Eric Ongerth wrote:
> Ok, found it... paster is hidden in a process that is reported as "/
> usr/bin/sh" when I do ps -ef. Don't know why it does not die when I
> exit and close the shell window. Not a problem, really, just a
> curiosity. Anyway, very soon I'll have a real Linux box serving the
Ok, found it... paster is hidden in a process that is reported as "/
usr/bin/sh" when I do ps -ef. Don't know why it does not die when I
exit and close the shell window. Not a problem, really, just a
curiosity. Anyway, very soon I'll have a real Linux box serving the
project instead of faking i
hi.
im just want render image on browser..
but pylon is can't find file has unenglish name.. where myapp/public/
english name file's are well rendered
please give me any support ..
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I've put a new SQLAlchemy tutorial in the Pylons official docs.
http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/pylonsdocs/Using+SQLAlchemy+with+Pylons
It's an update of "SQLAlchemy 0.4 for people in a hurry" with the new
model structure that will be in Pylons 0.9.7 (the init_model()
function and 'meta' module)
Update. Usually I buffer all my <%def>s because I'm almost always
using them functionally in places where the output needs to be held
until it's time to insert it. In this case, however, I tried
unbuffering the trial() def and pow, the Ajax fires like it should.
..sort of. Actually, it's very
Two cases... one works, one does not, and the difference seems to be
that in Case 2 (non-working) the form is displayed in the view only
after the user clicks a button that triggers an
update_element_function to show the form. So there seems to be
something I'm not understanding -- maybe about fi
On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 4:52 AM, Chad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I want to start off by saying that I'm a huge python advocate and that
> I've been developing web applications in python for the last 3 years.
>
> I decided to check out Rails a few months ago to see what the fuss was
> about
On Feb 24, 2008, at 1:04 AM, Chad wrote:
This maps any request with the path /secure to a controller. This
controller has a html layout associated with it. We then take the html
from the response and insert it into the layout. This functionality
allows us to add layouts to paths in a flexible ma
Thanks for the replies guys..
I'm not a great at making convincing arguments.. Hopefully I'm making
some sense.
I built an application framework with a friend based off cherrypy.
It's basically turbogears but coded from scratch. We basically built a
filter (or middleware) that can map request pa
I want to start off by saying that I'm a huge python advocate and that
I've been developing web applications in python for the last 3 years.
I decided to check out Rails a few months ago to see what the fuss was
about. Although I was turned off by Ruby's syntax I really liked
Rails. Here's a few
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