I had this same problem recently, in my case I thought the issue was
because I had some python modules installed using pip and other modules
installed using apt.
I started by removing all the modules installed by apt and installing them
using pip. The issue persisted, but I solved it by pip
You can do grid.elements('thead', replace=None)
A quarta-feira, 17 de maio de 2023 à(s) 12:30:05 UTC+1, jeff...@gmail.com
escreveu:
> I use the following code to hide the thead element of a grid, but I
> actually want to delete it. Is there a method to delete the target element?
> TIA.
>
>
The easiest way is to put a common filter in client_order table, do
something like this in your models
db.client_order._common_filter = lambda
q:(db.client_order.company.belongs(db(db.business.authority==auth.user_id)._select(db.business.id)))
This will AND this query to any other query you
You could make a custom widget for that field, in your define_table one of
the attributes a Field can receive is widget.
However for such a simple case it might be worth it so simply use something
like: https://github.com/gitbrent/bootstrap4-toggle/
A quarta-feira, 29 de março de 2023 à(s)
subtotalElement.innerHTML = subtotal.toFixed(2);
>
> } else {
> var notAvailableSpan =
> input.parentNode.previousElementSibling.querySelector("span.hidden");
> notAvailableSpan.style.display = "none";
> subtotalElement.innerHTML
Looks like you're trying to mix javascript and python code in a quite
impossible way. Just pass qty instead of index to the function and use that
as the quantity.
A domingo, 26 de março de 2023 à(s) 15:04:29 UTC+1, mostwanted escreveu:
> I want to be able to calculate subtotal by
Can't really help you without looking at some application code as I have no
idea what techer/MULTI_USER_MODE is, but you can create a user directly in
the database using appadmin and inserting a row in the auth_user table if
needed.
A terça-feira, 28 de março de 2023 à(s) 17:30:40 UTC+1, Geo
It's auth.settings.reset_password_onaccept
However you can also simply use auth.settings.login_after_password_change =
False to force the user to login again.
A quinta-feira, 23 de março de 2023 à(s) 00:18:28 UTC, lucas escreveu:
> hello one and all,
>
> ok, you know when you assign a function
The problem is that you are creating the string you want to return and then
putting it in a dictionary. You could just have returned the string. That
said it's better to use response.json which does a few other things for you.
Try this
def dashboard():
call_clicks =
sage = error_message
self.check_tokens = ("receipt", "invoice")
A sábado, 18 de março de 2023 à(s) 07:20:04 UTC, mostwanted escreveu:
> Hey Leonel, thanks for your reply but the above code is still saving
> empty (0byte) images
>
> On Friday, March 17, 2023
What's happening here is that your validator is reading the file and it's
not "rewinding" it afterwards so when the next step gets it the file
descriptor is at the end of the file hence the ' bytes size.
I would recommend rewriting it to something like this (the important part
being the
Slugs are indeed a good idea, but if you really want to force no spaces you
can use a regex with IS_FILE.
Something like requires=IS_FILE(filename=re.compile('^[^\s]+$'))
Note that you probably still want to use IS_SLUG because this will not
prevent people from using \, /, ?, .. and other
There should not be any differences, are you using web2py to run the
scheduler or are you running it directly?
A quarta-feira, 30 de novembro de 2022 à(s) 16:50:06 UTC, Ramos escreveu:
> Hello
> i have tested a model function script and it works when i call it from a
> controller.
> Then i
You can use a higher python version it's fine.
A quarta-feira, 21 de dezembro de 2022 à(s) 06:19:40 UTC,
david@gmail.com escreveu:
> Good morning,
>
> Can anyone tell me if the latest version of web2py was specifically
> developed for any specific python version or range of python
Link for the potential fix
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/pull/2430
A quarta-feira, 16 de fevereiro de 2022 à(s) 21:18:48 UTC, Leonel Câmara
escreveu:
> @cdbaron this was a sneaky one, but I've found it. I actually think this
> one is a very old bug from 2016 and I think it
@cdbaron this was a sneaky one, but I've found it. I actually think this
one is a very old bug from 2016 and I think it might be affecting my
applications as well.
A segunda-feira, 14 de fevereiro de 2022 à(s) 17:39:21 UTC, cdbaron
escreveu:
> Hi Massimo,
>
> Thanks for replying, this issue
Hey,
web2py 2.22.3 is out.
This is a bugfix release that includes:
- Using cache disk as the cache for a select fixed (was returning empty
rows due to dal changes)
- mail.sent(reply_to=...) the new feature had a bug when you only gave it a
string instead of a list
- updated dal including
You need to always define the table so pydal knows it is there. That's just
how pydal works. define_table only creates the table if it hasn't yet and
migration is enabled.
A terça-feira, 6 de abril de 2021 à(s) 00:27:41 UTC+1, james c. escreveu:
> I am trying to access persistent data saved in
You can change the field requires in the controller depending on whether
the field should be shown doing something like this
def index():
db.purchase.coupon_code.show_if = (db.purchase.have_coupon==True)
if request.vars.have_coupon:
db.purchase.coupon_code.requires =
Found it, the adapter was only setting the parser after the first
connection. For some reason the parser was being changed back to the one
registered in parsers at a later moment.
I've fixed all my json issues here:
https://github.com/web2py/pydal/pull/606
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I'm still investigating but in the middle of the request the parser in the
postgres adapter seems to be changing:
This is the cause. Now I need to investigate why it happens. Because this
doesn't happen if I'm using the shell in my app and everything seems to be
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Kevin, you need to be using jsonb fields, so yes in postgres.
First I needed to fix the jsonb parser:
https://github.com/web2py/pydal/pull/606/files
Buf after I did that I'm getting a lot of errors like this:
File
"C:\Users\Leonel\Desktop\web2py\gluon\packages\dal\pydal\parsers\__init__.py",
I seem to be having quite a few issues with json and jsonb fields.
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Actually the problem kind of is mine (oopsies) because I updated my app
validators to the new style using the validate method instead of __call__, so
it's not a web2py backwards compatibility problem I think, since the old way to
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my Validators to have a record_id argument in their validate method. Make
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Config support for your apps comes included with any relatively recent
web2py version, you just need to look into a modern welcome app models to
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> py4web does sessions in redis by default (if you have redis). Just saying.
>
Massimo, this really doesn't help. Web2py had working redis sessions and
right now, in master, it doesn't. Web2py should not break existing apps
just because there's py4web, there's no way people can all migrate
I haven tried it, but I think the best fix is not to make the decode work
by putting the obviously missing parenthesis. The fix is simply to remove
the .decode, because to_native should take care of it, so this:
rtn = {to_native(k.decode): v for k, v in self.db.r_server.hgetall(key).
items()}
We also got this bug when we tried to upgrade to the latest web2py and had
to rollback. We were using the old 2.X pyredis and then tried with 3.X you
get the same problem with both. Please report this issue in github, if no
one fixes it we will probably end up fixing it as we also need this
DAL(None) still works, you do need to do a bit of setting up if you want to
use it for forms, namely set the DAL default validators.
See how SQLFORM.factory does it:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/master/gluon/sqlhtml.py#L2053
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You need another table which is an answer table, the answers will have a
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I would check manually in the database if the table is there with the
structure defined in the model. If it is then do a fake migrate. If it's
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__future__ import print_function" which forces you to use the print
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This looks good, if you want to take it a step further and have something
like sub-controller-functions in your apps that will have their own views
folder inside the app views folder you can use this decorator I made:
def parent_controller(views_folder=None, pop_args_zero=True):
"""
Just return the dict as is on the controller and then in the view you can
do something like:
{{from gluon import serializers}}
{{=XML(serializers.json(spendData ), sanitize=False)}}
Another alternative is to use the ASSIGNJS helper if you want this in a
javascript variable:
That just means it's a long (python 2 has integers and longs). How are you
putting that dict in the view? I would just serialize it using json.
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It's because you're not using the generic.json view and you're also not
setting the response.headers content-type to json. I would simply change
your function to this which will do everything for you:
def manageCareer():
rows = db((db.Career.faculty == db.Faculty.id)&(db.Career.degree ==
I also made something not long ago, it's an excel formula parser you can
use in python to process excel formulas
https://github.com/aidhound/hotxlfp
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Sorry to dig this thread up, but I had to take a look at this recently.
I think the most efficient way is to use pydal to make the sql query and
then have pandas do it. As an example say you want a dataframe which has
the user's id and their first_name
import pandas as pd
conn =
Thanks a lot for explaining what was happening.
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So you're indeed using common filters because that's how record versioning
is implemented. In this case you can solve it by removing the reference
before deleting, however if you still want to be able to see the deleted
record on the one referencing it you can set the versioned table
You should decorate like this
@emailConfirmed
not like this
@emailConfirmed()
fun is the function it is decorating, so yes it's your swed and docs
functions
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No. But you can use belongs to do the same thing.
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Are you using common filters?
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Note that decorators need a function as an argument and should return
another function, given that knowledge you just need to change your
function a bit
def emailConfirmed(fun):
def decorated():
if session.abit_email is None:
redirect(URL('default','index'))
It basically has to do with python namespaces. You did not import Rows into
your current namespace. The definition is there in the context where the
select rows were created but in your namespace you could have another Rows
definition that is quite different or none at all. Web2py imports a lot
If you have a module called peartree.py which has only this
class Pear:
pass
def shake():
return Pear()
If in another module you do:
import peartree
mypear = peartree.shake()
mypear will be an instance of Pear, however Pear is not defined in this
context and you cannot use the
You need to import Rows from pydal.objects
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I use the groups and permissions mechanics extensively in my applications.
They're useful for lots of stuff. Sharing can be as simple as giving
permission for a record. I also use tags for the same purpose but they're
better for stuff which will be changing based on properties of an entity
Valitadors have an error_message __init__ argument. So you can just do
IS_IN_DB(..., error_message=T('*that name is already used, please choose a
different name for your items*'))
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Inside the application which has the module in its modules folder all you
need is "import mytest"
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Also you probably want to change these as well
auth.settings.verify_email_next
auth.settings.request_reset_password_next
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You need to set login_url
auth.settings.login_url = URL(YOUR_NEW_CONTROLLER, YOUR_NEW_FUNCTION)
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Yes I meant stuff exactly like that.
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Seems like a locking problem due to threads. Do you create any thread in
your application? If so you need to remove master=true from your uwsgi .ini
config.
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If you don't send too many emails I recommend using sparkpost as they have
a free tier and I made a plugin that makes it really easy to use with web2py
https://github.com/leonelcamara/web2py_sparkpost
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You can look at yatl code.
https://github.com/web2py/yatl
To see how web2py does it.
But frankly I doubt you have much python 3 incompatible code in your views,
I would just test them as they are, they're probably fine.
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You have to either convert those '\n' into or paragraph tags by doing
something like this in the view
{{=DIV(*[P(line) for line in report.split('\n')])}}
or put the report inside a PRE tag to tell the browser the text comes
preformatted
{{=form}}
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Please open an issue, you're right, this is a bug and a security problem,
it's also very easy to fix by simply copy pasting escapejs from django.
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Another thing you can do is simply quote the name
import urllib
filter_settings = dict(name=urllib.quote(request.vars.name))
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Change it to:
var filterSettings = {{=XML(filter_settings, sanitize=True)}};
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> because students are inconsistent
>
Ahahaha if it was only students our lives would be much easier.
On a more serious note, although most email systems are case insensitive
nowadays it is allowed by the RFC to be case sensitive so it can be a
different email. In the real world, I had
migrate_enabled=False will disable migrations even if a table has
migrate=True, migrate=False works like the default migrate for tables. If
you don't have migrate defined at the table level they are basically the
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Possibly because you have require instead of requires?
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Did you import ValidationError as well?
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The way validators are in 2.18.4 you need to do it like this:
class IS_MEMBERSHIP_YEAR_END(Validator)
:
def __init__(self, error_message='Not a membership year end'):
self.error_message = error_message
def validate(self, value):
yearend = datetime.date(2018,9,30)
Could it be a permissions problem?
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If you don't have auth.settings.registration_requires_verification = True
then web2py will login the user anyway, which kind of makes sense, because
why wouldn't it?
The login_after_registration setting is really just a way to bypass those
requirements if you want to let the user get logged in
register_bare returns the user record, so you can get user_id in user.id
You can get the group id by doing
# Assuming you create a group with role = 'Manager' and another with role =
'Assistante'
group_id_manager = auth.id_group('Manager')
group_id_assistant = auth.id_group('Assistant')
Just send the services id in the URL either as an arg or a var and then do
something like this:
rslts=db((db.business.place==results.id) &
(db.business.services==request.vars.services_id)).select()
Notice that I also removed a query you had in the select call, which was
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instead of Portuguese.
Basically you just need to be sure your computer has a static local network
ip which you can probably configure in your wireless router if he's the one
running DHCP. Then run web2py on that ip instead
I haven't tried it, but looking at the code...
Can you explain a little bit more what you're trying to achieve here?
This seems like it's bottle with pydal and yatl. Why not just use bottle
then? It will force me to learn bottle anyway.
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It's not your values Joe, pickle serializes them as a string so they would
be fine. It's web2py session locked field which is True or False. It's
probably easy to fix this in redis_session.py
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You probably just need to rewind the file because request.vars already
loaded it.
request.vars.csvfile.file.seek(0)
candidate_file = request.vars.csvfile.file.read()
Instead you can just do:
candidate_file = request.vars.csvfile.value
Which uses the value of the file already got by request
I think it's print_errors and not errors_to_console if you're using an
options.py
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It's not in the book because ideally you should never use it unless you're
executing sql directly which is discouraged, and if you're doing that you
should know what you're doing. You don't need to quote manually, like
you're doing, in your example because you're not executing sql directly. So
That's weird. It seems looking at the adapter in pydal, sqlite does not
start a transaction after connection like most adapters. Reading the sqlite
documentation, that's probably because sqlite starts a transaction
automatically as soon as anything writes to the database.
So, basically,
It's possible to use an options.py file to setup the parameters of the windows
service.
See
http://www.web2py.com/AlterEgo/default/show/77
Since it's just python you can use options.py to run your script
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What does it even mean run only once when web2py starts? Web2py can be
running in multiple processes and in multiple threads. The answer totally
depends on what you're trying to do and how you run web2py.
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The brackets are there because it's a list of roots in your tree, if you
know for sure that you will have always one and only one root, you can do:
{{response.write(json(your_tree[0]), escape=False)}}
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The transaction is atomic, that means there's nothing happening in the
middle. Your use case is fine. Of course, that if you give the user a form,
while he's editing it, the form can be changed by others as well, in that
case you need to add your own locking or check the record for
You can simply do in a view:
{{from gluon.serializers import json}}
Then where you want it in the view:
{{response.write(json(your_tree), escape=False)}}
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IS_IN_DB has a label keyword argument, the label can be a string template
or a function. You can make a function that given a value gives you the
label (getting it from the other table) and use it in IS_IN_DB.
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It does. A transaction is an atomic operation.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/acid-properties-in-dbms/
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Looking at:
https://github.com/web2py/pydal/blob/master/pydal/adapters/sqlite.py#L73
I don't see any
self.execute('pragma journal_mode=wal;')
So I'm guessing the older.
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Notice that, it seems you are using [-1] because want to get the last
record where the user was awake/light sleep/sleep, however you don't use an
order by, so depending on the strategy the database decides to use, there's
no guarantee that it will be the last. This is also inefficient because
Something like this:
from gluon.languages import write_dict
def make_portuguese_entry(fields, recordid):
T.force('pt')
T.t[fields[name_of_the_field]] = fields[name_of_the_field_pt]
if T.is_writable:
write_dict(T.language_file, T.t)
That looks great to me!
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How would web2py know how to translate it when the record is inserted to
fill that part? Is it one of the fields?
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Ideally you don't. Frankly web2py's translation system is not ideal for
dynamic content. That said, you can simply put a function in the record's
table _after_insert that is something like this:
def make_portuguese_entry(fields, recordid):
T.force('pt')
T(fields[name_of_the_field],
This was due to changes I made to the way web2py discovers exposed
functions in a controller file. It uses the python parser so it has a
problem with syntax errors. I made a pull request that teaches the admin to
deal with them:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/pull/2151
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I think that's perfectly fine, I would just make a validator to wrap it so
you can use it more easily.
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This is the validator I use for my geometry fields
import re
from pydal.validators import Validator, ValidationError
class IS_GEOLOCATION(Validator):
"""
Validate that the input is a location within latitude and longitude
constraints.
"""
regex_geopoint =
This is how I do it in one of my websites
in model:
SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES = ('en', 'pt') # or just load this from config
def pick_lang():
twoletter = session.lang or T.accepted_language[:2]
if twoletter in SUPPORTED_LANGUAGES:
T.force(twoletter)
return twoletter
else:
Here's an example I made long ago, I would do things differently nowadays
but it shows how it can be done.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/z_lGYsO6LKE
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