You should clear out the following files - sessions / errors / cache
content - from your 2.9.11 based application
Kiran Subbaraman
http://subbaraman.wordpress.com/about/
On 06-Sep-17 10:26 AM, Wabbajack wrote:
Hi I also go this Error...
I am running Wi
Hi Kiran,
Yes the folders cache, sessions, and error have no file inside...
Is there any other way to clear this folders?
I just manually delete all files in each folder..
and also i have tried restarting the web2py itself
Still the error exist
Thanks,
Jak
On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at
Didn't notice it earlier, but the error seems to have been raised from a
2.9.12 web2py system. So, just to confirm, you have copied your 2.9.11
app, into a 2.14.6 web2py environment. And trying to run it from in there.
Also, looks like you had pre-compiled the 2.9.11 app. It is a good idea
to re
Hi Kiran,
Yes exactly i have copied a 2.9.11 app into a 2.14.6 web2py environment and
try to run it...
Also right now i tried removing *.pyc files... anyways i dont have much
.pyc file... for now i have only deleted __init__.pyc only from web2py
files
Also i have Clean on the admin interface.
Hello Jak,
Not sure what could be causing the issue, then. Will get back to you if
I have any useful suggestions.
Kiran Subbaraman
http://subbaraman.wordpress.com/about/
On 06-Sep-17 1:26 PM, Wabbajack wrote:
Hi Kiran,
Yes exactly i have copied a 2.9.
I have a table defined like this:
form_change_password = auth.change_password()
form_change_password.element(
'input', _name='old_password')['_id'] = 'form-4'
form_change_password.element(
'input', _name='new_password')['_id'] = 'form-5'
form_change_password.element(
'input
I have an application "Survey" for students where I need to update multiple
records against single table "Questions". These question features may vary
for each record as some would be multiple choices/radio/checkbox etc.
Following are my tables:
db.define_table('survey_question',
F
just an idea, why not create everything into 1 SQLFORM.factory() and then
store them into a session, during form.validate(), you can validate the
data and insert or update into their own tables
best regards,
stifan
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Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
- ht
One way to do it would be:
saved_menu_vars = urllib.quote(json.dumps(request.get_vars))
Then in the controller you could:
url_vars = json.loads(request.vars.saved_menu_vars)
Or you could simply:
URL('default', 'manage_menu_favorites', vars=dict(specificURL =
request.url, **request.get_vars))
Why do you want to validate the old password? The only requirement should
be that it actually matches the old password, and therefore the only error
message you would want to report is that the password doesn't match (which
can be customized via auth.messages.invalid_password).
Anthony
On Wedn
On Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at 12:23:50 AM UTC-7, Wabbajack wrote:
>
> Hi Kiran,
>
> Yes the folders cache, sessions, and error have no file inside...
> Is there any other way to clear this folders?
> I just manually delete all files in each folder..
> and also i have tried restarting the we
am still having trouble making it work
What data structure type do I vars in so that user can return next day and
have bookmarks work? Right now is stored in "string" field in a regular
table. Tried "json" field type but Postgres rejected. Is it supposed be
some sort of dictionary field? Field(
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