You can say: db.t_order[order_id].f_sum
or after submitting
form=SQLFORM(db.t_order,order_id)
look at
form.vars.f_sum
On Jan 9, 2:34 am, Kenneth Lundström kenneth.t.lundst...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello,
I m creating a form with SQLFORM(db.t_order, order_id)
so I get a form with values.
As the
I believe this is why web2py receives much criticism. I speak from
experience in using (and contributing to) web2py.
web2py cannot share objects in an importable namespace with other python
applications ecause of its design architecture. This is an absolute
requirement for most enterprise or real
I think you cannot update a target outside of the scope of the page
(the iframe i this case) with reference to the target window:
http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/JSwindows.html
2011/1/9 weheh richard_gor...@verizon.net
I should also note that the divs I'm trying to update are outside the
iframe.
...without reference... sorry
2011/1/9 Michele Comitini michele.comit...@gmail.com:
I think you cannot update a target outside of the scope of the page
(the iframe i this case) with reference to the target window:
http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/JSwindows.html
2011/1/9 weheh
Are there any application hosting services for web2py that are similar
to the following (for other frameworks):
Heroku for Ruby on Rails
Djangy for Django
Pantheon for Drupal
I know that it's possible to use GAE for hosting, but there are some
limitations to going that route. I understand that
I am wanted to create a tool that can map points in an image. (Basically
pins on a map.) I thought it best to overly the image with a dive and
get the position in the div. (Somehow...)
Any ideas on how to best do that, and are there any examples that I
could look at?
Best regards,
Jason
For the record. I do not think I never said my viewpoint is the best.
I do not recall other people of this list doing it either. I just
state my viewpoint. I usually limit myself to one of the follow:
- mention web2py in a thread related to web frameworks
- provide an example of how web2py does
I am playing with free beta on dotcloud (this will be great).
for free that runs web2py I just know one (shared limited plan is free):
http://www.alwaysdata.com/plans/shared/
http://www.alwaysdata.com/plans/shared/
http://web2py.alwaysdata.net/examples
http://web2py.alwaysdata.net/examplesBTW,
This is my prospective: Everything has a trade off. We want the
ability to edit files via the web interface and see the effect of the
change immediately, even on a production system using apache. That is
not possible using imports. Django and Flask provide a module reload
mechanism. That works
If you use processing.js you can use mouseX and mouseY
On Jan 9, 9:05 am, Jason Brower encomp...@gmail.com wrote:
I am wanted to create a tool that can map points in an image. (Basically
pins on a map.) I thought it best to overly the image with a dive and
get the position in the div.
On 09-01-2011 16:21, Bruno Rocha wrote:
I am playing with free beta on dotcloud (this will be great).
for free that runs web2py I just know one (shared limited plan is free):
http://www.alwaysdata.com/plans/shared/
http://web2py.alwaysdata.net/examples
hello Bruno,
do have an easy recipy
hello Bruno,
do have an easy recipy to setup a web2py site on alwaysdata ?
(deploying is one of the scaring tasks for beginners)
thanks,
Stef
Its in French -
http://wiki.alwaysdata.com/wiki/D%C3%A9ployer_une_application_web2py
This post helps too: http://forum.alwaysdata.com/viewtopic.php?id=1081 (google
translate it)
2011/1/9 Bruno Rocha rochacbr...@gmail.com
hello Bruno,
do have an easy recipy to setup a web2py site on alwaysdata ?
(deploying is one of the scaring tasks for beginners)
thanks,
Stef
Its in
DotCloud looks very promising (Bruno, how'd you get your invite??).
I dabbled with AlwaysData for a bit which is a nice free option.
If you are considering it at all, I would highly suggest running a cloud
server. It's not as difficult as it may seem and can be quite inexpensive
If you use Google Chrome, it will prompt to translate the page for you.
The Always Data pages translate fairly well and many on the Always Data
forums speak English including the very helpful AD rep Cyril.
For me, the best Easy, Rapid and Manageable web2py shared host is
webfaction, I have my apps running for U$14 a month.
for VPS solution I am testing this: http://www.nodegrid.com/?cmd=cart , they
have plans that you pay by daily or hourly of use, I can setup my ubuntu
machine, run anything I need
So I guess the question remains: is Web2py suitable for large, public web
sites or does it max out as a rapid prototyper and smaller intranet type
sites?
It is indeed the case that there was a segmentation fault, reported in
apache error log.
Perhaps, it's not clear, but this problem occurs under posgres under
debian lenny, not sqlite. I am not running web2py as a CGI script. I
am using the web2py deployment script (for setting up apache and
I do not think this discussion has anything to do with it. This is a
scalability issue and web2py scales as well as any of the other web
frameworks. The issue is whether people like or not the programming
style. If you like it you use web2py. If you do not like it you use
something else.
On Jan
2011/1/9 pbreit pbreitenb...@gmail.com
So I guess the question remains: is Web2py suitable for large, public web
sites or does it max out as a rapid prototyper and smaller intranet type
sites?
http://www.web2py.com/poweredby (this site has not every web2py powered site
around the globe,
Bruno, Pbreit, the discussion was starting to get really interesting,
please don't let it go OT
jQueryUI has the Position utility if you are already using that Javascript
library
http://jqueryui.com/demos/position/
The demo is a little different as in odd, they are positioning 2 boxes
relative another based on the user moving one of them so I had to unwind
from that a bit to get
Thanks, I didn't know jqueryui has it, I will try that first.
Processing looks really cool for some other things I have been wanted to
do, but then I feel like a 2d graphics programmer at that point.
Best Regards,
Jason Brower
On 01/09/2011 08:14 PM, ron_m wrote:
jQueryUI has the Position
I really reminds me situation I started to work with PlayFramework a few
years ago. Its excelent JAVA web framework, but its done in
completely(internaly) different way than how the rest of the JAVA frameworks
being done(using standard servlet concept). The developers of Play! have a
nice
On Sunday, January 9, 2011 12:59:47 AM UTC-5, ron_m wrote:
To get the leak the __del__method has to be in the class. The gc.collect()
as suggested by Massimo cured the leak for the exec code case I believe
because gc.collect() runs a test on the objects to see if there are any
external
I think web2py is very good for 'Corporate' and 'Enterprise', but perhaps we
need to be less pretentious and change the slogan for something like:
web2py - the getting things done web framework
I know much less about web2py than most people here, but I feel
compelled to add an opinion. There are
I think Massimo hit it on the spot. Its about coding style. Most of the
people I see giving web2py criticism are young. Considering that beginning
in about 2001 colleges starting only teaching java and handing out degrees,
it might be safe to assume that most of these guys knew Java as their first
correct.
On Jan 9, 1:18 pm, Anthony abasta...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sunday, January 9, 2011 12:59:47 AM UTC-5, ron_m wrote:
To get the leak the __del__method has to be in the class. The gc.collect()
as suggested by Massimo cured the leak for the exec code case I believe
because gc.collect()
Of course digg into Drupal, it is one of the best CMS out there.
I don't buy the problem with integrating enterprise systems. Components
should be more loosely coupled.
I do wonder about the balance between the features that make Web2py great
for rapid prototyping vs what you would need to do in the real world. But
it seems to me that the productivity
On Jan 9, 2011, at 1:20 PM, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
correct.
Isn't the need to call gc.collect() explicitly a bit of a puzzle? Or is it just
speeding up something that would happen eventually?
On Jan 9, 1:18 pm, Anthony abasta...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sunday, January 9, 2011 12:59:47 AM
About enterprise:
For me enterprise always meant business and non-profit as a way to
emphasize non-profit since that is what I have major interest in. It
looks like many people read enterprise as large and bloated
businesses.
I have nothing against changing the slogan (and we have have a poll
Interesting points. One thing I don't understand is the objection to the web
IDE since it is 100% optional. Could it be presented differently so that
people understand that instantly?
I like the commitment to backwards compatibility. Are there any good
examples of things that would be worth
It might make sense to dropt enterprise from the slogan. For one, I don't
think businesses care much about backwards compatibility. My experience in
the enterprise was that vendors were constantly churning out
non-backwards-compatibile updates and customers were routinely several
versions
It is a bit of a puzzle to me.
On Jan 9, 3:34 pm, Jonathan Lundell jlund...@pobox.com wrote:
On Jan 9, 2011, at 1:20 PM, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
correct.
Isn't the need to call gc.collect() explicitly a bit of a puzzle? Or is it
just speeding up something that would happen eventually?
I'm late to the party here but my sense is that you'll be best off just
moving everything over. You mentioned that it's a content site with not a
lot of traffic any a moderate amount of content. Sounds to me like you would
have a relatively easy time moving it over than trying to cobble
web2py - the resilient web framework ;-)
On Jan 9, 2011, at 1:35 PM, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
About enterprise:
For me enterprise always meant business and non-profit as a way to
emphasize non-profit since that is what I have major interest in. It
looks like many people read enterprise as large and bloated
businesses.
I think
as david said, play! destroyed the traditional java -web app-
programming. it doesn't use servlets so it is extremely flexible. it
doesn't use maven, it uses python. it doesn't use jsp views, it is
using a template system built with groovy, and so forth. there are
lots of people using play!,
I sent to github [1] a plugin called appreport, using helpers provided by
the plugin is possible generate PDF reports and HTML forms (for emission of
the reports).
*Screencast demo * http://vimeo.com/18601633
*
*
*[1] Download, documentation and examples are available on the wiki*
I'm new to web2py and trying to set up my site from the beginning. I
was trying to customize my menu, and couldn't find any relevant
documentation on response.menu. For example, in the code:
response.menu = [
(T('Home'), False, URL(request.application,'default','index'), [])
]
what is
+1
On Jan 9, 5:14 pm, Lucas D'Avila lucass...@gmail.com wrote:
I sent to github [1] a plugin called appreport, using helpers provided by
the plugin is possible generate PDF reports and HTML forms (for emission of
the reports).
*Screencast demo *http://vimeo.com/18601633
*
*
*[1] Download,
It is not used by the menu in the scaffolding app but it could be used
to highlight differently a menu item that is True (visited).
On Jan 9, 12:59 pm, Nathan George nathan.c.geo...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm new to web2py and trying to set up my site from the beginning. I
was trying to customize my
Is there a demand for a Heroku-like service in the web2py community?
If there was a critical mass, I wonder if someone/firm could be
convinced to build out this type of offering.
Hey all, thought you might be interested to know that I just patched a
project HamlPy, a library for converting a pythonic haml-like syntax
to django templates/html, to work with web2py templates.
It allows for a less crufty, indentation-based syntax. Because it's
indentation-based, {{ pass }} is
On Sunday, January 9, 2011 4:49:45 PM UTC-5, pbreit wrote:
For one, I don't think businesses care much about backwards compatibility.
My experience in the enterprise was that vendors were constantly churning
out non-backwards-compatibile updates and customers were routinely several
Great! It is very good to see new plugins for web2py, your appreport and
appscafold are very nice too.
plugin_appreport will be very useful
Thank you Lucas!
2011/1/9 Lucas D'Avila lucass...@gmail.com
I sent to github [1] a plugin called appreport, using helpers provided by
the plugin is
2011/1/9 Syed syed.f.ka...@gmail.com
Is there a demand for a Heroku-like service in the web2py community?
If there was a critical mass, I wonder if someone/firm could be
convinced to build out this type of offering.
I sent a message to some services that are still in private beta, they
On Sunday, January 9, 2011 1:24:02 AM UTC-5, Graham Dumpleton wrote:
You guys really just got to learn to do your own thing and not treating
it like a crusade where you have to convert the world.
But that's exactly the problem -- web2py is trying to do its own thing, and
there is a vocal
Jonathan, can you explain a bit more about how the new routes would work on
some examples? How would the mappings below (just /c/f/args) look like with
the new routes?
/_ah/xmpp/message/chat/ - /comm/jabber
/new-article - /post/create
/about - /article/2010/07/11/welcome-to-my-world
On Jan 9, 2011, at 10:55 PM, Wikus van de Merwe wrote:
Jonathan, can you explain a bit more about how the new routes would work on
some examples? How would the mappings below (just /c/f/args) look like with
the new routes?
/_ah/xmpp/message/chat/ - /comm/jabber
/new-article -
I've tried using SQLFORM and adding additional fields by simply adding html
inputs. The fields are not accessible via form.vars.name. Is it possible to
have additional fields in SQLFORM or crud that are not in the model?
I am running a web2py application on GAE. I would like to export
different tables as CSV files from my application by way of the
appadmin. (My goal is to create both a backup of the data and a test
suite with actual data).
However, I am receiving the following undefined record error when
I'm a bit confused as well. Perhaps some more example would help.
Also, I would agree that per-application routing should be the default. And
further, the global routes file should be enabled by default and should
provide the same routes as you currently get with a fresh install of Web2py
I came to Web2py recently and I can definitely see how the promotion of
Web2py in places like Reddit would rub people the wrong way. Much of the
hostility seems related to how Web2py is promoted, not to its technical
merits.
In the sample code if one comments out the __del__ method in the class the
leak does not occur. That is not to say it can't happen I suppose in a more
complicated code example but I believe the __del__ is a required piece. This
test was performed without the gc.collect() being present. I ran
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