Just to save you a little bit of time:
def advanced_editor(field, value):
return TEXTAREA(_id=str(field).replace('.', '_'), _name=field.name,_class
='text ckeditor',
_contenteditable='true', _toolbarStartupExpanded='false'
, value=XML(value), _cols=80)
I am using CKeditor as well, mainly because its basic version suits my
needs, and in case I need other features its easily extendible. Furthermore
it really is WYSIWYG. In case of TinyMCE I had to write my own style sheet
to make the editor match my application's styling.
In the past I also
The value for dentista is correct, is equal to Nominativi.id selected in
drop-down list.
When I insert or update the record with 'logo' empty the query is generated
with '' instead of NULL and sqlite cannot parse the full query.
if I update with db.Consulenze.insert(dentista=1240) it woks.
Thanks Anthony, I think you're right,
solution should be that after check
ondelete='CASCADE' and
check autodelete=True,
default _before_delete erase the associated files in uploads folder.
I posted an issue on Google Gode (n.1854).
Maurizio
Il giorno mercoledì 15 gennaio 2014
Our schema is quite large (200+ Tables) and changes very seldom.
I was thinking, is there a way to not have to rebuild it in it's entierty on
every request?
I mean, is there a way to seperate-out the schema definition from the
connection object? Ideally, I would put the schema definition code in
Hi Manuele and other members,
I ´m not a programmer, I come from the Human Sciences, but I´m mounting my
social project in http://redhumus.org . I have a lot of issues yet.
I have created the plugin_map in my application to manage gpx tracks from
openstreetmaps. The deal is create an
I found the code in sqlhtml.py, the empty upload value is '' or default
elif field.type == 'upload':
f = self.vars[fieldname]
fd = '%s__delete' % fieldname
if f == '' or f is None:
if self.vars.get(fd, False):
I noticed that the current implementation for web2py uses pickles.
That is a design choice. There are pros and cons.
Right off of my head, the biggest cons may be retricting cache-use to python,
and performance penalties.
When I think of all that redis can do, I can not help imagining a better
I was using pg8000 with web2py. Recently I installed psycopg2. But web2py
is still using pg8000. What could be the reason? The script to start web2py
in admin mode has the following -
source /opt/python2.7/bin/activate
which python
python -V
pip freeze
/var/www/web2py/web2py.py -a password -p
Looks like the import psycopg2 was failing in dal.py. I tried the command
from command line (python) and got an error. I had installed PostgreSQL
libraries in a non-default directory. The following fixed it -
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/pg/9.3/lib:/usr/local/lib
On Thursday, January 16, 2014
We are using gevent, and we want to use memcached (for now, before we
upgrade web2py to a version that supports redis...)
I've noticed that there is threading going on in the gluon.memcache package
- would this work with gevent?
This package is specifically meant for using memcached from a
How do I highlight the fields with errors though? like it appears in the
tutorials? example please.
On Wednesday, 15 January 2014 14:41:11 UTC, Anthony wrote:
Error messages are in form.errors.fieldname (if it is None, there is no
error for that field).
On Wednesday, January 15, 2014
It's up to you to code and style it as you like. Here's how web2py does it:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/master/gluon/html.py#L1826. If you
want it exactly as web2py does it, then just use
form.custom.widget.fieldname instead of completely manual HTML. See
I cannot reproduce the problem. Can you pack and attach an app the exhibits
the problem?
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 3:23:24 AM UTC-5, Ivan Gazzola wrote:
The value for dentista is correct, is equal to Nominativi.id selected in
drop-down list.
When I insert or update the record with
If you don't want to have to replicate web2py's automatic id and name
attribute generation, you should also be able to do something like:
def advanced_editor(field, value):
return SQLFORM.widgets.text.widget(field, XML(value), _class='text
ckeditor',
_contenteditable='true',
I thought I was on the correct path with this can soemone tell me where
this is going wrong?
db.define_table('consumer',
Field
http://127.0.0.1:8000/examples/global/vars/Field('lname','string',
requires=IS_NOT_EMPTY
http://127.0.0.1:8000/examples/global/vars/IS_NOT_EMPTY()),
Not directly related to web2py.
Django moves to full community mode.
http://www.holovaty.com/writing/bdfls-retiring/
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Looking at my custom retrieve file shouldnt the path be looking in here path =
applications/facesheet/uploads
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 10:25:21 AM UTC-6, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
I thought I was on the correct path with this can soemone tell me where
this is going wrong?
Where/how is this link generated:
*http://127.0.0.1:8000/facesheet/default/upload/1/John/Smith/download/test3.docx
http://127.0.0.1:8000/facesheet/default/upload/1/John/Smith/download/test3.docx*
Why do you need the custom store and retrieve functions -- what's wrong
with the built-in
How can I implement this in a view. I am not sure how to call that markmin
action to be used instead of MARKMIN helper.
Dana srijeda, 8. svibnja 2013. 17:23:24 UTC+2, korisnik Massimo Di Pierro
napisao je:
There is an official syntax for this.
@{component:controller/function/args}
To
from the form2 in the upload method above is how the link is made and the
custom store retrieve was from an example on the web there isnt many.
But its like its not even using the custom retrieve cause why is looking
there for the file. Is there and example of using the built in way?
On
Great. I won't be able to get to this soon, but I assume the standard
process: git clone, make change and make a pull request?
-- james
On Jan 15, 2014 12:17 PM, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
wrote:
Always. :-)
Rules are simple. I always take a patch if:
1) fixes a security
I'm trying to get remote admin working for my web2py server. I followed
instructions from
herehttp://www.howtogeek.com/107415/it-how-to-create-a-self-signed-security-ssl-certificate-and-deploy-it-to-client-machines/
which
didn't work for me, I got Error opening metabse: 0x80040154 when I tried
I understand this link might have some guidance for me, but the link is
down: http://www.web2py.com/AlterEgo/default/show/140
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On Thursday, January 16, 2014 12:29:11 PM UTC-5, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
from the form2 in the upload method above is how the link is made and the
custom store retrieve was from an example on the web there isnt many.
But its like its not even using the custom retrieve cause why is looking
Seems pretty clean... I would need to use it to find issue though and I am
still with w2p 2.4.7 for now waiting for the new rname feature to be
available (and stable)... Also I build many autocompleting around bootstrap
typeahead that is no longer part of bootstrap... So I have to refactor and
use
I'm trying to import a local module into my application.
I've got the following at the bottom of one of my model files:
from gluon.custom_import import track_changes
track_changes(True)
It still appears to be caching the class definition. Has any of this code
changed recently?
Initially I
no, you can't. But if you want to write your own and the api is compatible,
just change the imports at the top and hope for the best.
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 12:02:11 PM UTC+1, Arnon Marcus wrote:
We are using gevent, and we want to use memcached (for now, before we
upgrade web2py to a
Except if you need SSL only for your own (as a developper) needs I suggest
you to walk the extra miles and create your own CA and sign you SSL
certificate then you then deploy CA througt GPO with AD and you will not be
bother again about self-signed SSL certificate...
The link here you refer too,
lazy_table supposed to do just that no?
Richard
On Thu, Jan 16, 2014 at 3:34 AM, Arnon Marcus a.m.mar...@gmail.com wrote:
Our schema is quite large (200+ Tables) and changes very seldom.
I was thinking, is there a way to not have to rebuild it in it's entierty
on every request?
I mean, is
Nope, nobody thought of it already. You should patent the idea!
I say you should implement it. And while you are at it, add in an ORM and
ZeroMQ.
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 2:17:31 AM UTC-7, Arnon Marcus wrote:
I noticed that the current implementation for web2py uses pickles.
That is a
I suppose you could find people with skills by looking at the web2pyslices
website and then send them emails.
On Friday, January 10, 2014 2:59:10 AM UTC-7, Timothy Swieter wrote:
I've got a couple web ideas I'd like to put into motion. Some work will
be done by myself, other work I'd like
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 10:17:31 AM UTC+1, Arnon Marcus wrote:
I noticed that the current implementation for web2py uses pickles.
That is a design choice. There are pros and cons.
Right off of my head, the biggest cons may be retricting cache-use to
python, and performance penalties.
On Thursday, January 16, 2014 5:13:59 AM UTC+1, Jayadevan M wrote:
A couple of questions about web2py scheduler -
1) I have configured web2py using nginx znd uwsgi on CentOS. These
services will automatically restart if the server reboots. How can I ensure
that web2py scheduler also
web2py is now in the nominee showcase. As I write this, web2py is on page
20 of the nominee slide show.
http://www.edisonawards.com/nomineegallery.php
On Saturday, 4 January 2014 15:08:38 UTC+11, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Web2py/me have been nominated for the Edison Award. Please wish web2py
If you set DAL(..., lazy_tables=True), most of the table definition code is
deferred until the first time you call db.tablename, so tables that are not
accessed on a given request are not fully defined. Of course, you can put
the schema definition code into a function or class in a module and
thanks !
that one is working.
cheers,
Stef
On 15-01-14 22:10, Niphlod wrote:
he's seeking the binary.
https://code.google.com/p/web2py/issues/detail?id=1809
However, I still can't reproduce the issue.
You can download the 2.8.2 version that is not giving the error here
It sounds like instead, you would prefer for the module to create a table
object so the table object can be imported directly (and then added to the
DAL connection object of the current request) -- that way, the table object
would be created only once, the first time it is imported.
Of
Ok, i renamed the field logo in logo2 and all works fine...
Rechecking the code I saw that I had defined in a previous version the
field logo as reference.
it is probably not deleted the foreign key in sqlite when I change the
definition of the field from reference to upload
thx
Ivan
Il
Hi,
I'm trying to use our university CAS server as the authentication for my
web2py app. I am able to direct logins to CAS fine, by using this code in
my model file:
auth=Auth(db, cas_provider='https://securedev.its.yale.edu/cas')
After completing the cas login, when I look at db.auth_user
I was going to, but couldn't find it...
In fact, I even ran a full text-search on the entire web2py stack, and
found no import memcache anywhere (nor from memcache for that matter...)
Which is extremely weird, as it actually does work with my memcached
server...
Hmm...
I guess I must have missed
You can do
if auth.user and not auth.user.first_name:
pull them from ldap and store them in auth.user
On Thursday, 16 January 2014 16:10:18 UTC-6, Robert Bjornson wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use our university CAS server as the authentication for my
web2py app. I am able to
Derek: Are you being sarcastic and mean?
cache doesn't cache only resultsets, hence pickle is the only possible
choice.
Well, not if you only need flat and basic objects - there the benefit of
pickle is mute and it's overhead is obvious - take a look at this project:
I was also getting this same error and I thank Gianganh for his help in
moving me along.
Now, using the solution above, instead of getting the SQL_INVALID_HANDLE, I
am getting the following:
class 'pyodbc.Error' ('HY000', 'The driver did not supply an error!')
Gianganh, did you also get this
Hi Massimo,
Thanks for the reply. I'm still not certain the best place to do this. Is
there a callback within the login processing where I can stick this code,
or should I use _next in the CAS redirect to go to a controller that will
do this?
Thanks,
Rob
On Thursday, January 16, 2014
What I had in mind is simpler than that - just have a bunch of simple
queries that you would do in your cache.ram anyways, and instead have their
raw result-set (before being parsed into rows objects) and cached as-is
(almost...)
Note, when you do .select(..., cache=...), it does in
It sounds like instead, you would prefer for the module to create a table
object so the table object can be imported directly (and then added to the
DAL connection object of the current request) -- that way, the table object
would be created only once, the first time it is imported.
very detail and clear explaination with the examples, why not put this on
the book on dal chapter?
best regards,
stifan
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Why didn't they put the logo instead of a random snapshot??
2014/1/16 Tim Richardson t...@growthpath.com.au
web2py is now in the nominee showcase. As I write this, web2py is on page
20 of the nominee slide show.
http://www.edisonawards.com/nomineegallery.php
On Saturday, 4 January 2014
I don't know that needing to define a per-request readable/writable is
such a common use-case - or else I don't fully understand what you are
alluding to...
Sometimes you want to show/hide particular fields in a form, grid, etc.
depending on some condition, so you set the readable and
In most ORMs/DALs there is a clear separation between the
connection-object and the schema-object(s), and for good reason :
schema-changes are few and far between - requests/connections are numerous
and rapid - it makes no sense tying them together like that... It's a poor
A database scema is a description of the structure of a database - it has
nothing to do with requests.
You are talking about a convinience-feature that could have been implemented
differently - this coupling is convinient but makes no sense from a performance
standpoint.
I am looking for a way
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