Hi guys,
I am pretty new to web2py and really enjoy learning this neat
framework. However, I've just encountered a problem, while trying to
developing a simple image gallery.
I want to put a simple counter under each image, but could not figure
out how to do so. Here are the relevant code
db.def
Thanks a log pbreit. Your suggested perfectly solved my problem. I
fiddled a bit with update_record but had difficulty who to grab the
field in database, in order to update it. Since this seem to be a
pretty common task (and difficulty for noobs), perhaps It would be
good if this example somehow be
Hi folks,
As a newbie to the fabulous framework, I am a bit put off when I
reached to the end of the web2py chapter about deployment and (as it
happened to me with Django before) I saw no receipt to deploy on
nginx, which is my favorite web server.
I searched around but could not find any complet
love to see the complete
On Mar 10, 12:23 pm, Michele Alzetta
wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 12:09 AM, minux wrote:
>
> > Cutting the long story short, I really appreciate it if someone could
> > point me to a complete guide for nginx deployment, or writhe one :)
>
pbreit, thanks your concise guide
http://web2pyslices.com/main/slices/take_slice/110
I could set up cherokee+uwsgi.
However, I don't like Windowish attitude that treats users as dumbs
(like, "this settings are not meant to be changed by you"...etc) and
commercialized self-promoting approach of ch
pbreit, I tried to follow the Linode recipe along with your
instructions, but could not succeed. There were points were I really
did not know what changes are needed to be made.
For example:
in '/etc/init.d/uwsgi' should the owner be uwsgi or www-data?
in /etc/default/uwsgi, should the 'MODULE=wsg
pbreit, please ignore my last post. Actually I could make nginx+uwsgi
up and running by reading carefully your posts above. I have sum up
the instructions here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5335153/how-to-deply-web2py-using-nginx
Thank you so much for your help.
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