Hi,
Must be...
you can download it from
olympic.co.uk/download/generv-1.tar.gz
it has the code and the PDFs - make sure you read the 'how to use' document
graham
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Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
- http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
- http
I see that the web2pyslices still doesn't have the entry I posted a few days
ago and neither has my reply to Carlos' posting. The latter may be because I
don't/cannot use google groups because Google don't want to let me create a
user, which is fine by me if they want to be like that...
so just
Further to my previous posting I have just published the details of my
generator tool in web2pyslices.
Just download and read through the how to use document at least.
I will, yet again, point out that this is a work in progress with lots of
gaps and almost certainly a few bugs and certainly wi
Thanks for the responses.
I suspect that in the short term it would be simplest to put the code etc.
on web2pyslices and then it's available for anyone to look at and use. But
probably in the longer term it belongs on somewhere like Github.
It does appear to work at the moment although I am sti
I don't know whether any of you are familiar with Grails (www.grails.org);
I was using it for a few years but for a variety of reasons have moved to
Python. However there are features of Grails that I did find particular
useful and I felt that there may be some benefit, to me at least, in
repr
Thanks for all the replies - I'll close this particular discussion now and
get on with writing some exploratory code, unfortunately, as always seems
the case, the past week or so has had rather too many, apparently urgent,
distractions...
But there is one thing I did want to mention re. http:/
Anthony writes:
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> It would probably help if you show some code, or at least explain in more
detail an example where self submission is not possible or overly
difficult. Note, your code can always distinguish between a form creation
request and a form submission request by checking whethe
Anthony writes:
> If your going to use the web2py FORM or SQLFORM functionality, then the
same code both defines and processes the form, so self submission makes
sense. If you would rather build all of your form creation and processing
code from scratch, then sure, do whatever you want. Anthon
Don O'Hara writes:
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> Hi Graham - Welcome to web2py ! I think you'll find that this group
> has many people who can share many types of design patterns.
>
Thanks for the replies...
Just to mention the others: I had looked at Django and Turbogears briefly -
Django certainly gets the most me
I'm new to python and web2py...I have a small, but non-trivial, web
application and was looking at the various python web frameworks and decided
to look more closely at web2py and a couple of others and to write a couple
of small example applications to see how they work...
I've had a quick read
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