large and small. I'd simply prefer to manage my database
wit
Hi web2py users,
Let's say I have a lot of functions that I would like to include into
a plugin. I do not want all of these functions in the controller of
the plugin. What's the best way to include a large number of utility
functions into a plugin ?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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On Sep 7, 3:11 pm, Cliff wrote:
> If your form doesn't have the default hidden fields, the controller
> assumes it's a resubmit and fails silently.
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> Check out the book, Chapter 7, SQLFORMS.
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> But why would you want to do this?
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> On Sep 7, 2:05 pm, Chris
Form.errors is an empty storage object.
So... it was unsubmitted ?
How is this possible when I'm using the controllers/appadmin.py that
comes with web2py ?
On Sep 7, 2:01 pm, Rufus wrote:
> Did you look at form.errors to find out why it returns false?
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> If form.errors doesn't exist, the accep
Hi web2py users,
When trying to update a row in a database table using the appadmin
interface, it does not work. The same page returns with the original
values.
In the appadmin controller, form.accepts is returning false - this may
have to do with a hack I've made to the controllers.appadmin.py
icly (if no firewall) and -p 80 sets the
> port.
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> On Sep 6, 2:15 pm, Christopher Baron wrote:
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> > Hi web2py users,
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> > I'm running a web2py server on a windows xp machine. Let's call it
> > the kiosk machine. The ki
Hi web2py users,
I'm running a web2py server on a windows xp machine. Let's call it
the kiosk machine. The kiosk machine has a static IP. I am able to
ping the kiosk machine from other computers on the network. However,
I'm unable to send an http request from a computer on the network to
the
Does anyone know where, what to set the 'aoColumns' property to ?
The documentation for this plugin is not helpful...
On Jul 18, 1:25 pm, Roberto Perdomo wrote:
> I now discover that only show the details only for the first 10 records.
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> I send you to your mail my app, because is very hevy for
Ok,
auth.define_tables( migrate=False )
seems to fix it, but what happens when a future web2py update changes
the auth tables ?
On Jun 27, 3:09 pm, Christopher Baron wrote:
> I've tried
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> db = DAL("mysql://%s:%s@%s/%s" % (user, password, host, dbname),
> migrate=Fa
I've tried
db = DAL("mysql://%s:%s@%s/%s" % (user, password, host, dbname),
migrate=False)
and still have the same problem.
On Jun 27, 3:07 pm, Christopher Baron wrote:
> I upgraded via the admin update link and received an error, so I went
> ahead and downloaded the sour
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> > Did you upgrade by the web2py "admin" update link?
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> > Richard
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> > On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 2:22 PM, Christopher Baron > > wrote:
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> >> Hi web2py users,
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> >> Just upgraded to Version 1.97.1
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Hi web2py users,
Just upgraded to Version 1.97.1
I checked my code out into the new directory, opened my browser, and
received and error stating 'auth_cas' already exists.
I removed all files from the databases folder and tried again
receiving an error that 'auth_user' already exists.
I'm using
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