Hi Alan
I was only talking about the specific feature of putting this into a view:
{{=auth.wiki('slug')}}
I really like auth.wiki(), but being used in that way (inside a view) it
misbehaves, as I described.
If it doesn't find a wiki page, I would sometimes prefer it to fail
silently and
If you request a page that doesn't exist, then you are directed to
_create. It would be nice to be able to suppress that behaviour. You have
to be logged in to go on and create the page.
If you call a wiki page inside a view with auth.wiki(slug='mywrongpage') it
does not always redirect
If you request a page that doesn't exist, then you are directed to
_create. It would be nice to be able to suppress that behaviour.
You have to be logged in to go on and create the page.
That could be easily fixed by adding an auth.is_logged_in() check, but what
would be the correct
I guess we don't need {{=auth.wiki('slug')}} to read a wiki page into a
view because we can just use LOAD().
So maybe we should just deprecate it (if it was ever official).
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Can I see your controller?
On Thursday, 18 October 2012 12:11:21 UTC-5, villas wrote:
I want to read the content of a wiki page into my view:
views/mycontroller/mypage.html
using: {{=auth.wiki(my-wiki-slug') }}
auth.wiki is on a function in: controllers/default.py
If the wiki page is
I already posted a longer answer, which appears to have disappeared.
However, my controller was simply something like
def article():
auth.wiki()
BTW if I start a commandline session like this:
python web2py.py -S myapp -M
db.tables
Then none of my auth.wiki tables are defined. Can I
This is in my db.py. Allen told me to add the second line after calling
auth.define_tables
auth.define_tables(username=True, signature=False, migrate=True,fake_migrate
=True)
auth.wiki(resolve=False)
the second line calls the wiki() function to create the tables.
Regards,
Bill
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Back on the original topic. When I click on a menu item I also get
re-directed back to the _create page. Is this a permission thing perhaps?
Now that I mention it, isn't there supposed to be a field to select the
permission level for the page?
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I tried it and that defined the tables.
Thanks Bill!
On Friday, October 19, 2012 1:24:45 AM UTC+1, Bill Thayer wrote:
This is in my db.py. Allen told me to add the second line after calling
auth.define_tables
auth.define_tables(username=True, signature=False,
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