Às 09:38 de 06/03/20, Andrew Rogers escreveu:
Thanks for your advice Val. I will try your suggestion... and google search a
little to see what it does
I dont think i had two servers running but i will look out for that in the
future.
It seems that the Module i added was the main problem. I moved all the code
into the Controller and didnt have any more issues. I dont know what best
practice is but from a few things i read it seemed to discourage using Modules.
Code in the modules folder are compiled automatically when the python file is
first invoked. So, after you change any file in modules, you should remove the
correspondent .pyc file.
In controllers and models, however the files are not compiled by default, so,
most likely, there are no compiled files in those folders and the code is
interpreted at every request.
On Friday, 6 March 2020 07:05:27 UTC+10, Val K wrote:
To track module changes try this
from gluon.custom_import import track_changes; track_changes(True)
Also, your problem looks like you have more then one web2py server running
Regards,
Carlos Correia
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