This one is better for form.add_button() [see col_class_rest]
+uses smaller buttons [see btn-group-sm]
*def formstyle_bootstrap3_compact_factory(col_label_size=2,
col_help_size=6,**
input_class='input-sm', control_label='control-label-sm'):*
*
you can use api notification html 5 or other APIs such as
notification http://docs.localytics.com/index.html
Le lundi 30 mai 2016 06:33:23 UTC+2, billmac...@gmail.com a écrit :
>
> You can look at facebook notification, basically an interface where user
> pick how they want to receive their not
Hi, I notice a big problem with the ticket report when you use json.
I have a controller where i take from the body the json with simple json
and after parsing the body.
The problem is that if there is an error the ticket reporting an error of
decoding json in any cases...For example in my case
oups.this was a bad idea. I will never do it again
I didn't know auth_user was so "ticklish" (especially under the arms)it
probably depends on the current user...
thanks Anthony
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Please help
Debian Jessie, postgres, web2py-scheduler
How can I prevent following crash - inactive scheduler?
Or how can I be sure that the scheduler is running and restart it if needed?
/etc/systemd/system/web2py-scheduler.service
-
[Unit]
D
I have found this
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-configure-a-linux-service-to-start-automatically-after-a-crash-or-reboot-part-1-practical-examples
Service section should contain following:
[Service]
Restart=always
It looks like it works,
so I hope it will be well.
Dn
Does *session.forget() *affects the way users login/logout/signup..etc ?
should *session.forget() * be placed in every controller function or is
there a way to apply it globally ?
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I have an appliance hosted on pythonanywhere which uses the Scheduler
(invoked using a separate web2py process with the -K switch).
This setup in my test environment (OS X at home) works fine, but on
pythonanywhere, the scheduler process generates a stream of errors like:
ERROR:web2py.scheduler
that error comes only on two codepaths: tables that are missing columns
(and/or have different column types) and database locks.
try dropping tables, letting scheduler recreate them and see what happens.
On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 1:53:04 PM UTC+2, Scott Hunter wrote:
>
> I have an appliance host
I isolated the problem in gluon/dal.py (line: 79) and with this change it
works fine in postgresql.
if (field.notnull or field.unique) and not field_type in excluded_fields
:
requires.insert(0, validators.IS_NOT_EMPTY())
elif not field.notnull and not field.unique and requires:
That doesn't make any sense Adam. You say your field is an integer, so
null='' if field in ('string', 'text', 'password') else None
is the same as
null=None
Which is the default value for null in IS_EMPTY_OR()
So your change shouldn't have many any difference whatsoever, note that by
changing
Hi,
here it is : the cruel reality as is :(
(1) the table:
db.define_table('uperson',
Field('auth_user','reference auth_user',unique=True,requires
= IS_NOT_IN_DB(db,'uperson.auth_user')),
Field('country'),
Field('age','integer'))
(2) t
You are right. I have a problem with strings now, but empty field for
integer is inserted as null at least. So I reverted this piece of code to
version 2.13.4 like this and now is everything like it was, and shoud be.
"""
if field.unique:
requires.insert(0, validators.IS_NOT_IN_D
npe!
validate_and_update is a method of a Query, not of a Table! (you may have
scrambled it with validate_and_insert()...)
What you need to do is
db(db.uperson.auth_user==1).validate_and_update(age=101)
On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 3:34:48 PM UTC+2, Pierre wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> here it is : t
On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 6:56:30 AM UTC-4, Pierre wrote:
>
> Does *session.forget() *affects the way users
> login/logout/signup..etc ?
>
> should *session.forget() * be placed in every controller function or is
> there a way to apply it globally ?
>
Not sure what you're getting at with r
I will have it in my old VM pretty sure of that... As soon as I have time
to reboot, will have a look, sadly I can't have 2 VMs side by side :(
Richard
On Sun, May 29, 2016 at 7:39 PM, Leonel Câmara
wrote:
> It should be on the code.google.com archive but I can't access it. An
> alternative f
Humm this
requires[0] = validators.IS_EMPTY_OR(requires[0], null='' if field in
('string', 'text', 'password') else None)
Should be
requires[0] = validators.IS_EMPTY_OR(requires[0], null='' if field_type in
('string', 'text', 'password') else None)
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great !!! works
now I can validate all userseven the old ones:)
thanks Niphlod
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You received this
If I do this inside the action "create_table"
db.Project.insert( added_term = ('English: 0 to 6 years', 'Math: 0 to 2
years', 'History', 'over 5 years','science: never tought'))
It works. But how to save a list like this inside the controller every time
someone hits "add" button? I am wonderi
On Monday, May 30, 2016 at 3:15:18 AM UTC-7, Mirek Zvolský wrote:
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> Please help
>
> Debian Jessie, postgres, web2py-scheduler
>
> How can I prevent following crash - inactive scheduler?
>
Is the real problem that you're using pg8000? I think there's been a lot
of discussion of that drive
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