hello one and all,
i need a little advice. i have a rather large table that i use to lookup
hard unchangeable values. essentially is a big list of smaller lists.
i know that each user has his/hers own session and that this lookup list is
probably opened and stored multiple times, one for each
An easy way would be to store it in cache.ram. However, I would have to
profile this to see if you have much of a performance gain versus simply
defining the list in your models. It would definitely save memory but
memory isn't the only concern.
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Maybe put it in a module and import it.
On Saturday, July 26, 2014 2:59:55 AM UTC-4, lucas wrote:
>
> hello one and all,
>
> i need a little advice. i have a rather large table that i use to lookup
> hard unchangeable values. essentially is a big list of smaller lists.
>
> i know that each user
i have it in a module and under that module i have the variable setup as a
global variable. wherein, if the variable is empty upon using it, i load
the list of lists from a text file. if it is not empty, then i just use
it. so in that case, is there just the single instance in memory, no
mat
On 26 Jul 2014, at 7:13 AM, lucas wrote:
> i have it in a module and under that module i have the variable setup as a
> global variable. wherein, if the variable is empty upon using it, i load the
> list of lists from a text file. if it is not empty, then i just use it. so
> in that case, is
Rather than have your module code read a text file, you might also consider
putting the data directly into the module itself (unless you need the text
file to keep the data in a format more friendly to human editing):
MY_LIST = [
['item 1', 'item 2', 'etc.'],
...
]
Anthony
On Saturday,
While setting up a new server I am wondering why previous versions of my
app worked fine.
What functionality triggers the custom_import? A temporarily solution might
miss this functionality and I'll build this back when the hosting is in
place again.
On Friday, July 25, 2014 1:32:28 PM UTC+2, R
So... I'm not really sure what this whole conversation is about, as to
whether it's an issue of web2py coming with bs2 by default or some
difficulty in implementing bs3. I use bs3 just fine in my web2py apps and
really haven't had any issues..
On Friday, 18 July 2014 19:17:34 UTC, Moustafa Mahm
Hi!
I am working with web2py and I am trying to pre-populate a form. In normal
circumstances I do form.vars.field = value. But now, I am working with a
custom form, and I realized that this does not work anymore.
It is there any way to pre-populate a customized form directly from the
server? or
I am currently working on generating a jpg file and the filename contains
special characters in it.
when the link to image file is "www.somedomain.com/abcd%2Bfdf.jpg" It gives
"invalid request" error.
I am currently using "request.args" to read the filename.
I tried to understand routes.py bu
I finally tried it and received the following message:
web2py Web Framework
Created by Massimo Di Pierro, Copyright 2007-2014
Version 2.9.5-stable+timestamp.2014.03.16.02.35.39
Database drivers available: SQLite(sqlite3), MySQL(pymysql),
PostgreSQL(pg8000), IMAP(imaplib)
please visit:
htt
Thank you for the quick response Massimo. I appreciate it.
On Thursday, July 24, 2014 5:33:52 AM UTC-6, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> Yes it does. For example:
>
> db = DAL('google:datastore')# for google app engine datastore
>
I have a website link that has special characters in it, e.g)
www.asdfasdf.com/5%pic.jpg If I try to open this link, I get "invalid
request" error.
The reason that the link ends with jpg extension is that I am creating a
jpg file with a Python library.
Any help would be great. I tried to play
FWIW I did finally get it working, to an extent.
I'm working on a Windows 7 machine to do this.
In one command tool window, I'm running my web2py application.
In another command tool window, I'm running the scheduler for my web2py
application.
In the model that contains the scheduled task that
When displaying text in some text at the end appears. and some do not. In
this text there is no character. How to fix it was not?
{{if len(row.body)>400:}}
{{=(row.body[:401] + '. . .')}}
{{else:}}
{{=row.b
Hi;
I am using "LoginRadiusAccount" and I have configured "loginradius.key"
properly (facebook login).
But it seems that user cannot be logged in the web2py application although
facebook login succeeds from LoginRadius side.
Is there something else should be done in order to login the user to
On 26 Jul 2014, at 1:27 AM, kenny c wrote:
> I have a website link that has special characters in it, e.g)
> www.asdfasdf.com/5%pic.jpg If I try to open this link, I get "invalid
> request" error.
> The reason that the link ends with jpg extension is that I am creating a jpg
> file with a Pytho
I am currently redirecting my "index" page to another page (the "splash"
page). The index page is the default function in my routes.py. The idea, is
that if a user visits the "index" page, they will get redirected to the
"splash" page, which works fine. At it's core, my redirect code looks like
Try:
cmd_opts = request.global_settings.cmd_options
if request.function=="index" and not (cmd_opts and (cmd_opts.shell or
cmd_opts.scheduler)):
redirect(URL('splash'))
We should probably provide a more convenient method to check whether we
have an http request vs. a shell or scheduler run (
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