On Thu, Sep 5, 2013 at 4:22 PM, Mike Orr wrote:
> I ran into this problem earlier and decided to use FornEncode, but now
> I want to make my app Python 3 compatible and FormEncode is not yet
> ported to it.
>
FormEncode in github master has Python 3 support. We are looking for
feedback from peop
Hi Cat,
There is a tutorial for pyramid and windows deployment here:
http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_cookbook/en/latest/deployment/windows.html.
This
should be mostly applicable to Pylons since it discusses WSGI deployment.
Also I gave a talk on deploying Python web apps on windows
Hi,
FormRenderer is specifically designed to be overridden so that you can
create custom versions. Also not that -mm-dd is ISO format which is
basically all you can use reliably with i18n if you are going to use the
HTML 5 date field. I'd support a patch to the default renderer that added
an o
Did you have any luck determining a way to convert the format without
adding too much extra code? It seems that the only way you can do this is
to not rely on the wrappers that FormRender uses. The reason is because it
will just print out the raw date which is "-MM-DD" and that isn't
compat
