I just found this thread. This is an awesome feature I could see using a
lot in the future.
BR,
Jason
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 12:09 AM, Massimo Di Pierro <
massimo.dipie...@gmail.com> wrote:
> correct
>
> On Jun 26, 4:05 pm, Chris S wrote:
> > So does that mean tables defined before:
> >
> db._
I agree. Moreover when we move stuff like this to the client our apps
get faster, when we move it to the server they get slower.
On Jun 26, 10:55 pm, Joe Barnhart wrote:
> I guess we could roll our own. But I see it more like jQuery and
> other add-ins. Life would be very difficult if we tried
I guess we could roll our own. But I see it more like jQuery and
other add-ins. Life would be very difficult if we tried to duplicate
_everything_ in Python!
This looks easy to use, it's pretty small, and sort of... well...
"elegant" for lack of a better word. It is aesthetically pleasing as
we
2011/6/26 Sebastian E. Ovide
> add info:
>
> from applications.soso.models import my_db_helper_here
>
> eclipse give this error:
>
> Unresolved import: my_db_helper_here
> Unused import: my_db_helper_here
>
>
Is the web2py folder in your path?
I guess you are missing a level. Try something like:
I cannot reproduce this. I just tried this and it works:
def index():
load = LOAD(f='test.load',ajax=False,vars=dict(table='customer'))
return locals()
def test():
return 'hello world'
Would you send me a minimalist app so I can reproduce it. It is not a
good idea to call an action "
no difference. with ajax=True it works. with ajax=False it throws a
restricted error.
On Jun 26, 11:50 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> How about you specify the controller?
>
> {{=LOAD('default','list.load', ajax=False,
> vars=dict(table='customer'))}}
>
> On Jun 26, 5:18 pm, apple wrote:
>
>
>
>
How about you specify the controller?
{{=LOAD('default','list.load', ajax=False,
vars=dict(table='customer'))}}
On Jun 26, 5:18 pm, apple wrote:
> yes. works fine if I just type it in the url box.
>
> On Jun 26, 9:57 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
> wrote:
>
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>
>
>
>
>
> > Can you call the list.load a
add info:
from applications.soso.models import my_db_helper_here
eclipse give this error:
Unresolved import: my_db_helper_here
Unused import: my_db_helper_here
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 11:43 PM, Sebastian E. Ovide <
sebastian.ov...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Pierr,
>
> I was trying to do that b
Thanks Pierr,
I was trying to do that but it is not working... actually I have a bunch of
imports insede that "if 0" trick that solve all the web2py dependencies
errors...
the only errors stil there are those due to functions in my model files (as
for example the models of my plugins)
I've tried
yes. works fine if I just type it in the url box.
On Jun 26, 9:57 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Can you call the list.load action directly? Do you get a ticket?
>
> On Jun 26, 3:01 pm, apple wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > {{=LOAD(f='list.load', ajax=True, vars=dict(table='customer'))}}
>
> > Works fi
Still not working
I actually reset s password on a test account and it worked. So something
else must be causing this error
On Jun 26, 2011 5:33 PM, "villas" wrote:
> Try changing the field name 'key' which is likely to cause issues because
it
> has been a reserved word.
http://bjk5.com/post/6944602865/google-app-engine-mini-profiler
Windows:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
great !
On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 10:01 PM, Anthony wrote:
> In general, when you upgrade to a new web2py version, you shouldn't need to
> update your applications, though you may want to in order to take advantage
> of some new features (or bug/security fixes).
--
Sebastian E. Ovide
Try changing the field name 'key' which is likely to cause issues because it
has been a reserved word.
correct
On Jun 26, 4:05 pm, Chris S wrote:
> So does that mean tables defined before:
> db._common_fields=[Field('request_precinct',default=request.env.http_host,w
> ritable=False,readable=False)]
>
> Don't get populated with the common field?
> If so that's great, lets you define which tables g
So does that mean tables defined before:
db._common_fields=[Field('request_precinct',default=request.env.http_host,writable=False,readable=False)]
Don't get populated with the common field?
If so that's great, lets you define which tables get fields, or even
have several levels of "common fields".
The new version of web2py_ajax.html/web2py_ajax.js should work the same as
the old web2py_ajax.html, so you shouldn't need to update if you don't want
to. Most of the original file was separated into a .js file in static (a)
so the content can be cached by browsers instead of being sent on every
There should be no coupling at all. Anyway all changes to LOAD and or
web2py_ajax (and I mean intentional changes, not bugs) are implemented
with backward compatibility in mind.
On Jun 26, 3:36 pm, "Sebastian E. Ovide"
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> just wondering how strongly coupled are the web2py LOAD w
Can you call the list.load action directly? Do you get a ticket?
On Jun 26, 3:01 pm, apple wrote:
> {{=LOAD(f='list.load', ajax=True, vars=dict(table='customer'))}}
>
> Works fine but if I change to ajax=False then it gives a restricted
> error.
>
> On Jun 26, 7:29 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
> wrote:
The tables defined with a request_tenant field have the multi-tenant
feature.
If you want a 'global' table, then define it before you start using the
request_tenant field.
Hi All,
just wondering how strongly coupled are the web2py LOAD with the ajax
componetnts present in the applications... (web2py_ajax.html and
web2py_ajax.js for example)
I mean, would an old application that works fine with an old web2py, still
work on a newer web2py version which has changed al
In email
On 06/24/2011 02:00 PM, villas wrote:
I notice that group member Dwayne was offering a 'bounty' to the
project for information etc. I really like this idea and I wonder
what others thought.
It provides an incentive to provide more functionality and gives
people an excuse to dona
As nice and easy as it is (I love how easy the language is). Couldn't
we just do this with python? That way we could just add our css file as
a dynamic file like the others. I am personally planning to use the
python code in my css generation as I need to do a bit of math and want
variables an
Massimo is right and I support him. No exec unless ABSOLUTELY needed,
and I mean it. :P
Running the web2py as a service does a good job.
From what you say, you could do as massimo says and create a service to
handle that special communication.
Basically, I am just seconding Massimo cause he is
{{=LOAD(f='list.load', ajax=True, vars=dict(table='customer'))}}
Works fine but if I change to ajax=False then it gives a restricted
error.
On Jun 26, 7:29 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Not many changes but lots of small bug fixes that make things work
> better.
> generic fields are now disable
I noticed the password in the last user I added is in plain text and no
longer encrypted/hashed?
On 6/26/11 3:50 PM, David J. wrote:
I just updated to trunk;
I also modified the auth table and added an extra few fields,
I added
Field('key','string')
as well I added
auth.signature
Each time
By the way I forgot to mention this is only for existing users;
Not new ones; I created a new user and I can login with that account.
On 6/26/11 3:50 PM, David J. wrote:
I just updated to trunk;
I also modified the auth table and added an extra few fields,
I added
Field('key','string')
as
I just updated to trunk;
I also modified the auth table and added an extra few fields,
I added
Field('key','string')
as well I added
auth.signature
Each time I try to login now Login fails with invalid login.
Is there something I have to do enable this?
Thanks.
David
On 26/06/2011 20:03, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Hope this makes sense.
thanks a lot
I got it now :)
Manuele
2011/6/26 sebastian
> what about the functions defined in the models ? (global functions)
>
Pydev won't see them because they are imported implicitly by web2py. You can
use the if 0: trick so the static code analyzer will not complain:
if 0:
from applications.myapp.models import myfunc
In t
One more clue:
In the infinite loop, every loop through the linkedin "grant access"
(/oas/oauth/authorize) page has a new oauth_token, such as
https://www.linkedin.com/uas/oauth/authorize?oauth_token=f9eef16e-4f45-4f5e-aa5f-82ab18ad3a16
L.
On Sunday, June 26, 2011 1:10:48 AM UTC-4, weheh wrote:
>
> p.s. Massimo - is this anywhere in the doc? If not, I can put it in
> there for the community. Which chapter should it be in? I would never
> have figured this out without your response!!!
For static file requests, it looks like wsgi
An update (getting closer, but still problems):
It seems there are a couple more errors in linkedin_account.py:
There is an extraneous command which must have been left over from sample
code:
profile = self.api.GetProfile(profile).public_url =
"http://www.linkedin.com/in/ozgurv";
Not many changes but lots of small bug fixes that make things work
better.
generic fields are now disabled by default for old app and only
enabled on localhost for new apps.
This is a security improvement that was discussed extensively here,
was release in 1.96.x but was still not working as it sho
Still awaiting my response
thanks guys
On Jun 26, 8:36 am, Pystar wrote:
> I am using Facebook's "Registration plugin" which allows users to
> either register or login into a 3rd party site using their facebook
> account. I would like to know if its possible to get the signed data
> from facebook
I found the cause it this problem. It is not a bug in web2py but
something to be careful about in your programs.
You have a models/meteo.py which imports modules/meteo.py.
models/meteo.py does
current.database = db
and modules/mete.py does
db = current.database
the problem is that the l
Please do not use exec_environment. Can you tell us more what kind of
interface you need? What is the purpose?
There are various way to interface and which one you use depend on the
purpose:
1)
web2py.py -S app -M -N -R yourcode.py
2)
>From your code
db = DAL(...,path='/path/to/db',auto_import=T
Hi everybody,
I'm searching for a way to interface into a web2py application, that
does not use any of the built-in function-decorators.
I want to write a service that would run locally, and interact with
the web2py server, located on our company server, and serve as a
common bridge for multiple l
Thank you very much!
Martin
2011/6/25 Anthony
> First, I think you want FORM(INPUT(_name='n')), otherwise you'll have an
> empty form.
>
> If you want to pre-populate a form using form.vars.fieldname=somevalue, you
> have to do that after the form is created, but *before* you call
> form.accepts
Hello,
I think the best way is to let Apache take care of sort out web2py
domains and non web2py domains. If you want to have a PHP site on one
vhost and the rest are web2py then you need two vhost files. All web2py
domains are pointed towards webpy.
Web2py with routes.py takes care of which
what about the functions defined in the models ? (global functions)
Hi,
I have one server and one IP address. I use Ubuntu 10.04 with Apache
and Web2py.
I have the default installation working.
I have the following domain names:
castle.example.com
www.demonstration.com
So here is my problem... I want to use Apache and Virtual Hosts for
multiple domains. I want
Code updated to support python2.5 in generating the md5 checksum. Thanks
Peter.
I am using Facebook's "Registration plugin" which allows users to
either register or login into a 3rd party site using their facebook
account. I would like to know if its possible to get the signed data
from facebook and do a manual insert into the "user" table and still
have auth working? or in ot
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