I'm not sure about version bazaar
I'm guessing - like those other 2 projects I mentioned - once you start
merging and including a lot of collaborators in source, you might want to
move to mercurial / hg.
Because of this - and even forseeing a long life for web2py, assume it could
be longer
No. response.view is the name of the default view file for the current
action. You can change it.
Massimo
On Nov 9, 1:47 am, Phyo Arkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
response.view = layout.html defined at global scope (above all methods) ?
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 3:56 AM, Yarko T [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW - not all of this needs to be displayed - it can be used
programmatically
BUT! I think a link, just as so many desktop programs use the convention
on about,
I would write a t2 function to display a pop-up (ajax or otherwise) with
info that can be copy-pasted.
From admin, I'd show the
yes
On Nov 9, 2:16 am, Phyo Arkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry
I mean like this
in appadmin.py
response.view=appadmin.html
and that make all functions inside appadmin.py uses appadmin.html
appadmin.html have {{extend layout.html}}
So that make it global for whole appadmin rite?
On
After the github.org announcement today, I've mirrored the source tree
to:
http://www.bitbucket.org/yarko/web2py/wiki
You can get a zip shapshot there.
If you want to do your bug fixes, enhancements, development using
mercurial, take a branch of this, and work there. When you're ready
to
T2 is included in the mirror there, so if you just want an all-in-one
source package you can download a zip (or gz or bz2) file there too.
I'll mirror manually for a while, until I see how it goes. Ususally I
take commits as soon as I see them, and make sure things still work on
PC. It should
Now, with options for submitting your work using bazaar, git, or
mercurial - hopefully the barriers to more people contributing are
reduced.
Enjoy - we're lucky to be able to write software - it's fun!
On Nov 9, 3:30 am, yarko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
T2 is included in the mirror there, so if
On Nov 9, 12:27 pm, yarko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.bitbucket.org/yarko/web2py/wiki
If you want to do your bug fixes, enhancements, development using
mercurial, take a branch of this, and work there. When you're ready
to submit your work for merging, see guidelines there.
I love this group :-)
On Nov 9, 7:15 am, Yarko T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually it has to do with what the helper function DIV expects / does with
it's arguments...
*arg expands a list, e.g. [a,b,c] and passes as 3 args; that is, it unpacks
the list object;
Since python functions can
Oh! You downloaded the file!
You need to download the package, and install it as applications/plugin_t2
(just copy it).
To get the package, use this bazaar command:
bzr branch lp:~mdipierro/t2/main
I've mirrored t2 separately, so that people can grab a tarball - would you
let me know if it
download (upper right of screen) from here:
http://www.bitbucket.org/yarko/plugin_t2/
That should also be the name you use to install the plugin - plugin_t2
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 4:11 AM, Yarko T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh! You downloaded the file!
You need to download the package, and
I've also mirrored t2 separately, so that people can grab a tarball -
http://www.bitbucket.org/yarko/plugin_t2/
would you let me know if it works?
If you grab one of the .gz or .bz2 archives these are compressed tar
files -
gunzip (or whatever the bz2 equivalent command is) and you should end
Another way, maybe a bit more hackish is to have a soft link to the
global view dir in your app view dir. If you're under linux or macos,
that is.
On Nov 9, 9:19 am, mdipierro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes
On Nov 9, 2:16 am, Phyo Arkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry
I mean like this
in
I guess this part clears that up:
A URI is always in an escaped form, since escaping or unescaping
a
completed URI might change its semantics.
In some cases, data that could be represented by an unreserved
character may appear escaped; for example, some of the unreserved
mark
Maybe it would be nice to have this (and generally new stuff) also in
a changelog, would be much easier to track what's new. I can see there
was some effort in the README file but so many non-obvious goodies get
introduced that it's easy to miss unless you really watch this group
really
Massimo will correct me if I'm wrong, but I think there is something
wrong with the general approach if one application needs to know/use
an another application's model. You're either try ing to split
something into two apps that is logically one, or you are trying to
make an app from something
Yes,
I agree with Attila. Anyway, if you want to have two apps access the
same database there are two good reasons to redefine the modes: 1)
they may see different tables of one database, different fields for
the same tables, and/or have different requirements for those fields;
2) each of the
The best way to keep track of the version number using git is to add a
'tag' for the version and update the README, just like rails does :)
On Nov 9, 12:12 am, Yarko T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BTW - not all of this needs to be displayed - it can be used
programmatically
BUT! I think a
$.ajax({
type: POST,
url: {{=URL(request,f='callback')}},
success: function(msg) {
alert( Data Saved: + msg );
}
});
more here: http://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.ajax#options
Massimo
On Nov 9, 10:41 am, Michal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to figure out one thing. After
Finally I found the time to look into Bill's patch for custom forms.
I like the idea a lot but for a number of reasons, independently on
this patch, I had to change/improve the source code of gluon/html.py.
I made lots of small changes for gluon/html.py!
I put the patch-in compatibly with the
for releases I wouldn't disagree...
but this is manual, and for managing man contributors, and for applications
depending on plugins this feels wrong.
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 2:02 PM, ceej [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The best way to keep track of the version number using git is to add a
I think you said you installed an empty directory.
I looked at the generated tar file, and it's directory structure isn't quite
what web2py expects.
First, I think you need to confirm that you have installed a directory
your-web2py-location/applications/plugin-t2... it should have several
things
I started out with the built in server but I didn't like it very much.
I now have a Hello world app without any custom css and javascript...
time to start building :)
On Nov 10, 4:49 pm, Yarko T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:-)
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 9:48 PM, yarko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If
1) tables over something else: it does seem to be a subject of great
discussion that people get very energised about. But I guess that if
you take out tables then someone else will object :-) Isn't the idea
of custom forms that if you want labels you code your own view?
2) labels: personally
Hi Christopher,
we do not have Informix nor DB2 support we can add that in one week if
you are willing to run tests for us. Your contribution would be
acknowledged. Let us know if you can do it.
Massimo
On Nov 9, 8:17 pm, epsilon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All:
I have a project at work where
Attention!!! I posted in trunk a complete rewrite of gluon/html.py
In my tests it does not break anything but please try it and let me
know if it break something before I post an new web2py version.
The reason for the rewrite is mainly to make form processing twice as
fast and the code more
Massimo,
I'll work the test cycle for Informix support and would enjoy
contributing to the project. Please let me know when the code is
available to begin work.
Thank you,
Christopher Smiga
PS.
We don't have DB2 yet, but I suspect we'll go down that path later.
mdipierro wrote:
Hi
It is not a bad things but you have to be careful. The reason for the
plugin is that is not not just a module. For it to work it requires
some js, css and images and their paths are hardcoded in t2. You would
need to more those static files as well and include them manually
since
I am setting up htaccess to rewrite requests into http to be changed
to https where I need sessions to be passed over a secure channel. In
which folder do I place my htaccess file? I've tried the root web2py
folder, the applications folder, and even the individual application
folder without
A question...also wondering if anyone else is having the same
issue...when I upload my local web2py development files to the server,
for some reason the database migrations on the server side are not
created. I tried removing .table files in the database folder and it
still didn't work for
I need to figure out one thing. After I call ajax functions I would
like to know when the reponse has been received to perform different
task that depends on result returned by ajax call. What is good way to
handle this? For now I was using setTimeout, but that's not the way to
go.
Thank you for
Regarding this subject, I have been running some tests as time
permits.
May I suggest the following (which I might have mentioned before):
1) The form needs to be more CSS friendly (following the MVC pattern).
This means no tables.
In my tests I have been able to trim the fields to: label...
You might want to take a look at gluon/sql.py -
If you search for oracle, that seems to most consistently have special
handling - this will give you a hint at what you might need to graft.
Mappings in SQL_DIALECTS;
connections in SQLDB:__init__();
SQLTable:SQLDB_insert();
SQLSet: SQLDB:_select();
If you upload the .table files, then web2py will certainly NOT create
the tables.
If you remove them, it should create the tables and new .table files.
Look in the sql.log and let us know.
Massimo
On Nov 10, 1:03 am, morningovermidnight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
A question...also wondering if
If you're doing localhost, start out easy - web2py comes with it's
own server builtin - cherrypy.
All you need to do is install somewhere by itself, and start
web2py.py.
You should see a browser come up with the same welcome path
On Nov 9, 9:16 pm, kaos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have
Nvm, got it :) you need to run web2py.pl :)
On Nov 10, 4:16 pm, kaos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have setup Apache2.2/Python2.5 and the latest mod_wsgi and the
server is running well with basic hello world app (Windows Vista). I
then extracted web2py source to wsgi root and set up
:-)
On Sun, Nov 9, 2008 at 9:48 PM, yarko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're doing localhost, start out easy - web2py comes with it's
own server builtin - cherrypy.
All you need to do is install somewhere by itself, and start
web2py.py.
You should see a browser come up with the same
1) install web2py from source
2) install informixdb from source
3) replace gluon/sql.py with this (experimental informixdb support)
http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/web/sql.py
4) cd gluon
5) edit the doctest at the bottom and use the proper connection string
like the following:
(*) means this is not a feature. Has always been there.
On Nov 10, 1:01 am, mdipierro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Attention!!! I posted in trunk a complete rewrite of gluon/html.py
In my tests it does not break anything but please try it and let me
know if it break something before I post an
I may have misunderstood the question. Try this
db.define_table('mytable',SQLField('a'),SQLField('b'))
db.mytable.a.requires=IS_IN_SET(['one','two','three'])
def index():
form=SQLFORM(db.mytable,fields=['a'])
if FORM.accepts(form,request.vars):
fine with everything but what's the problem of table in form. You can
use CSS to completely override the table layout and more the TD
anywhere you like on the screen as if they were a DIV. Am I wrong?
Massimo
On Nov 9, 10:30 pm, DenesL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Regarding this subject, I have
Thanks Massimo. For those interested, my patch is just a link to edit
the controller of the current view. Look for it on the right side of
the screen when editing a view.
On Nov 8, 4:27 pm, mdipierro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also included patches from Mark Larsen and Nathan Freeze.
I let
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