On Jul 6, 1:08 am, "Francois (Jersey)"
wrote:
> I am currently building an accounting system for companies. This could
> be used as a foundation to develop more financial applications. Likely
> delivery end of the year.
> Your release of spreadsheet is proving very useful, eventhough I am
> encou
Hi Massimo,
this is perhaps also fuelled by the fact that all source/distributions
are coming from your trunk. Don't get me wrong, I think ity's very
good that yo oversee the project and keep it from straying off track.
And yes, everybody can send you patches and you says thanks in your
commits w
On Jul 6, 7:59 am, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
> (NOTE: we need to think about the repository: it took forever to get a
> branch - the .bzr directory is now at 486MB, mostrly from the one pack (I
> presume holding revisions) Are we keeping the tar files in there too?
> That would make this H U
the is now also acting as a kind of distribution. We might need to
split that and have
- source develop
- source stable
- distribution dev
- distribution stable
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 8:59 AM, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
> oh - I just checked, and I was running web2py 1.65.0 on Firefox 3.5 on
> Fedora
I think you are starting to mix two different things here - django has been
in commercial use for some years. Runs info for a news organization.
Your TG story is another thing, but the _fact_ remains (and I've had this
private conversation quite recently with you) that solid, well designed,
non-t
I agree - a mainline release process would be of benefit.
I think we need to look at the maturity of that google code mercurial
option, as that would give us some important tools - like "code-review" per
submission, so it would at least be a process...
and could lead us into what Hans mentions...
Well, it's not a distribution... the various executables and tarballs are
distribution.
A clean clone today is out of whack to be called a distribution. Here's
tonight's clean checkout: size (I skip all the relatively uninteresting
stuff):
[yak...@thynken web2py]$ du -h clean*
396Kclean
You have to obtain your own RECAPTCHA_PUBLIC_KEY and
RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY. That's the idea of keys.
http://recaptcha.net/
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On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 10:58 PM, weheh wrote:
>
> On my clean install of 1.65.1 I'm trying out a brand new test app. All
> I'm trying to do is test out all the a
hi together,
i have a function:
def table_as_xml():
from gluon.serializers import xml
response.headers['Content-Type']='text/xml'
return '''
'''+"%s" % xml(db(db[request.args
(0)].id>0).select().as_list())
ok this works fine. but how can i create the weblink with .xml
Yarko. Many more people than you know are using web2py.
I know of companies who do and I know of government organizations who
do, although I am not saying their names without their permission.
For various reason these users tend to use web2py do develop
applications for internal use and not publ
You can call but it ugly.
http://www.test.com/myapp/default/table_as_xml.xml/user
I suggest
def table_as_xml():
from gluon.serializers import xml
response.headers['Content-Type']='text/xml'
return '''
'''+"%s" % xml(db(db
[request.vars.id].id>0).select().as_list()
Hello,
when you have hundreds lines of code and you are working on one
function ,when testing (index) and comming back to code, you have to
scroll to ...the last place you were working on ! (so loosing few
precious time).
I know you can find a line or word in text editor but you have to
enter a wo
Hello folks,
Maybe it will be good to have in the web2py's website a section where
we can see a list of all the good and serious hosting company that
support web2py it will be helpful... Me the web hosting I found
doesn't seems to be very professional and maybe you guys know a better
and really s
On Jul 6, 2009, at 7:54 AM, Yannick wrote:
> Maybe it will be good to have in the web2py's website a section where
> we can see a list of all the good and serious hosting company that
> support web2py it will be helpful... Me the web hosting I found
> doesn't seems to be very professional and may
Is it practical to run web2py from a non-admin remote-login account,
without access to httpd.conf or rc files? I'm wondering, for example,
how to get it to start after a reboot without manual intervention.
Running without web2py admin access would be fine.
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In addition to that, are we talking about companies that support
web2py in the sense that they provide some sort of "control panel" for
it? - I mean I've been using my (same) hosting company for ages now,
though I have a "dedicated" VPS with them I do not have a control
panel of any sort, and I've
is there no possibiltiy to get follow url:
http://www.test.com/myapp/default/table_as_xml/user.xml
??
thanks
On 6 Jul., 15:55, mdipierro wrote:
> You can call but it ugly.
>
> http://www.test.com/myapp/default/table_as_xml.xml/user
>
> I suggest
>
> def table_as_xml():
> from gluon.serial
i need this url, when i use httpservice in flex
On 6 Jul., 15:55, mdipierro wrote:
> You can call but it ugly.
>
> http://www.test.com/myapp/default/table_as_xml.xml/user
>
> I suggest
>
> def table_as_xml():
> from gluon.serializers import xml
> response.headers['Content-Type']='tex
Hi,
Are you talking about some IDE?
In many IDEs you have something like Outline (Eclipse + PyDev) or
Navigator (NetBeans + Python plugin) which displays classes,
functions, often with variables in them. By doubleclicking on some
name (let's say, class Client) you can quickly go to its defini
In routes.py you can do
routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/user.html','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml.xml/user'),)
routes_out=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml.html/user','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml/user.html'),)
On Jul 6, 10:30 am, pk wrote:
> i need this url, when i use httpservice in fle
where can i find routes.py?
On 6 Jul., 17:43, mdipierro wrote:
> In routes.py you can do
>
> routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/user.html','/myapp/default/
> table_as_xml.xml/user'),)
> routes_out=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml.html/user','/myapp/default/
> table_as_xml/user.html'),)
>
> O
On Jul 6, 4:47 pm, pk wrote:
> where can i find routes.py?
cp web2py\routes.example.py web2py\routes.py
F
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On Jul 6, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Fran wrote:
> On Jul 6, 4:47 pm, pk wrote:
>> where can i find routes.py?
>
> cp web2py\routes.example.py web2py\routes.py
And section 4.15 of the manual.
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Can I know the name of the company you are using please ?
On Jul 6, 11:25 am, Speedbird wrote:
> In addition to that, are we talking about companies that support
> web2py in the sense that they provide some sort of "control panel" for
> it? - I mean I've been using my (same) hosting company for
ok thanks but i dont`t find the routes.example.py
i use a mac
On 6 Jul., 17:55, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
> On Jul 6, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Fran wrote:
>
> > On Jul 6, 4:47 pm, pk wrote:
> >> where can i find routes.py?
>
> > cp web2py\routes.example.py web2py\routes.py
>
> And section 4.15 of the m
can you explain in more detailed. what i have to do to change the
routes.py
On 6 Jul., 18:11, pk wrote:
> ok thanks but i dont`t find the routes.example.py
> i use a mac
>
> On 6 Jul., 17:55, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
>
> > On Jul 6, 2009, at 8:50 AM, Fran wrote:
>
> > > On Jul 6, 4:47 pm, pk wr
I have setup the email verification according to the instructions
online, but everyone is still able to login with no issues.
I know the email is setup properly as I have used the same settings for
emailing to others with my website.
I am using Gmail's smtp to do the emailing.
Any ideas?
This is i
>From a OSX terminal (which you can open from Application/Utilities) go
into
web2py.app/Contents/Resources/
and create and edit route.py. Place this text in it:
#begin
routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/user.html','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml.xml/user'),)
routes_out=(('/myapp/default/tabl
Replied. Thanks!
On Jul 6, 9:08 am, Yannick wrote:
> Can I know the name of the company you are using please ?
>
> On Jul 6, 11:25 am, Speedbird wrote:
>
> > In addition to that, are we talking about companies that support
> > web2py in the sense that they provide some sort of "control panel" f
ok but now i get this errormessage
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gluon/restricted.py", line 107, in restricted
File "/Applications/web2py/web2py1.64.4/web2py.app/Contents/
Resources/applications/2busy/controllers/default.py", line 55, in
File "gluon/globals.py", line 100, in
F
add
auth.settings.registration_requires_verification = True
On Jul 6, 11:19 am, Jason Brower wrote:
> I have setup the email verification according to the instructions
> online, but everyone is still able to login with no issues.
> I know the email is setup properly as I have used the same set
my mistake. try this
#begin
routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/$user.html','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml.xml/$user'),)
routes_out=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml.html/$user','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml/$user.html'),)
#end
On Jul 6, 11:40 am, pk wrote:
> ok but now i get this errormessage
i also get this ticket
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gluon/restricted.py", line 107, in restricted
File "/Applications/web2py/web2py1.64.4/web2py.app/Contents/
Resources/applications/2busy/controllers/default.py", line 55, in
File "gluon/globals.py", line 100, in
File "/Applic
http://127.0.0.1:8000/2busy/default/table_as_xml/projectmember
if i try this, this works fine
but still:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/2busy/default/table_as_xml/projectmember.xml
throw a ticket
On 6 Jul., 18:54, pk wrote:
> i also get this ticket
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "gluon
one more try
#begin
routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/$user\.html','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml\.xml/$user'),)
routes_out=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml\.html/$user','/myapp/default/
table_as_xml/$user\.html'),)
#end
On Jul 6, 11:57 am, pk wrote:
> http://127.0.0.1:8000/2busy/default/tab
How I use the decorators of auth in multiple controllers without
having to declare in every controller:
def user ():
return dict(form=auth())
Though to do it is troublesome, also I must duplicate the view "user".
I imagine that there must be a simpler way.
Regards
Jose
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it still doesn`t work
On 6 Jul., 19:59, mdipierro wrote:
> one more try
> #begin
> routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/$user\.html','/myapp/default/
> table_as_xml\.xml/$user'),)
> routes_out=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml\.html/$user','/myapp/default/
> table_as_xml/$user\.html'),)
> #end
Not sure I understand. You need only one
> def user ():
> return dict(form=auth())
If you need to decorate lots of functions with @auth.requires_login(),
you can do
if not request.function in ['index','other_allowed_function'] and not
auth.is_logged_in():
redirect(URL(r=request,f='user/
Did you restart web2py? If yes, and still does not work, please post
you routes.py, and a full path that does work
On Jul 6, 1:09 pm, pk wrote:
> it still doesn`t work
>
> On 6 Jul., 19:59, mdipierro wrote:
>
> > one more try
> > #begin
> > routes_in=(('/myapp/default/table_as_xml/$user\.html',
P.S. This is a very well established feature. It is just a matter of
getting the regex right.
I can help you but you may want to read about it in the book. It is
well documented.
Massimo
On Jul 6, 1:09 pm, pk wrote:
> it still doesn`t work
>
> On 6 Jul., 19:59, mdipierro wrote:
>
> > one more
On 6 jul, 18:16, mdipierro wrote:
> Not sure I understand. You need only one
>
> > def user ():
> > return dict(form=auth())
>
> If you need to decorate lots of functions with @auth.requires_login(),
> you can do
>
> if not request.function in ['index','other_allowed_function'] and not
> au
Hey, Massimo, what've you got against cats? ;^)
And Yarko says:
"""Your TG story is another thing, but the _fact_ remains (and I've
had this
private conversation quite recently with you) that solid, well
designed,
non-trivial, and commercially in-use applications written in web2py
are
what?
Thanks, Kuba. I was wondering about that and where to get the keys.
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Little hack I do that most editors have...
If you want to see your last change:
Cntrl-Z for undo... that will jump your cursor there...
the Cntrl-Y is ussually redo, and that will put back your change with
your cursor where you want it.
I use geany, it has a nice bookmarking feature. I use it at
I am talking of administrative interface of web2py .When looking to my
code (models,controllers,views,...) it should be interesting having
this option.Of course some idle or éditors,can do that "outside" ,it
should be better "inside web2py"...
Jean-Marc
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page 168.
What does that mean?
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No. You should define the 'user; action only one (for example in
default.py)
But, you also need the following in the model
auth.settings.login_url = URL(r=request,c='default',f='user/login')
auth.settings.on_failed_authorization = URL
(r=request,c='default',f='user/on_failed_authorization')
so a
weheh. You think you absolutely have a point.
here are some other public apps that use web2py (although as I said
most web2py apps are not designed to be public):
http://www.appliedstacks.com/NewestFirst/web2py
Massimo
On Jul 6, 1:33 pm, weheh wrote:
> Hey, Massimo, what've you got against ca
it still doesn`t work.
here the routes.py
#begin
routes_in=(('/2busy/default/table_as_xml/$projectmember\.html','/myapp/
default/table_as_xml\.xml/$projectmember'),)
routes_out=(('/2busy/default/table_as_xml\.html/$projectmember','/
myapp/default/table_as_xml/$projectmember\.html'),)
#end
htt
Massimo -
Sounds good.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 8:51 AM, mdipierro wrote:
>
> Yarko. Many more people than you know are using web2py.
>
> I know of companies who do and I know of government organizations who
> do, although I am not saying their names without their permission.
While this is und
Hey weheh -
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 1:33 PM, weheh wrote:
>
> Hey, Massimo, what've you got against cats? ;^)
>
..
>
> I just announced my first app, which has been used commercially now
> for a few weeks and has made hundreds of paid-for reservations for the
> club "SPiN New York". Talk abo
I think your request is a good one:
- A blog-like list of hosting where web2py is known to run, and what it
takes to setup a web2py site there.
I have an account on webfaction, and have moved others there. They have a
writeup on how to get web2py deployed, and support you through it.
I _know_
_action value (in SQLForm) is what "action" in HTML FORM will be set to.
It is a URI, so "." is relative to the current context.
check out something like
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.htmlfor more.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 1:44 PM, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
>
> The example _action='
I think, that web editor in web2py shouldn't be your main code editor. It
is really poor in comparison to other IDEs (Eclipse, NetBeans, or Geany,
as Jason mentioned). For example, does it have autocompletion, or a
debugger? No.
I also think, that the main point of using web editor (which does
That looks VERY sleek!! Great job!!
Any way to get the source-code to learn from it?
On Jul 5, 9:46 pm, "mr.freeze" wrote:
> I am putting together a paste bin site for web2py called
> web2pyslices.com. It has ratings, markdown, favorites, comments and a
> few other features. The test si
On Jul 6, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
> _action value (in SQLForm) is what "action" in HTML FORM will be
> set to.
>
> It is a URI, so "." is relative to the current context.
>
> check out something like http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html
> for more.
OK, thanks.
I understand what you are trying to say but when you say "no one is
using web2py" gives people the wrong impression and not the correct
one. It is not fair to member of this community who use web2py.
You should also assume that there are lots of people on this list who
are considering web2py but
yes, excellent job!
On Jul 6, 2:48 pm, waTR wrote:
> That looks VERY sleek!! Great job!!
>
> Any way to get the source-code to learn from it?
>
> On Jul 5, 9:46 pm, "mr.freeze" wrote:
>
> > I am putting together a paste bin site for web2py called
> > web2pyslices.com. It has ratings, markdow
This is thought one because there are many subtleties.
web2py can run everywhere as long as they have python installed. If
they can run any other python framework they can run web2py. If they
can run java apps, they can run Jython and thus they can run web2py
too. All sites that list cherrypy
I
onclick="confirmation('{{=r.id}}');"
Then just accept the parameter in your JS function and handle it
there, something like
function confirmation(recno) {
...
-- Julio
On Jul 6, 1:57 pm, NetAdmin wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I'm trying to display records in a table, that has a button at the end
>
Thanks! I will pack it into a w2p and make it available on the site
after it is deployed. I've still got a few bugs to iron out and CSS
to clean up.
On Jul 6, 2:48 pm, waTR wrote:
> That looks VERY sleek!! Great job!!
>
> Any way to get the source-code to learn from it?
>
> On Jul 5, 9:46 pm,
_action=URL(r=request))
is probably fine
_action=URL(r=request,args=request.args))
to be user
On Jul 6, 3:32 pm, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
> On Jul 6, 2009, at 12:31 PM, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
>
> > _action value (in SQLForm) is what "action" in HTML FORM will be
> > set to.
>
> > It is a U
Here is one Web2Py Hosting site ... http://Gpro.ws
-G
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YES! YES! YES!
That worked GREAT! I spent HOURS trying to get that correct!
Thanks So Much!
Sterling
On Jul 6, 4:07 pm, Speedbird wrote:
> onclick="confirmation('{{=r.id}}');"
>
> Then just accept the parameter in your JS function and handle it
> there, something like
>
> function confirmation
"Some people are not interested in features as are only interested in
learning the system that will give them the highest chance of getting
hired. Some people are interested in features as a way to get the job
done better and quicker. I am working for this second class of users.
I am interested in
Some people have asked so here is a prototype of the new DAL. It is
far come complete. The tests at the end work. It cannot jet be
integrated in web2py because the part for auto-closing transactions if
missing.
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Hello All,
I'm trying to display records in a table, that has a button at the end
of each row, that calls a JavaScript popup to confirm the delete.
I'm stuck and would appreciate any help anyone can offer.
Some of the code is attached.
Thanks!
Sterling