Just got it to work, I copied only appadmin.py controller, but also the
appadmin.html and current web2py.js is required ...
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Hi David,
In your existing application, did you copy the new appadmin controller new
appadmin.html view from the welcome app?
Le mardi 9 juillet 2013 08:46:51 UTC+2, David Marko a écrit :
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> Hi Anthony,
> can you help me to make it alive in my app, please? I'm using the latest
> trunk web2py
Hi Anthony,
can you help me to make it alive in my app, please? I'm using the latest
trunk web2py version. I did necessary setup as described above but when I
enter the following URL: http://localhost/test_app/appadmin/manage/auth I'm
just getting this in browser 'invalid function (appadmin/man
thanks, I'll update the book patch.
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Added one more feature -- you can now pass any arbitrary arguments to
smartgrid to control the display of some or all of the tables being
managed. To do this, just include a "smartgrid_args" key in the dictionary
of the manager action:
auth.settings.manager_actions = dict(
things=dict(
Sorry I read too fast...
Thank you Anthony
Le mercredi 3 juillet 2013 15:32:47 UTC+2, Anthony a écrit :
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> "Just create an Auth group that is to be allowed access to this page and
>>> specify the "role" of that group in auth.settings.auth_manager_role"
>>>
>> I think the correct spelling is *aut
>
> "Just create an Auth group that is to be allowed access to this page and
>> specify the "role" of that group in auth.settings.auth_manager_role"
>>
> I think the correct spelling is *auth.settings.manager_group_role*, am I
> right?
>
No, this was changed in trunk, please read the above po
Hello Anthony,
I have some questions about the new feature you present here :
"Just create an Auth group that is to be allowed access to this page and
> specify the "role" of that group in auth.settings.auth_manager_role"
>
I think the correct spelling is *auth.settings.manager_group_role*, am
One more thing -- you can override the default /appadmin/manage/auth by
providing an "auth" key in auth.settings.manager_actions with a custom dict
for that action (this makes it possible to specify a custom heading or
limit which Auth tables are included). In that case, you'll still get some
s
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