2012/11/25 howesc
> Martin,
>
> 1. i didn't know about maintenance modehow do you trigger it? i
> suspect there is a way to route it to use a particular set of view(s)
>
Howesc, it's the enable / disable button to be found on the admin page.
>
> 2. there is a request.is_local i believe
Sample controller code:
(This is not production quality code. It is meant only to suggest an
approach to use).
def isloggedin_cookieless0(self):
request,response,session,cache,T,db=self._globals()
retIsLoggedIn = False
person_id = session.person_id
retIsLoggedIn = True if person_id else Fals
I am using sqlform.grid and would like to control the display of the update
form. I read and saw several posts form which I
1) I see the formname parameter on the sqlgrid and am using the default
"web2py_grid.
2) I also saw a post referencing the name of the various forms (I am
interested i
which method are you using to run web2py? what url are you using access
admin
if you do a fresh install of web2py and start development server with "
python web2py.py -a 'admin' " and then go to "
http://localhost:8000/welcome/admin ", does the admin form look okay there?
if you are running
>
> Oops - dumb question - I figured it out. One has to reference the sqlgrid
> variable name passed to the view. In my case "results". However, I now
> cannot seem to change the width of the desired element, but I can change
> the number of rows. Any ideas?
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
{{if
Hi all
How do I enable row level access features on GAE datastore?
In the documentation is written that the accessible_query does not work
because of the usage of JOIN. Is there an other way of using it?
I think it could work using google:sql instead of google:datastore, but I'm
trying to avoid
Hi,
I like to build a small web2py app to manage documents on my computer. e.g.
db.define_table('docs',
Field('filename'),
Field('filetype'),
Field('category'),
Field('description'),
Field('filepath','upload')
);
If I like to create a new document,e.g. 'test.doc', how can web
Il giorno sabato 24 novembre 2012 15:15:40 UTC+1, Massimo Di Pierro ha
scritto:
>
> Please open a ticket about this.
>
>
Thank you Massimo! Ticket 1185 opened.
Cheers,
Nico
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Sorry, I'm a little unclear on the manual explanation.
as an example, given app1 and app2
I want to have app2 share the database I have built in app1
So do I change the app2/models/db.py file to show: db =
DAL('sqlite://storage.sqlite',migrate='false') ?
and include all other myModel.py files
Oh, I see. I thought that were you mentioned logs you were referring to
the built-in logs inside web2py (I assume there are some?). As far as my
'test app' is concerned all there is is the code I posted a couple of posts
ago. I also added these controllers for testing the deletion of records:
I am wondering if there are some deeper issues getting NoSQL support in
Web2py - for instance the model part seems pretty tied into relational
ideas (e.g db.define_table and ..references db.dog etc). This design works
really well and insulates developers from much of the fiddlyness of dealing
Hello All,
I'm trying to connect to an external Informix Standard Enigine database.
This works when I use Informixdb (python-module), but in web2py I get the
following error when go to the database administration:
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '|
My db.py looks like this
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