El viernes, 13 de septiembre de 2019, 9:31:23 (UTC+2), mostwanted escribió:
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> This conditional statement should be simple & execute without any issues,
> I have created a point of Sale system, in a view it shows all the items &
> their available quantities, what i want is that when a product'
* Is there a way i could choose what gets displayed in the view & what
> doesn't get displayed from the database table based on its content using
> only python??*
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{{for p in products:}}
{{=p.whatever}}
{{pass}}
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*Is there a way i could choose what gets displayed in the view & what
doesn't get displayed from the database table based on its content using
only python??*
{{for p in products:}}
{{if p.Quantity>0:}}
{{=p.whatever}}
{{pass}}
{{pass}}
Two ways for doing that :)
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what bowser? any console error? what do you see in the page source?
On Saturday, 14 September 2019 15:15:18 UTC-7, isi_jca wrote:
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> Hi Massimo:
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> When I try the example I only watch a page blank. Why?
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> Best Regards
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> El jueves, 12 de septiembre de 2019, 3:31:36 (UTC-3), Massimo Di Pierro
On Friday, September 13, 2019 at 9:41:57 AM UTC-7, Steve wrote:
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> Hi Dave,
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> Finally i got to the root of the problem :-)
> Turns out to be a builders error ... yes, my own error.
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> In the very first table there is a reference to a logged in user which
> does not exist when trying to
On Fri, Sep 13, 2019 at 2:31 PM mostwanted >
> wrote:
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>> This conditional statement should be simple & execute without any issues,
>> I have created a point of Sale system, in a view it shows all the items &
>> their available quantities, what i want is that when a product's quantity
>> goe
I have a list of members that I want to schedule for certain duties. One
table lists the people:
db.define_table(
'members',
Field('fullname', type='string', label='Name'),
[...]
)
I select members from that table according to certain criteria, but I want
to not select them if they
I just pushed some changes to the new py4web grid (aka mtable aka
publisher). It requires the latest pydal.
There is an example in http://127.0.0.1:8000/examples
But as of today it works like this:
0) make sure you have
apps/{yourapp}/static/components/mtable.js and mtable.html (copy them from
It depends on what you need. I think it is usable in production.
authentication with SAML/PAM/LDAP are not tested.
The grid is not as fully featured as the web2py's grid but it works.
The main things it that I cannot promise stability of the Auth and Grid API.
It is possible they will change a lit
I would rewrite
p_here = [p for p in cpaths if loc_id in db.steps[int(p['steps'][0])].
> locations]
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as
ids = [int(p['steps][0]) for p in p in cpaths])
rpaths =
db(db.steps.id.belongs(ids)(db.steps.locations.contains(loc_id)).select(db.steps.id)
p_here = [p for p in cpaths if int(p['steps']
Hey Dave, the $(document).ready(function(){}) statement is repeated as many
times as as allowed by the for loop, I checked with the Firefox Web
Developer-Debugger plugin, its repeated as per the number of elements in
the for loop,its just not respecting the the rules of the condition i don't
kn
Thank you so much Paco Bernal, I should be thinking the way you do. Your
solution solved my problem, I just defined the "show" and "hidden" classes
in my css for the refill class because initially the refill span was just
appearing regardless of the condition the I realized the hidden class we
Thanks again Paco Bernal, I can finally move on to other things.
Regards;
Mostwanted
On Sunday, September 15, 2019 at 1:01:02 PM UTC+2, Paco Bernal wrote:
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> * Is there a way i could choose what gets displayed in the view & what
>> doesn't get displayed from the database table based on it
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