[web2py] Re: Is there a Debian/Ubuntu PPA for web2py?

c...@isbd.net wrote: > Anthony wrote: > > > > > > I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version. > > > > > > The web2py available from the main Ubuntu repository is version 1.99 > > > which is rather out of date. > > > > > > I know I *could* install web2py by

[web2py] Re: Is there a Debian/Ubuntu PPA for web2py?

> > Is there any way that web2py can at least *tell* me that there's a new > version available? > Not automatically, though the home page of the admin app indicates when an update is available. I suppose you could write a Python script to check the version and run it via a cron job:

[web2py] Re: Where to find "old issues" that were in google code?

Ah! Yes. Command on a mac. Command-click de-selects. Would you believe I couldn't find a single post anywhere on that? Sometimes I think the web has become so cluttered with junk it's hard to formulate useful search terms even for google or duckduckgo. Thanks brother. Happy new year.

[web2py] daily scheduler task

how does the correct setup for a daily scheduler task look like? currently I'm using an entry in scheduler_task with repeats 0 (unlimited) and retry_failed -1 (unlimited). If the task runs without errors everything is fine and the task is executed once a day. But if the task fails (e.g.

[web2py] Re: Is there a Debian/Ubuntu PPA for web2py?

Anthony wrote: > > > > I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version. > > > > The web2py available from the main Ubuntu repository is version 1.99 > > which is rather out of date. > > > > I know I *could* install web2py by downloading the source tarball but >

[web2py] scheduler -- tracking the last time

I've finally done a scheduled task (and not for the project I thought I was going to). In the current context, the plan is to use the scheduler to check for POSTs that have come in since the last run, and using the list as the body of a email notification to the steward/responsible-party who

[web2py] security login web2py

Hi, I am doing tests to approve a system that was develop in using web2py. When i did a modification on the code of the gluon/tools.py in: def __call__(self): """ Example: Use as:: def authentication(): return

[web2py] Is there a Debian/Ubuntu PPA for web2py?

I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version. The web2py available from the main Ubuntu repository is version 1.99 which is rather out of date. I know I *could* install web2py by downloading the source tarball but then I'd have to remember to update it all the time. Is there not a

[web2py] where are the widgets ?

I can read this in the web2py book : "a list of available widgets will be discussed later" where is this list located ? I cannot reach it with the search form -- Resources: - http://web2py.com - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation) - http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code) -

[web2py] Re: Where to find "old issues" that were in google code?

De-selecting works the same as selecting multiple elements -- hold down CTRL and then click the option. If you want something a little more intuitive, you might look into the many available Javascript multi-select widgets. Anthony On Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 12:29:50 PM UTC-5, Dave

[web2py] Re: Is there a Debian/Ubuntu PPA for web2py?

You probably don't want to update web2py automatically anyway -- you should always test a new release before committing to it. Anthony On Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 11:03:44 AM UTC-5, Chris Green wrote: > > I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version. > > The web2py available

[web2py] Re: Can we use a web2py app on Android mobile?

You create your application mobile friendly for kivy After installation kivy : you create main.py and you paste this code there are others codes but it's just an example : import kivy from kivy.app import App

[web2py] Re: Where to find "old issues" that were in google code?

I was able to do some more testing and as I thought... everything works fine now that I got rid of the typo. And without requires= it does the right thing. One sorta related, but not really question... The box that gets created by default for that type of field... Is there any way to force

[web2py] Re: How to move Postgres apps?

web2py is great but IMHO it should be constrained to do it work, that is to be a web framework. Backends should be treated as such, and backup/restore procedure should definitely live only there, with specific tools optimized to do what they do. A right tool for each job in this case translates

[web2py] Re: Login App engine

uhm, strange. do you have in models this line session.connect(request, response, db=db) which is required by GAE, since it has no R/W fileystem whatsoever ? On Friday, January 29, 2016 at 10:40:40 PM UTC+1, Charles tenorio wrote: > > cool it was the *tbl(tbl auth_event, aut_group,

[web2py] Re: Add extra fields to db.auth_user

Beside adding extra field, is it possible to split the table for auth_user? For example, I want the profile to be broken in different tables based on address, education, portfolio...etc. that someone can create a profile. And add fields to that tables as that person see fit. On Wednesday,

[web2py] Re: scheduler -- tracking the last time

scheduler_run is the only way to keep track of executions. BTW, in my experience, changing models doesn't need a restart. On Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 10:31:40 PM UTC+1, Dave S wrote: > > I've finally done a scheduled task (and not for the project I thought I > was going to). In the

[web2py] Possible issue with commit da22554aede26c3f88122633ce43a6844a9c74a4

Massimo - I get an exception when running trunk using an IS_IN_DB validator with the legacy syntax: IS_IN_DB(db, 'table.id', db.table._format) The error is: ('DAL' object has no attribute 'table') If I switch to the latest tag the problem goes away. Maybe it was broken in the last commit

[web2py] Re: scheduler -- tracking the last time

On Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 8:50:32 PM UTC-8, Niphlod wrote: > > scheduler_run is the only way to keep track of executions. > And there is no session to carry a value over in, is there? > BTW, in my experience, changing models doesn't need a restart. > > That's what I was expecting, but