> If they must be in the database, use a script to import them and run it
> once
> python web2py.py -S yourapp -M -N -R yourscript.py
Yes, the data must be in the db. By 'import them' in the script, do you
mean import the database abstraction layer stuff by web2py, and use it to
insert the
Hi,
I need to have a few rows of data in the database for configuration
purposes. I just need to set them once and forget about them, in some sense
that they are like 'constants'.
What is the best approach to do this with web2py? Or should I just do it
completely separately from web2py, e.g.
Hi,
I have a field (say 'field_a') from table 'A', and a field ('field_b') from
table 'B', and the two tables are linked such that they share a field. Now
I want to create a single form in a view which updates both 'field_a' and
'field_b' in one submission. What is the proper way of doing this
One follow-up question:
More generally, if a controller action returns a form object to the view,
how does the view renders the fields/variables in that form? Does the
rendering depend on web2py.css and/or web2py.js? If so, does it mean that I
have to manually set the variables (such as form.v
Thanks a lot for the clarifications!
Hi,
I am trying to use some custom CSS (web2py.css is not used due to potential
conflict), HTML and JS (web2py.js is also not used). Now I wonder how
should I tell web2py to link up these custom resources? Do I still have to
use layout.html and web2py_ajax.html and modify them accordingly to u
, 18 June 2012 11:34:39 UTC-5, mrtn wrote:
>>
>>
>> I'm deploying web2py with uwsgi 1.2.3, and upon starting the app, there
>> is message in the uwsgi log says;
>>
>> *** Python threads support is disabled. You can enable it with
>> --enable-threads
I'm deploying web2py with uwsgi 1.2.3, and upon starting the app, there is
message in the uwsgi log says;
*** Python threads support is disabled. You can enable it with --enable-threads
***
And in the uwsgi doc, it says the following for option enable-thread:
Enable threads in the embedded la
> I am working exclusively with web2py, over 2 years (8-24 hours a day *7)
> plus holydays. And I never used an IDE. I use Sublime-text-2 and VIM, I
> have Python code completion and I have set some web2py completions for
> common code snippets both in VIM and Sublime-text.
> But, If I wanted
I have installed virtualenv and setup an environment for a web2py project.
I came across a post before where people say you can use pip to install
web2py, but it is still experimental and possibly not working well. I
wonder if I can just copy the whole web2py source folder to somewhere
(/bin,
ng to use it (not for chat but for other real-time messaging)
> and it seems to be working pretty well in test.
>
> On Wednesday, May 2, 2012 3:48:41 PM UTC-7, mrtn wrote:
>>
>>
>> So I've done some research on developing a chat app with web2py. First, I
>>
Thanks!
I think I will try SockJS. My main concern with Socket.io is that it does
not seem to be well maintained and the documentation is not very good. If
there is any other alternative, please feel free to list here.
On Wednesday, May 2, 2012 10:28:29 PM UTC-4, Anthony wrote:
>
> Looks like
Thanks for the recommendation.
if I understand gevent-socketio
(https://github.com/abourget/gevent-socketio) correctly, it is the same
idea as Tornadio except that it replaces Tornado with Gevent. Is there any
alternative that does not utilize Socket.io? If not, is there any working
code maki
So I've done some research on developing a chat app with web2py. First, I
took a look of:
http://code.google.com/p/web2py/source/browse/gluon/contrib/comet_messaging.py,
and then a related tutorial using it: http://vimeo.com/38972256 (not in
english, so I might have missed a thing or two). Wha
Hi,
I'm using Git (Github) to manage my app development in Web2py. I noticed
that each time when I make a commit lots of runtime generated files such as
error tickets, logs, db files, etc are picked up by Git, which probably
shouldn't be checked in as part of the codebase. These files exist at
Some digging in the Web2py source code reveals that the variable merely
holds a string which contains a variable 'key' that is set to
'registration_key' field of the auth_user table.
I have a 'registered' page/action which immediately follows 'register'
page/action, and I would like to prevent someone who is currently on the
'register' page to jump to 'registered' page by directly changing the URL
(even if all the fields including email etc are filled), instead of
clicking
Thanks for the suggestion, Anthony.
When you said '*an argument* of the verify_email_onaccept callback', you
meant an argument of the callback function supplied to
auth.settings.verify_email_onaccept
, right? My understanding is that you provide a callback function to
Web2py, which is going t
I've tried to retrieve the email address using 'form.vars.email', but it
gives me KeyError exception. I guess this is because that there is barely
anything in the 'form' object returned by
auth.verify_email()
Hello,
I am using the provided 'verify_email' action exposed by Auth facilities to
verify each user's registration. I wonder if there is a way for retrieving
user's email (the one that is being verified) so that a welcome message can
be sent upon the success of verification.
I intend to do th
Hello,
I am new to Web2py, and while I am going through the manual, I encountered
the following code:
auth.messages.verify_email = 'Click on the link http://' + \
request.env.http_host + \
URL(r=request,c='default',f='user',args=['verify_email']) + \
'/%(key)s to verify your email
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