Glad to help!
Tip: start your project in the commandline:
>>python web2py.py -S yourprojectname -N -M
then play around to test your code snippets.
On Monday, 26 March 2012 19:10:49 UTC+1, web-dev-m wrote:
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> This is embarassing. Thank you. I swear, I tried and tried.
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> On Mar 26, 10:25
This is embarassing. Thank you. I swear, I tried and tried.
On Mar 26, 10:25 am, villas wrote:
> Do this:
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> files=db(myquery).select()
> files_as_list=[]
> for x in files:
> files_as_list.append(OPTION(x.resource_title[0:50], _value=x.id,
> _title=x.resource_title, ))
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Do this:
files=db(myquery).select()
files_as_list=[]
for x in files:
files_as_list.append(OPTION(x.resource_title[0:50], _value=x.id,
_title=x.resource_title, ))
On Sunday, 25 March 2012 21:25:33 UTC+1, web-dev-m wrote:
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> I may not be following some sort of convention, but I'm trying t
works for me.
$ python web2py.py -S welcome
>>> print OPTION(_title='test',_value='x')
On Sunday, 25 March 2012 16:34:51 UTC-5, Alan Etkin wrote:
> option = OPTION(...)
> option["_title"] = "test test"
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> doesn't work either?
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> On 25 mar, 17:25, web-dev-m wrote:
> > I may not be follow
option = OPTION(...)
option["_title"] = "test test"
doesn't work either?
On 25 mar, 17:25, web-dev-m wrote:
> I may not be following some sort of convention, but I'm trying to
> build a selector form element with a for loop from a query. It
> renders when i do it manually:
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> Howerv
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