I've seen a lot of people having trouble integrating with sparkpost, I
actually want to start using it too, so I made a plugin:
https://github.com/leonelcamara/web2py_sparkpost
Enjoy!
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Thank you for your useful answer but how do i pass the username and password
because curl with them returns: *Invalid JWT header*
when i try to get the login_and_take_token function.
kr,
Oasis
On Friday, June 23, 2017 at 11:09:43 PM UTC+2, Dave S wrote:
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Thanks Massimo for outlining your plan. Would you be able to outline the
goal?
I think web2py's goal is a framework that is easy to start and program, and
great for teaching purposes. Great for hobbyists, students and small
company websites with up to 1000 clicks per day or so. Am I wrong?
This is still an issue. If for whaterver reason db backend closed the
connection my shell running daemon script will be stuck in 100% cpu
consuming exception loop and no way to make the model re-establish the db
connection even if I do catch the exception. As an ugly workarund I could
drop out
To remove items from the session, don't simply set their values to None. In
that case, the key will remain in the session, simply with None stored as
its value. Instead, to get rid of a given item completely, delete it:
del session.auth
Alternatively, you could change the condition:
if not
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Funny that, I spent time making suggestions and no thanks appeared. I
guess we don't always get what we'd like.
So why doesn't enumerate() provide an index? Or, maybe that's not the kind
of index you wanted?
If you add
Dear all, in my humble opinion I believe that web3py should have something
to import external modules like in django (plugable apps). I know that in
web2py we have plugins but I believe that this isn't so good because we
don't have so many developer sharing their codes in that way that we have
few
If you are building a FORM with lower-level components, you might also wish
to use:
SELECT( OPTION('text1', _value='1'), OPTION('text2', _value='2') )
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Now I have ant\other small hitch. When I logout the action logout is called
and redirect to login page.
If I or another user logins in with the same browser window digital
signature is not available in grid.
If I close the browser window and open the browser and login _signature is
Yes, perfect Anthony. Thanks a lot for forbearing with me. Anyway it is my
pleasure to learn from the group.
I put the above code in my login action as below. It is working perfectly.
from gluon.storage import Storage
from gluon.utils import web2py_uuid
def login():
form = FORM(TABLE(
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