I was searching for a "DAL designer" and i bumped this thread.
Well you can't load your model into the sql designer. What you can do
is diagram your db table(s) in the designer than export it as xml.
Save the xml in your drive and this can be imported later for working
again with the designer.
It
I tried to create a field name called 'order'. This threw an
exception. Changing to another name called 'item_order' solved this.
I just wanted to share this. Correct me if I am wrong.
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I wanted to change the default controller name. So I deleted it and
transferred all its contents to another controller called main. While
the links for main exposes links to index, user, download, call
correctly (checked the page source, says main/user/). When I click on
user it goes to the delete
I wanted to change the default controller name. So I deleted it and
transferred all its contents to another controller called main. While
the links for main exposes links to index, user, download, call
correctly (checked the page source, says main/user/). When I click on
user it goes to the delete
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> On Jan 11, 11:58 am, rama wrote:
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> > A feature request here. Can you make the session.flash built in to
> > web2py like maybe:
> > blue- for information;
> > hues of red- for errors; and
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A feature request here. Can you make the session.flash built in to
web2py like maybe:
blue- for information;
hues of red- for errors; and
green- for successful operation
rather than the standard orange. I think it will give a quicker visual
cue for the developer.
Anyone second this request?
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