In book chapter 3 overview the following is given to restrict access to
second page.
if not request.function=='first' and not session.visitor_name:
redirect(URL('first'))
But if I print request.function it says 'second'.
How to restrict access to second page only from first page?
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Hello all.
Do we have some news about the web2py Bootstrap 3 support ?
I would like to purchase this template:
http://themeforest.net/item/metronic-responsive-admin-dashboard-template/4021469
But like a lot f fantastic templates they support only Bootstrap 3, and I'm
scared about problems that c
Gael I'm using bootstrap 3 in several projects without any problem. The
support for bootstrap 3 isn't stable (it might change) but it's really good
enough already. The only concern with it is for SQLFORMs anyway and they
already have the bootstrap3_stacked and bootstrap3_inline formstyles. I
wo
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> Row.__str__ is called which in turn calls Row.as_dict, well Row.as_dict
> does not know how to serialize ObjectId so it just ignores it.
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I don't recall exactly (perhaps I should check the source), but I think the
mongodb adapter doesn't support dealing with pure objectid objects for
data
Thanks Leonel. I'm still using web2py 2.8.2. Do you think I must update to
2.9.11 version for a better Bootstrap support ?
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Gael Princivalle
2014-11-15 13:33 GMT+01:00 Leonel Câmara :
> Gael I'm using bootstrap 3 in several projects without any problem. The
> support for bo
If I use SQLFORMs with form.custom do I will avoid Bootstrap problems ?
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Gael Princivalle
2014-11-15 14:12 GMT+01:00 Gael Princivalle :
> Thanks Leonel. I'm still using web2py 2.8.2. Do you think I must update to
> 2.9.11 version for a better Bootstrap support ?
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Yes you should update as the way bootstrap3 is supported changed. Custom
forms do avoid some problems but they are generally not needed.
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As already mentioned in this thread, you can use web2py with any CSS
framework without modifying any web2py internal code. web2py includes some
built-in formstyles and grid UI styles for Bootstrap 2 and Bootstrap 3, but
you can create your own formstyles and grid UI styles without any internal
Hello all.
I would like to make a query with a table name that will come from
request.vars.
Something like that:
query = db.request.vars['table_name']
or like that:
db_and_table = 'db.'+ request.vars['table_name']
query = db_and_table
Is there a solution ?
Thank's !
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Yeah, here's an example:
if request.vars.table_name in db.tables:
db(db[request.vars.table_name].id > 0).select()
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Ok thank's a lot.
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Gael Princivalle
2014-11-15 16:46 GMT+01:00 Anthony :
> As already mentioned in this thread, you can use web2py with any CSS
> framework without modifying any web2py internal code. web2py includes some
> built-in formstyles and grid UI styles for Bootstra
Ok but for a query to give to a grid ?
This:
query = db[request.vars.table_name].id > 0
don't work.
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Gael Princivalle
2014-11-15 16:59 GMT+01:00 Leonel Câmara :
> Yeah, here's an example:
>
> if request.vars.table_name in db.tables:
> db(db[request.vars.table_name].id
Well it should work, in fact just passing db[request.vars.table_name] to
the grid should work, have you checked what's in request.vars.table_name?
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Yes with db[request.vars.table_name] directly in the grid it works, thanks
a lot.
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Gael Princivalle
2014-11-15 17:35 GMT+01:00 Leonel Câmara :
> Well it should work, in fact just passing db[request.vars.table_name] to
> the grid should work, have you checked what's in requ
When users are accessing a table, grandfather controller passes args to
parent controller.
Parent controller then passes args to child controller so user can edit
child table records.
Now after editing child record, user wants to return from child record to
parent record and parent controlle
okay...this worked. Would appreciate any improvement tips
def edit_object_comment():
db.SuperObjectComment.superObjectID.readable = True
db.SuperObjectComment.superObjectID.writable = False
comment_id = request.args(0) or redirect(URL('view_suggestions'))
specificObjectRecord = d
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