It is very interesting and I am heppy you choose web2py. If you have
any question I will be here. ;-)
Massimo
On Apr 6, 6:16 pm, dbb wrote:
> I am your student now, I learnt a lot from you about web2py, actually
> I am a researcher at one of the labs in east cost, and a part time
> teacher --
I have also tried using the jquery.DOMwindow.js script. It is a
revised thickbox script. Nothing seems to be working...whats going on.
Not even the example line-for-line on the script website works...
http://swip.codylindley.com/DOMWindowDemo.html
If someone gets the script to work with web2py I
I can conceal certain parameters when is called to the data function
(Crud). Concretly I want to conceal the name of the table and the id.
URL(r=request,f='data/update/tablename/record_id)
What another way is to pass these parameters.
Regards
Jose
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I assume so. How would I confirm?
The configuration that is presented in the free manual chapters under
the deployments recipes section is what I followed to create my
config. In that example configuration static files are supposed to be
handled entirely by apache and bypass WSGI altogether. T
Bascially, I am trying to have the jquery.DOMWindow window open to a
URL as soon as the window loads, rather than based on a click event.
Anyone know how to do this?
On Apr 6, 4:29 pm, waTR wrote:
> I have also tried using the jquery.DOMwindow.js script. It is a
> revised thickbox script. Not
$(document).ready(function(){$('#').click()})
replace with the ID of the item you are supposed to click on.
On Apr 6, 7:09 pm, waTR wrote:
> Bascially, I am trying to have the jquery.DOMWindow window open to a
> URL as soon as the window loads, rather than based on a click event.
>
> A
> you should know, that I have
> contacted many publishers and I have been unable to find a publisher
> that would allow me to publish the book and also allow me to release
> it for free.
Massimo I'm confused. You say you were trying to find a publisher that
would allow you to give away the soft
I am downloading Ubuntu server 8.10 right now and hope to test it
within the next couple of hours.
Brian
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HEY PEOPLE!
Stop blaming Massimo for nonfree book!
He wrote the book, he is owner of all rights, copyrights etc. and it is
absolutely on him if he will or will not let it go for free. He
explained so many times it is not his job to sell the book but he has
some reasons to do that and it is not
Thank you Massimo, my immediate need is to make kpax introduced to
disadvantaged schools, make it known and used since I like the tool
and it is helpful to teachers .
I have a number of usage for kpax in this regard, what I need from you
is to make the media ( movie player) and chat to work proper
I am more than OK with this. I am happy you are doing it. What is your
timeline?
Massimo
On Apr 6, 8:32 pm, dbb wrote:
> Thank you Massimo, my immediate need is to make kpax introduced to
> disadvantaged schools, make it known and used since I like the tool
> and it is helpful to teachers .
>
Thanks, Massimo
I will proceed on the basis that the above method is the best to
achieve that.
I am enjoying working with web2py - it is the best out of those that I
have tried for getting meaningful apps up and running quickly.
Regards,
PE
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I was one of the guys who lamented lack of blogs on web2py. So here
I've written a blog post:
http://www.jjude.com/2009/04/07/why-i-chose-web2py-for-developing-yatsy/.
Feel free to comment/digg/stumble/twit.
Joseph
On Mar 22, 11:04 pm, Kent Borg wrote:
> Datapoint: I have been studying and pla
;-)
On Apr 6, 9:30 pm, Joseph Jude wrote:
> I was one of the guys who lamented lack of blogs on web2py. So here
> I've written a blog
> post:http://www.jjude.com/2009/04/07/why-i-chose-web2py-for-developing-yatsy/.
> Feel free to comment/digg/stumble/twit.
>
> Joseph
>
> On Mar 22, 11:04 pm, Ke
Well.. got Ubuntu server installed and followed all the steps from the
manual excluding adding ssl to the vhost and up to ( but not
including ) the proxy part. 2 things seem to be missing from the
example that I see:
1. a2enmod web2py
2. if I don't run 'python web2py.py' at least once the applica
I have a few godaddy hosting accounts, and I noticed recently they say
they support Python now, any one have any luck getting web2py running
on GoDaddy?
thanks!
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That's the whole thing, I am trying to tie it to the event of the
window loading, not a click.
I have it working when it comes to a click event, but I can't figure
out the code to get it to run on a window load event.
I just need the window to pop-up with an iframe pointing to google.com
as soon
Massimo - this is exactly what I was looking for! Very cool! However,
on IE7 there are some display issues, so your example comes across a
little raw. Under the hood, I think it looks like it's working fine.
If you couple this with something like YUI it should work fine across
many browsers.
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I have switched to shadowbox, and everything finally works (incase
anyone is interested in doing something similar).
However, I cannot seem to load an iframe with it. Is there a way to
have web2py serve an html file such as function.html rather than
controller/function ?
Has anyone tested web2py
Here is a post that goes into what I am looking for:
http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/70797300effc1252/a7d91c558ae8cbf3?lnk=gst&q=serve+html#a7d91c558ae8cbf3
To make full use of a lot of things I need access to the html
resulting after it has been parsed in VIEW. I need
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