I have an inline form:
form=SQLFORM.factory(
Field('tag',length=128,requires=[IS_IN_DB(db,'tag.name','%(name)s',error_message='Tag
not in database')]),
Field('locality',length=64,requires=[IS_IN_DB(db,'locality.name','%(name)s',error_message='Localityniet
in database')]),
Dear Massimo,
*
*
Is it a possible solution to retrieve all records in the table for
Datastore and store it, then perform the search on this stored data object
(by means of row.field.index('query_string') maybe?)? Furthermore, when
target record(s) is found, is it possible present them with
yep, with hideerror=True and you checking for the right form.error, putting
that in response.flash .
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07?search=hideerror
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 8:27:56 AM UTC+2, Annet wrote:
I have an inline form:
form=SQLFORM.factory(
After running into a 'integer out of range' problem in Postgresql I was
expecting this addition to my table definition to change the postgresql
definition of the id-field to 'bigint' but it did not happen:
db.define_table('rkeywords',
Field('id', type = 'big-id'),
but this did
the recommended way to use big-something is DAL(bigint_ID=True), however,
I'm not sure it will trigger a migration.
I'd certainly avoid migrating the PK to another type while the table is
full of zillions rows.
Are you trying to migrate an existing table or you're creating it brand new
?
On
Hello i have this
Field('created_by',db.auth_user,default=auth.user.id)
*1º Question *
I have a custom form and if i do not exlicit code this
span class=label labelCriado
por/spandiv{{=form.custom.widget.created_by}}/div
i cannot save it. Form errors? Its a default and i dont want to see it.
You can use oauth1.0a or oauth2 authentication that comes with web2py; see
in gluon/contrib/login_methods and the web2py book.
mic
2013/4/30 Giuseppe Marchetti singforbittere...@gmail.com
hi all.. i m new on web2py. i try to get some values from twitter to my
database.. the problem is i got
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 11:19:53 UTC+2, Niphlod wrote:
the recommended way to use big-something is DAL(bigint_ID=True), however,
I'm not sure it will trigger a migration.
I'd certainly avoid migrating the PK to another type while the table is
full of zillions rows.
Are you trying to
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 11:19:53 UTC+2, Niphlod wrote:
the recommended way to use big-something is DAL(bigint_ID=True), however,
I'm not sure it will trigger a migration.
I have tested it on another database and it does not migrate. So I will
have 'ALTER TABLE ALTER COLUMN' in the
So, let me see if I get this straight - I'll describe how I understand
things, so stop me when I start speaking non-sense:
Web2py's DAL is stateless, and hens is not designed for object-oriented
style of data-modeling. Whenever you create an object to represent a
record, you are creating a
@all: correct me if I'm wrong... web2py shouldn't complain at all if your
underlying model returns a bigint instead of a int because python code
in DAL won't go have out of range issues (they're all stored as 'long', I
think).
What bigint_id does is instructing the database to create a column
I love the DAL since I find it's functional programming approach very lean
without the need to switch back and forth from OO to relational reasoning
:-)
Moving from a mapping object (the row) to a complex custom object is much
easier than it seems at the python level. ORMs on the other side tend
If you got the download from
http://web2py.com/plugins/plugin_jqmobile/about I found that when I did it
was just not working, also resulting in a blank page.
My solution was to revert back to the original files downloaded with web2py
(as they were included anyway)
-Matt
On Tuesday, 2 April
the 2 first i could put to work, using the code below, but for some
reason, the value of json input dont save to database. What i am missing?
Have you tried to inspect the input client or server side? How does it look
like? Does de form return any error?
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put them on the roadmap ^_^ as for 3. it's just a matter of finding the
right syntax for every db engine. I'm not sure about 4., it's available
right now with migrate=False ?
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 12:50:04 PM UTC+2, Michele Comitini wrote:
I love the DAL since I find it's functional
The following blog entry shares much of my idea of ORM in real
applications with large
http://seldo.com/weblog/2011/06/15/orm_is_an_antipattern
I read this article about a week ago.
It is interesting, but I find 2 fundamental problems with it - it
assumes premises that are termed as an
This is nice, but you're still talking about very general features. It
would be more helpful if you could explain why we need those features.
Perhaps you could show in SQLA how you would specify and interact with a
particular data model, and then explain why you think that is better/easier
I think autoroutes.py was developed before the newer parameter-based
rewrite
systemhttp://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/04#Parameter-based-system--
you might find it easier to switch to that.
On Monday, April 29, 2013 9:25:33 PM UTC-4, Nikolay wrote:
Hi Massimo,
I use this. Correct,
Field('created_by',db.auth_user,default=auth.user.id)
*1º Question *
I have a custom form and if i do not exlicit code this
span class=label labelCriado
por/spandiv{{=form.custom.widget.created_by}}/div
i cannot save it. Form errors? Its a default and i dont want to see it.
Do i
thanx for ur answer Michele. but i cant run oauth1.0a and oauth2.0 that
comes with web2py for twitter login. but i found rauth (
https://github.com/litl/rauth ) it works pretty good. and it s integrated
with my db. but i cant run login process.. thanx for ur opinion..
30 Nisan 2013 Salı
2013/4/30 Anthony abasta...@gmail.com
db.auth_user._format = '%(first_name)s %(last_name)s'
Solved.
Thank you Anthony
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On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 01:56:12 UTC-5, Lio wrote:
Dear Massimo,
*
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Is it a possible solution to retrieve all records in the table for
Datastore and store it, then perform the search on this stored data object
(by means of row.field.index('query_string') maybe?)? Furthermore, when
Use the plugin wiki with comes with web2py (it is in the admin app).
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 05:38:55 UTC-5, Matt Johnson wrote:
If you got the download from
http://web2py.com/plugins/plugin_jqmobile/about I found that when I did
it was just not working, also resulting in a blank page.
Hi, I have this routes in route.py
routes_in = (
('/hoteles', '/hoteluser/index'),
)
routes_out = (
('/hoteluser/index', '/hoteles'),
)
It's a very simple test where I want that an URL like this: *
http://localhost:8088/myapp//hoteluser/index* looks like this *
Yes. In other words: we do not try introduce problems for the purpose of
solving them. ;-)
In my opinion, the job of keeping a consistent state is with the database
(and its acid model) not with the API.
On Tuesday, 30 April 2013 05:11:56 UTC-5, Arnon Marcus wrote:
So, let me see if I get
hi, how to add items in
ul class=dropdown-menu style=display: block;
...
...
...
/ul
generated by auth.navbar(mode=dropdown),
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2013/4/30 Niphlod niph...@gmail.com
put them on the roadmap ^_^ as for 3. it's just a matter of finding the
right syntax for every db engine. I'm not sure about 4., it's available
right now with migrate=False ?
4. migrate False is on the DDL side and you are right about that, but I'd
like it
The auth.navbar() produces an HTML helper DOM, so you can manipulate it as
usual:
navbar = auth.navbar(mode='dropdown')
if auth.user:
navbar.element('ul.dropdown-menu').components.extend([LI('Item 1'),
LI('Item
2'), ...])
Anthony
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:22:56 AM UTC-4, ctrlSoft
Is there already built in web2py, or are there any examples of a web2py
internal mail system such as in LinkedIn or Facebook, where users send
messages to each other?
For example, in LinkedIn or Facebook, you can send a private email to
someone using LI's or FB's proprietary system, which
so just a read_me_only kind of check where if you even try to load a
record in an edit form web2py complains ?
or just complain before any insert(), update() is tried on any
read_me_only fake table (i.e. do those always in a try:except block or
do before an assert is_not_fake before write
Hi Giuseppe,
I do not know that library, but seems to me you can use oauth2 auth from
web2py and then use the auth token to work with rauth.
The following is what I would try (untested) by having read
https://rauth.readthedocs.org/en/latest/api/#oauth-2-0-sessions. If it
goes to no good, you
2013/4/30 Niphlod niph...@gmail.com
so just a read_me_only kind of check where if you even try to load a
record in an edit form web2py complains ?
or just complain before any insert(), update() is tried on any
read_me_only fake table (i.e. do those always in a try:except block or
do before
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 3:42:23 PM UTC+3, Anthony wrote:
This is nice, but you're still talking about very general features. It
would be more helpful if you could explain why we need those features.
Perhaps you could show in SQLA how you would specify and interact with a
particular data
hi Michele,
thanx for ur time to help me.. but it doesnt work.. :(
my code (a part from default.py ) :
from rauth import OAuth1Service
twitter = OAuth1Service(
name='twitter',
consumer_key='sgpDtqbVKlYeV8zXmaAd6A',
What are the benefits? You should ask?
Well, there are performance-improvements with the caching mechanism, and
with the aggregation of operations - certain change-operations are only
pushed to the transaction-view, when they are actually needed, or at the
end of the transaction.
I
Agreed, you'd never do it this way. First of all, you have the ID already,
so why would you use 'getItemByName'. Second, the getItemByName is flawed,
it will return a set, not a single row. Third, if you are selecting
anything, before you perform an action on it, you should at least verify
And keep in mind that the ORM alone in SQLA is over 20,000 lines of code
(by contrast, the DAL is now around 10,000 loc). Even if we could get away
with a modest fraction of that, this would be a significant undertaking.
So, we really need compelling evidence that there are common use cases
The one include in web2py is not ok?
There is also the one of s-cubism :
http://dev.s-cubism.com/plugin_anytime_widget
Richard
On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 8:35 AM, Annet anneve...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Richard,
I'll have a look at your custom type ahead widget.
I only use the auto
Yeah, you'd have to apply your own CSS to get it to look right in that
case. Instead, why don't you use the first method:
('Item 3', False, None, [('Subitem1', False, URL(...)), ('Subitem2', False,URL
(...))])
That will look and behave properly, but clicking the Item 3 link won't do
anything.
I admit it is a very silly example, I didn't give much thought to it - I
just looked for something to exemplify a problem that might occur when no
identity-mapping exists. The fact that I could not find a better example,
is not a testament to say that such scenarios don't (or can't) occur.
If anyone find it useful, here is a link to a script creates a fresh
web2py development environment.
I made it because each web2py project I start, I create a new
virtualenv. So, each of my projects has its own web2py instance inside
it.
So, enjoy it:
Here is a really awesome talk about SALQ's Core/ORM dichotomy, featuring
diagrams that overview the architecture of the ORM, and how it implements
the Unit-of-Work pattern:
http://lanyrd.com/2011/pygotham/shpkm/#link-fkfb
If you take into account what's said in this talk - that basically the
Hi Giuseppe,
That is not how the web2py auth framework is designed to be used.
There is some old code here but it should work on stable:
https://code.google.com/r/michelecomitini-facebookaccess/source/browse/#hg%2Fapplications%2FhelloTwitter
I wrote:
I think it is very similar in scope to what you want to achieve. See it
running here:
http://2-etti.appspot.com/
Ops sorry GAE changed something so it is not running anymore :-/
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Thank you for your interest Michele.. But i examinated your code for etti
from code google but it doesnt work on web2py.. i guess it works on old
version web2py..
i just wonder how i can set login flag.. can i send u mail about my
screenshots?
i run rauth and it works great.. but it doesnt set
Hi Massimo,
You should really watch this lecture:
http://lanyrd.com/2011/pygotham/shpkm/#link-fkfb
I think you will like it, even if you son't like ORMs.
It shows some architectural diagrams that you might find interesting, for
both the Core layer and ORM layer of SQLAlchemy.
I think this would
I will watch it asap. Anyway, I am not trying to discourage you or oppose
to it. If you have resources and want to start building something like
this, you have all my support. Some people may love it. What I cannot
promise is that it will be included in web2py until I see a real benefit.
On
Which font do you want to include?
The font pack is 15MB, I don't know if it could be included with web2py.
Also, the problem is that no one is complete (you need several fonts
to cover west / east languages)
https://pyfpdf.googlecode.com/files/fpdf_unicode_font_pack.zip
BTW, thanks for you
Which font do you want to include?
DejaVu - I guess it covers western languages.. (could be withouth
bold/italics to save space)
Another one could be for eastern chars (buy I don't know anything about
them...)
I gave you contributor access
Thanks :)
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Can you send the error you are getting?
2013/4/30 Giuseppe Marchetti singforbittere...@gmail.com
Thank you for your interest Michele.. But i examinated your code for etti
from code google but it doesnt work on web2py.. i guess it works on old
version web2py..
i just wonder how i can set
Have you not tried just importing sqla in your 0.py model, and writing your
models and code as you see fit? You can certainly bypass the DAL if you
want.
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 1:49:53 PM UTC-7, Arnon Marcus wrote:
Hi Massimo,
You should really watch this lecture:
I dont get any error.. i just want to be log in.. i get all values from
twitter and write to my database. but it doesnt say you r login but all
the value got writen to the database.. though the database record, the
person cannot be logged in..
i examinated the etti.. but it doesnt work.. cuz it
If you take into account what's said in this talk - that basically the ORM
and the CORE in SQLA are 2 separate beasts - than if follows what I've been
saying here, that the web2py-DAL is equivalent just to the CORE, and has no
features that the ORM provides whatsoever.
I'm not sure that
Thanks, Massimo.
(by the way, my project is to write a program in the style
of http://tiddlywiki.com/ in web2py.)
Any full text search would work for my needs. Is there a better (simpler)
option you could recommend?
On Monday, April 29, 2013 12:20:12 AM UTC-4, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
This is
Am returning to this question as I have a better description of what I'm
looking for.
The example is the owner's list of all shopping purchases in a store for
one day.
George - 10 coffee cups
1 blender
3 boxes of laundry soap
Henry -2 napkin holder
Customer
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:57:34 PM UTC-7, Derek wrote:
Have you not tried just importing sqla in your 0.py model, and writing
your models and code as you see fit? You can certainly bypass the DAL if
you want.
I know that, but well, you see, there lies the problem - I DON'T want... I
For users of an app, is there already built in web2py, or are there any
examples of a web2py internal mail system such as in LinkedIn or Facebook,
where users send messages to each other within the app?
You can use the builtin IMAPAdapter to fetch messages filtered by a given
criteria
On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 3:18:50 PM UTC-7, Anthony wrote:
If you take into account what's said in this talk - that basically the ORM
and the CORE in SQLA are 2 separate beasts - than if follows what I've been
saying here, that the web2py-DAL is equivalent just to the CORE, and has no
Massimo,
As I say before, my English is not very good)) But it is ok,
Anthony,
Many thanks for this! I did not know of this system, it works with onerror
routing. Thanks for your help in this matter.
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If you take into account what's said in this talk - that basically the ORM
and the CORE in SQLA are 2 separate beasts - than if follows what I've been
saying here, that the web2py-DAL is equivalent just to the CORE, and has no
features that the ORM provides whatsoever.
I'm not sure
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