rection or thinking on this please? Thanks!
On Thursday, January 23, 2014 6:40:53 AM UTC-6, web2pygroup wrote:
>
> After disabling the key constraints none of those errors about it have
> appeared. I am grateful for the assistance and will return it anyway I
> can. I will post a
After disabling the key constraints none of those errors about it have
appeared. I am grateful for the assistance and will return it anyway I
can. I will post a summary here for anyone attempting this also. Thanks a
million!
On Wednesday, January 22, 2014 12:03:26 PM UTC-6, web2pygroup
27;,args=x.slug),menu_rec(x\
> .children)) for x in items or []]
> response.menu = menu_rec(db(db.store_catalog).select().as_trees())
> print response.menu
>
> On Tuesday, 21 January 2014 12:17:19 UTC-6, web2pygroup wrote:
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>> Here's what I've tried so far and her
Ok figured out I needed to change that to "as_trees". However the database
suggestion you gave is causing a
"IntegrityError: FOREIGN KEY constraint failed"
error immediately upon trying to put any data into any field. For example
if I put Animals in the title and leave the other field "paren
I have also been trying your solution and have gotten to this point, when I
try to run the shell to test it errors out immediately with:
AttributeError: 'Rows' object has no attribute 'as_tree'
Any hints on how to fix? Or something else I might try? I do have the
2.8.2 version.. I noticed whe
I decided to try and make "Catalog" my first choice in the menu by setting
it as the first entry in the DB. Then I put "Animals" with "Catalog" as
its parent, then I added "Dogs" and set that with "Animals" as the parent.
Unfortunately it does not show the "Dogs" category. Have I possibly done
Ok that works, and I'm curious about that variable if you could please
explain maybe I could use it and not have to ask to many more questions :)
Also I was wondering how I could incorporate what I had also posted
originally -> "([T('
Catalog'), False, ''" <- where this was the heading for the m
ieve the same effect? Thanks
On Tuesday, January 21, 2014 12:29:04 PM UTC-6, James Burke wrote:
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> Sorry, I had the parent declared as catelog_parent in the table. If you
> change it to parent it should work ;)
>
> Also += is the same as append.
>
> On Wednesday, Januar
en), even removed the negative slice
([-1]) for the main categories iteration and when I do it clearly shows
that it is actually doing the negative slice properly because the brackets
come back at the end of Animals, unlike the subcategories that do not
appear to be removing the bracket(s)
On
o see that the bracket only encompasses the subcategories. So
I'm wondering how I can get that one bracket out of here (again if I'm
correct about the format). I appreciate all the code samples but, it
appears I'm doing something trivially wrong which doesn't suffice replacing
I am unable to make it past the point of the database definition. I put
exactly what you have below in my db.py, and in my menu.py I left
response.menu=[] so that I could populate the database because the function
"def menu_rec" doesn't have anything so I thought to just avoid errors and
for s
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