[web2py] Re: web2py 3.0.8 bug

2024-12-13 Thread simon...@gmail.com
r appears immediately - >> File ".../web2py/applications/admin/controllers/default.py", line 1774, in >> make_link >> return to_native(A('"' + tryFile + '"', >> ^ >> NameError: name 'to_native' is not defined >>

[web2py] Re: converting from LDAP to SAML2 authentication

2024-12-05 Thread simon...@gmail.com
Hello Fred, I had a legacy web2py app until recently that worked with SAML2 authentication and Azure AD as Identity Provider. In my particular case, all users already existed in my app, only authentication was handled via SAML2. The following example code was working in my app. I also recommend

[web2py] Re: web2py 2.99.0-beta

2024-12-02 Thread simon...@gmail.com
quot;') for name in col.split(".")] field = self.rows.db[t][f] Massimo Di Pierro schrieb am Montag, 2. Dezember 2024 um 00:44:59 UTC+1: > Can you please help test version 3.0.7. This port has been painful. > > On Thursday, 28 November 2024 at 03:43:13 UTC-8 simon...@gmail.

[web2py] Re: web2py 3.0.8 is OUT

2024-12-02 Thread simon...@gmail.com
Hi Massimo, I am testing with Python 3.11 and so far, I found one bug in the admin-application: the view on todolist.load uses reduce() which is undefined: name 'reduce' is not defined Version web2py™ Version 3.0.8-stable+timestamp.2024.12.01.23.08.05 Python Python 3.11.2: /home/web2py/myappenv

[web2py] Re: web2py 2.99.0-beta

2024-11-28 Thread simon...@gmail.com
I have a few legacy apps on web2py and I am testing them with Web2Py 3.0.0 on py 3.11 (Debian 12). So far, I found two bugs: 1) Error in ExportClass of sqlhtml.py when using rows.setvirtualfields(). It appears, "_extra" is no longer used by DAL: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/w

[web2py] Re: https://web2py.com/book failing with internal error

2024-11-28 Thread simon...@gmail.com
I pulled the latest source from github to test web2py 3.0.0 and there welcome and admin apps are broken. Maybe that's related? Clemens schrieb am Mittwoch, 27. November 2024 um 23:45:45 UTC+1: > I think it's Massimo, but also think it's hosted on PythonAnywhere. > Therefore, if there's a techni