thank you so much dave and massimo, i'll try the simple first, handle the
time base promotion (using start_date and end_date comparison) and then
goes to quantity base promotion (using the sample code by massimo). for the
scheduler i don't think it can be set by Marketing division user, it must
hello,
I'm using dygraph to plot a number of parameters.
Dygraph needs a csv file as it's input.
So I made a service:
@service.csv
def service_platdak():
ToDay= date.today()
Tomorrow = ( ToDay + timedelta (1) )
Fields = [ db.Compare_Model.Date,
db.Compare_Model.M2,db.Compare_Model.M2
The problem is that you call .as_list(), which converts to a list of
dictionaries, and dictionaries do not preserve the order of keys. Do you
need a list of dictionaries?
On Thursday, January 1, 2015 3:09:22 PM UTC-5, aapaap wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> I'm using dygraph to plot a number of parameters
thanks Anthony,
No, I don't need a list of dictionairies.
From your question, I assume there's also a way to get a plain table ?
I need a list of lists or even better a 2D-numpy array (so I can easily
perform some conversions).
The final list of lists (or numpy array) must be converted to a csv
In that case, I wouldn't bother having the DAL create a Rows object.
Instead, the database cursor will return a list of tuples, which you can
feed directly to numpy to create an array. There are two approaches to do
this:
import numpy as np
my_array = np.asarray(db.executesql(db(query)._select(
hey everyone,
i just upgraded from 2.9.5 to 2.9.11 web2py onto a new centos 6.5 server.
is there any migration stuff i need to know because just doing admin in the
url and apache is throwing back:
Not Found
The requested URL /admin/default was not found on this server.
Just for the records (it took me quite some time to understand the password
reset mechanism, maybe this helps somebody else):
The reset password key is created dynamically, so there's absolutely no
need to populate the reset key field.
Per default the reset password key field is empty. *Only *wh
Hi, this is probably simple but searching as come up a blank and I'm still
very new to web2py
I have three tables, 'manufacturer' , 'model', and 'shoe'
Manufacturer contains 'Asics','Nike'
Then 'model' has parent of 'manufacturer', and will have 'Asics', 'Gel
Nimbus' and 'Nike','Vomero'
'sho
Hallo to everybody. I'm a newbie web2py user but I'm in love with it
already. One thing which I'm not comfortable with is the amount of html
views files. Is there a way to place many views in one file just like one
controler file handles many functions? I'm still using the default web
based IDE
Getting the error Import Error No module named site
My uwsgi configuration goes as follows:
[uwsgi]
home = /usr/lib/python2.7
#plugins = http,python
socket = /tmp/web2py.socket
chmod-socket = 666
chown-socket = www:www
pythonpath = /Users/harshatanguturi/Documents/repos/web2py
#touch-reloa
I want the 'format' for the dropdown when I create a 'run' entry to be
'manufacturer.name model.model shoe.purchased'
e.g. 'Mizuno Wave Rider 10-11-2014' for instance where 'Mizuno' is the
manufacturer name, 'Wave Rider' is the model.model, and the date is
shoe.purchased
I managed to get the
What I am trying to do is send the user to a "product" page where the URL
will be a unique URL which can not be used again to access that page after
that session.
This is what I did, but it's not working as I can use the same URL from an
other browser and I can still get to the "product" page.
Thanks Michele! In fact I misunderstood the basic concept (see my other
mail which is still stuck in moderation)
I thought reset_password_key is mandatory in all cases, in fact it's only
needed upon password reset request as you suggested..
Cheers
Toby
Am Dienstag, 30. Dezember 2014 12:59:40 U
def product():
if session.uuid != request.args(0):
raise HTTP(404)
return dict()
2014-12-30 4:46 GMT+01:00 Joe :
> What I am trying to do is send the user to a "product" page where the URL
> will be a unique URL which can not be used again to access that page after
correction:
def product():
if request.args(0) is not None and session.uuid != request.args(0):
raise HTTP(404)
return dict()
2015-01-02 0:36 GMT+01:00 Michele Comitini :
> def product():
> if session.uuid != request.args(0):
>raise HTTP(404)
>
again! ;-)
def product():
if request.args(0) is None or session.uuid != request.args(0):
raise HTTP(404)
return dict()
2015-01-02 0:39 GMT+01:00 Michele Comitini :
> correction:
>
> def product():
> if request.args(0) is not None and session.uuid != request.args(0
thanks Anthony,
your answer looks really great, exactly what I was looking for and more ;-)
I'll probably try it to morrow.
cheers,
Stef
On 01-Jan-15 22:39, Anthony wrote:
In that case, I wouldn't bother having the DAL create a Rows object.
Instead, the database cursor will return a list of tu
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