Hi
I just updated my web2py from 1.99.4 to 1.99.7 and a select to my db
stopped working.
The field is a SQLCustomType that has native type "string" and type
"list:integer", this worked fine before but now it doesn't decode the value.
BaseAdapter parse_value in dal.py
if isinstance(value, uni
Hi,
I have a custom form that has a dynamic size with a for-loop that inserts
checkboxes into the form.
This works fine in small numbers, but when I increase the number of
checkboxes inserted I noticed the page takes longer and longer to load.
(obviously it's going to take longer but it's not
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> Anthony
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> On Wednesday, May 30, 2012 8:12:39 AM UTC-4, DanielB wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a custom form that has a dynamic size with a for-loop that inserts
>> checkboxes into the form.
>> This works fine in small numbers, but when
Ok cool, I will try the SQLFORM.factory thing for this form.
But for other forms where there actually is a real table in use I don't
want to modify the model like that when I just need to add some extra
checkboxes.
I don't usually care for the wrapping of table, tr and tds, so is it
correct th
I agree. In the future I can see myself wanting to using something like
this.
Do want
/Daniel
So we have a legacy database that has a suboptimal structure, but we
cannot change it right now.
What we want is to create a business layer in-between web2py and this
database so that web2py thinks it is using a much better database
structure in order for the development in web2py to be what we wan
So I have unit tests that tests validation in a form that has a field
with requires=IS_NULL_OR(IS_IN_DB( set ))
When this validator is run in normal environment (without unit-
testing) this works flawlessly but in my unit test it kept failing...
then I discovered that the code in IS_IN_DB's __call_
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