It work with web2py 2.6.4. Pls review your routes file.
Vào 23:36:13 UTC+7 Thứ hai, ngày 07 tháng mười năm 2013, Tito Garrido đã
viết:
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> This route didn't work for me...
> routes_in = ((
> (('.*http://demo.ivinh.com.* /*', '/demo')),
> (('.*http://demo1.ivinh.com.* /*', '/demo1'))
> ))
>
> Not
On 7 October 2013 14:45, Tim Richardson wrote:
> I'll put this in the book.
>
>
Thanks!
Johann
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Hi Adi. Congratulations for this website. I also need to build an
e-commerce website and I want to make it with web2py. Can you give me some
suggestions ?
Il giorno lunedì 16 settembre 2013 16:30:19 UTC+2, Adi ha scritto:
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> Just completed a core system at nammuhats.com. Can't praise enough how
> db.table(id=3) is for returning the sole matching record, so you don't
> have to worry about the database's arbitrary ordering of results. But when
> using limitby to return a particular subset of records (e.g., when doing
> pagination), don't you need to specify an orderby to guarantee that the
It seems that I can't use aggregate functions to create a column in a
SQLFORM.grid (because I can specify only a query, not a set)
Is this correct?
I want to select patients with max visit date in a certain date range, this
I can do with 'having', but I also want to show that max visit date in
> db.table(id=3) is for returning the sole matching record, so you don't
>> have to worry about the database's arbitrary ordering of results. But when
>> using limitby to return a particular subset of records (e.g., when doing
>> pagination), don't you need to specify an orderby to guarantee t
Hello all,
I noticed the following when using a grid with some "links" (custom
buttons) put at the left,
using the default layout (and using ui-style "web2py"):
- when the grid is on a large screen, the custom button column takes too
much space
- on a small screen, the custom buttons overlap wi
hmm... it's a broad question, so please ask anything more specific and i'll
be glad to answer.
Here are some of my observations...
What was important to me, were speed, mobile readiness (bootstrap
responsive design), sending scheduled notification e-mails through
scheduler, rather than real-time,
the smartest thing to do would be to avoid orderby when there are less
records than paginate.
However, it's unusual to have a query misbehaving for a couple hundreds
records, and I really don't see the point on using grid with paginate=1.
Given that pagination is 99% of the time required, we
Still stuck with that...
Thanks.
On Saturday, October 5, 2013 5:29:37 PM UTC+3, Avi A wrote:
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> def echo():
> value = request.post_vars.f_item_category
> filtered_sub = db(db.t_sub_categories.f_category_id ==
> value).select(db.t_sub_categories.ALL,orderby=db.t_sub_categories.f_sub_categ
Not sure why you need to do that... I don't see how to you created your
"alias" though...
I guess you do : first = db.fqdn_word_part
Did you read about .with_alias()??
Richard
On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 7:29 PM, Alex W wrote:
> I'm seeing an odd (bug?) issue with performing selects with alias
On Monday, October 7, 2013 11:34:53 PM UTC-7, Niphlod wrote:
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> sql-wise, that query of yours will have to scan the entire table to find
> records, because you're applying a function to a date. Even if you think to
> put an index on logtime, the result won't change.
> thanks to god, you have dat
On Monday, October 7, 2013 11:45:14 PM UTC-7, Niphlod wrote:
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> I think you just need to ctrl+f5 reloading the cache of the browser. If
> anyone isn't able to edit files through the admin app, it would rain hell
> on web2py's developers :P
>
>
You are right again, sir. Thank goodness for people
We created a form in the index controller to authenticate users to a
database that utilize asp.net membership for authentication. However, we
need to turn on Authentication for all forms now, but can't seem to do it
since we didn't use the web2py built-in authentication mechanism.
Is it possib
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 7:36:45 PM UTC+2, Dave S wrote:
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> On Monday, October 7, 2013 11:45:14 PM UTC-7, Niphlod wrote:
>>
>> I think you just need to ctrl+f5 reloading the cache of the browser. If
>> anyone isn't able to edit files through the admin app, it would rain hell
>> on web2py's
web2py 4.6.3 & 4.7.2
I have an app which demonstrates a plugin I've made. On my local host using
rocket it works fine.
When I upload the app to a server, Ubuntu LTS with apache, I get this error
(& also with pythonanywhere)
GET
https://do.growthpath.com.au/google_charts/plugin_google_chart/plu
seems to me that the problem is the missing generic.json.
if you turn off generic views on localhost, do you get the same error ?
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 9:08:49 PM UTC+2, Tim Richardson wrote:
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> web2py 4.6.3 & 4.7.2
> I have an app which demonstrates a plugin I've made. On my local host
>
anyone asking for an action that you have as
/appname/default/index
will be able to see the dict returned by that function using
/appname/default/index.json
if you're not used to do
return dict(lots_of_things_private_that_the_view_wont_show)
you are on the safe side.
Security-wise (and mos
You're fast.
I just noticed this in the book
response.generic_patterns = ['*.json']
which solves the problem (in reverse of your suggestion but this is the
problem)
Is there a security risk in enabling generic.json?
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Thanks again.
I also tried making a plugin_return_data.json view and copying the contents
of the generic.json view into this new view.
and then disabling in models/db.py
This works without needing to modify models/db.py with
response.generic_patterns
= ['*.json']
and it seems like it keeps
I have a SQLFORM.grid in a loaded component on my page with select boxes.
When I click on the submit button I want to refresh the grid, but when
that is done I also want to refresh the grid in the other loaded component
that is on the page.
Is this making sense?
Anyone know how I can do tha
Anyone know how I can do that?
I did just that yesterday!
Here's what I did:
I passed a parameter
onupdate=ongridupdate
to the grid, where
def ongridupdate(form):
# all kinds of stuff, followed by...
redirect(URL("default", "index", extension="html"),client_side=True)
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let's see...what is a grid "with select boxes" ? you mean "checkboxes" ?
how is it configured the first grid to "be refreshed" ?
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 10:53:56 PM UTC+2, Jim S wrote:
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> I have a SQLFORM.grid in a loaded component on my page with select boxes.
> When I click on the submit
Web2py Auth is a class.
You should extend it and in models/db.py you should have something like:
auth = MyExtendedAuth()
On Tue, Oct 8, 2013 at 2:54 PM, GregD wrote:
> We created a form in the index controller to authenticate users to a
> database that utilize asp.net membership for authenticat
web2py's default layout is not responsive. If you're facing problems with
displaying the tables, you should overwrite the CSS to adapt the columns
behaviour.
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 2:06:13 PM UTC+2, stefaan wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> I noticed the following when using a grid with some "links
let's go with the uber-difficult setup (assuming that you meant "grid with
checkboxes" and the "submit button" is the one that shows up when you pass
a lambda to selectable)
def grid1():
a = 'grid1 %s' % request.now
grid = SQLFORM.grid(db.auth_user, formname='grid1', user_signature=Fals
Niphlod - once again you have decoded my poorly worded question and given
me the solution. Yes, I'm talking about checkboxes and refreshing the
second grid in a separate component. I will give this a try and report
back.
Thanks -Jim
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 4:28:59 PM UTC-5, Niphlod wrot
Whenever there is a big performance impact it's better not to make
assumptions on what is the most common use case.
I hate to hear the "web2py is slow" refrain because it's false if you have
a good knowledge of web2py. What concerns me is that doing hidden things
that impact on performance scares
If you blame your lack of skill on a framework then you probably shouldn't
be using that framework. Limitby is supposed to be use to page though
results, or to have a window through results, with the idea being you get
to scroll your window. I think perhaps we could add a 'top(#)' operator
whic
Yea, sorry about that, the recipe is not quite right, you shouldn't be
building the html manually. You should return a dict with the results...
write up a small widget to display the options, and use a custom widget
(they are called components now?).
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 6:29:03 AM UTC-7
I making no suppositions, I just wonder why most of the databases want that
ordering is explicitly required in a query where LIMIT BY/FETCH is present?
This is not an issue to many, but since one expect that DAL maps almost one
to one to SQL syntax, than behavior (assumption) would be unexpected an
This recipe might help you understand how to make it work...
http://www.web2pyslices.com/slice/show/1612/ajax-adding-child-records-to-parent
Use the 'ajax' function to replace your div (that contains the options
list) and let the server render it.
My particular 'saveAddresses.html' just has {{=h
I'm working on a new slice, I'll finish it up tomorrow and post it on
web2pyslices. It will do the standard cascaded dropdown lists... car /
make...
On Tuesday, October 8, 2013 5:21:41 PM UTC-7, Derek wrote:
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> This recipe might help you understand how to make it work...
>
> http://www.web2pysl
>
> Suppose I am new to web2py, but not a newbie to programming and python. I
> have a big database and I want to publish things out of it with a nice
> framework. I know that accessing the db is critical. I heard web2py is
> easy to use.
> I do a simple test. I want to know if there are
is it have a big impact on performance when using orderby on grid? should
we turn it off the orderby and sortable when not use it on grid
(orderby=None and sortable=False)?
best regards,
stifan
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In trunk, notice that a conditional model calling/calling_db.py
is loading before
db.py
This is not what 2.6.4 does; it loads db.py first.
I have discovered this because I have a conditional model which relies on
database variables being created in db.py, and under trunk it breaks.
The book sa
We can set timeout settings for a request sent to the server through ajax.
Is there any timeout settings for server response in web2py?
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Is there any timeout settings?
On Monday, October 7, 2013 9:31:52 PM UTC+5:30, Jayakumar Bellie wrote:
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> I have also found if there is good internet speed, this problem does not
> occur. It works fine with 8 Mbps connection.
>
> On Monday, October 7, 2013 11:15:43 AM UTC+5:30, Jayakumar Bellie
Massimo, the strange behavior continues to occur...
I had to make a change and store the number of lines that the file has.
Added a function to the oncreate SQLFORM.grid as follows:
def set_total_emails(form):
print request.vars.file_name
form.vars.file_name = request.post_vars.file_name
On 8 October 2013 15:24, Niphlod wrote:
> the smartest thing to do would be to avoid orderby when there are less
> records than paginate.
> ...
>
>
What we should orderby to then? The only assured field that has an implicit
> index is the id (being a PK). Orderby(ing) a PK should definitely not
>
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