Okay, I have now documented the import order there explicitly.
Tx.
(Or we could switch to FastCGI at some point in time, so that we are
not limited by mod_python's import context anymore. With FastCGI I
guess we should be able to use Emacs+IPython REPL to hack web apps
incrementally.
It's very cool, I've seen that this morning, I'm in the process of
including it in my branch :-)
modules/websubmit/web/approve.py
modules/websubmit/web/publiline.py
modules/websubmit/web/yourapprovals.py
modules/websubmit/web/yoursubmissions.py
Do you still have time to attack
$ python webinterface_tests.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File webinterface_tests.py, line 41, in ?
from mod_python.util import FieldStorage
ImportError: cannot import name FieldStorage
preventing testsuite from running.
FIxed in CVS, I wonder how it could have
Yup, works like a charm.
But dunno why you changed lines in testsuite.in?
Out of fear that some other module might try to import mod_python
before this one, and make the import trick fail.
A nicer way might be to normalize the way mod_python is imported, so
that we have a single point to
Yes, sure. Can you keep (optionally) the otherwise commonly-used site
prefix in there?
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I'll move the generation of the content into the template, so that we
can have
Hi,
I've a patch to display a document's title as the page's title in
/record/... URLs.
Are you interested?
--
Frédéric
Hi.
I've a use-case where I need to list public baskets for a given user
(based on her email address). May I add this to
/yourbaskets/list_public_baskets, maybe as a field email=... ?
Alternatively, I can make this a private change.
--
Frédéric
I've a use-case where I need to list public baskets for a given user
(based on her email address). May I add this to
/yourbaskets/list_public_baskets, maybe as a field email=... ?
Alternatively, I can make this a private change.
Just realized that the output is intended to be machine readable
I have finished porting all the modules to the new URL schema (only
the user-level pages, the admin-level pages will follow shortly).
It's very cool, I've seen that this morning, I'm in the process of
including it in my branch :-)
modules/websubmit/web/approve.py
Okay, I'll continue with the WebSubmit then. Do you have any
uncommitted issues in there? (thinking of those unique file names
discussions of the other thread)
Not so far. I've not yet finished reapplying some templates, so issues
might show up then.
I have finished porting all the modules to the new URL schema (only
the user-level pages, the admin-level pages will follow shortly).
I've modified the oai module so that /oai2d.py is still valid. No
problem with that?
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Frédéric
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