I'm attempting to setup pyramid_mailer with a website I'm developing. The
current documentation (
http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_mailer/en/latest/)
recommends creating a single instance of the Mailer and adding it to the
configuration setup. However, I want to configure numerous job
we added these lines in our views.py
def get_items(request):
return {request}
@view_config(route_name='diagnose', xhr=True, renderer='json')
def r_ajax(request):
items = get_items(request)
logger = logging.getLogger("random")
logger.warning(json.dumps(items))
our ajax post lo
We managed to set up a ajax request with our data inside.
We get the succes message, but we don't know how to get the json out of our
ajax request.
We added these lines in our views.py
def get_items(request):
return {request}
@view_config(route_name='
diagnose', xhr=True, renderer='json')
I have implemented a global appIncluder function which is imported as
includeme with the *init*.py of the package to be included.
includeme (appIncluder) receives the config object, so it is then easy to
use config.package and its variables/methods/classes (present in the same *
init*.py and s
This is related to jQuery, not the Python framework that you're using.
Note that the `success` function receives more arguments than just the message.
\malthe
On 16 March 2013 17:09, Gert V wrote:
> We managed to set up a ajax request with our data inside.
> We get the succes message, but we do
However, a question:
Where should I register, when includeme is called, the app in something
like registred_apps.
Should I just do config.registry.setdefault('registered_apps', []) in the
main __init__.py and then append to it from my appIncluder function ?
Please advise.
On Sunday, 17 March 20
However, a question:
Where should I register, when includeme is called, the app in something
like registred_apps.
Should I just do config.registry.setdefault('registered_apps', []) in the
main __init__.py and then append to it from my appIncluder function ?
Please advise.
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I may be misunderstanding the question because I am not too familiar with
APScheduler, but it sounds like you want to use
mailer.send_to_queue(message) instead of mailer.send(message).
As long as you're sending it to the queue for later processing there
shouldn't be any need to have multiple Maile
