what?
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sorry all ... i seem to have been hacked ... please resume :)
On 2/26/11, Paul Roy paul.ro...@gmail.com wrote:
what?
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maybe im not getting the whole story here, but arent you evaluating
your property against a string ?
im not a 100% on this but id think youd get different results from
using on a string than an integer value. that is if you can even
make it pass the property's validation..??..
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yea im not sure that i like what im seeing from cs' web site (personal
taste), but if its built-in and as such, more powerful / less costly
to use, i might give it a shot myself.
can anyone confirm that this is an importable package included in the
interpreter that runs gae apps?...
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your ReferenceProperty should be declared as:
childname = db.ReferenceProperty(person)
and then set as:
childname = result
i think :)
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On 09-03-24, at 09:51, Steve W wetmon...@gmail.com wrote:
I am struggling with understanding how to use keys to enforce
reference
have you tried __name__ instead of __title__ ..?
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On 09-03-09, at 15:28, Marcelo Sena marceloslace...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm getting the following error message when trying to run my
application:
1 if __title__ == __main__:
2 main()
__title__ undefined
type
., 15:31, Paul Roy paul.ro...@gmail.com wrote:
yep well turns out this is exactly what im doing. but i dont see this
as generating a blank page. i have to try out the code i suggested
yesterday.
and i did make it home, thx :)
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On 09-03-04, at 01:28
you want to
go.
Oliver W.D.
On 4 Mrz., 06:26, Paul Roy paul.ro...@gmail.com wrote:
perhaps, instead of using the users' method directly, create a logout
handler where you perform the necessary operations before fowarding
to
the logout uri.
the tricky part is keeping track of the original
see your applications' error log (in the admin console) to get an idea
on what the exact error is. Without knowing that, it could be a number
of things...
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On 09-03-03, at 16:30, lka lubomir.kamen...@gmail.com wrote:
I have two same applications (same code) with
perhaps, instead of using the users' method directly, create a logout
handler where you perform the necessary operations before fowarding to
the logout uri.
the tricky part is keeping track of the original uri. the way i do it,
is to pass it as a request argument. you could maybe subclass
my way of doing it is to route to that handler any url that doesnt
match any other handler in my app.
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On 09-02-23, at 18:25, Dave Warnock dwarn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Using the built in web app framework I am declaring an error 404
like this:
class
i believe this as to do with how object instances are evaluated for
equality in python.
ive had a similar issue and if i recall correctly (im on my phone atm
and not close to my code), i needed to implement __eq__ __ne__ (or
whatever non equal is, i cant remember) to my Model object
inthe universe of http. reditect to YOU
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On 09-02-22, at 17:27, Doug doug...@gmail.com wrote:
I beleive that the standard edition (non-business) is free.
Here is a link: http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html
I don't believe that a cname would work because
i would also like to know this
thx
On 09-02-21, at 02:03, Webysther webyst...@gmail.com wrote:
In searchablequery have the option of MultiQuery included in the query
but there is some documentation I tried to spell my ball but I think
failed battery, which could be help me? :)
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