I have now upgraded to 2.16.1 and everything is working including COUNT
which now needs to be in uppercase.
Many thanks for all your work on Web2py Leonel!
On Thursday, 9 November 2017 12:41:49 UTC, Leonel Câmara wrote:
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> I actually think that is also a bug because it is an inconsistency. For
I don't understand the 'local_import' in this line
pygal = local_import('pygal')
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Can't find it in the documentation for web2py, pygal or searching python
local_import...
but pygal works for me using just...
import pygal
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HI Dave,
Many thanks, I'll check acme solution too.
best regards,
Em sexta-feira, 17 de novembro de 2017 22:22:18 UTC-2, Dave S escreveu:
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> On Friday, November 17, 2017 at 4:16:50 PM UTC-8, Daniel Dos Santos
> Guilhermino wrote:
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>> Thanks Dave!
>>
>> I'll search about let's encrypt,
Depending on how you use matplotlib you may need to surround your calls
with a lock section.
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On Saturday, November 18, 2017 at 4:50:43 AM UTC-8, Anthony wrote:
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>> returned 1, 2, 3, 4, for the browser, and 1, 1, 1, 1, for my
>> curl-JWT accesses. If I wait long enough, the token expires as expected
>> (not very long for the default), but before it expires it acts like
On Saturday, November 18, 2017 at 6:57:54 PM UTC-5, Donald McClymont wrote:
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> Issue may be with SQLFORM rather than Pydal - if I have a list string
> field in my case its called answers and put it in a SQLFORM then in
> form.validate if you do
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> print type(form.vars.answers)
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> I get str
On Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 10:39:27 AM UTC-5, Yoel Benitez Fonseca
wrote:
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> I don't mean to set the length, i just wanted to know the DAL behavior
> behind the scene. So, DAL translate 'string:list' to a list in
> databases that natively support lists and to a TEXT field on normal
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> web2py application made with python 2.7 will be compatible?
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web2py does not take Python 2.7 code and make it run under Python 3 -- it
simply allows an app written in Python 3 to run under Python 3. If you've
got Python 2.7 app, you'll need to convert it to Python 3 yourself before
you
What version of python 3 can I use with 2.16.1 version? How to upgrade
python?
web2py application made with python 2.7 will be compatible?
thank you
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I don't mean to set the length, i just wanted to know the DAL behavior
behind the scene. So, DAL translate 'string:list' to a list in
databases that natively support lists and to a TEXT field on normal
relational databases and hence set the length of the text field to the
default ?
2017-11-17
Thanks for your response!
I've imported the libraries I was planning on using, however I noticed that
Matplotlib doesn't seem to want to play nicely with Web2Py.
If I try to produce a plot of my data set and open the web app, Web2Py will
stop responding.
Is this a known issue? Perhaps I have
WOOOW!!! Thank you Jose i have been switching the signs, i have been using *>
*as small than and *< *as greater than,i do not know when all this
information got mixed up in my head but it took your words to pay close
attention & realize my error. Thank you.
*And honestly its not an
This is starting to look like a homework assignment. You do not seem to
understand what the >= (greater than or equal to) means.
The python statement:
if perc >=100:
grade='A'
elif perc >= 79:
grade='B'
...
means or reads as (in English):
if the value in 'perc' is greater than or equal to
think the answer is right in front of you (just a matter of conditional
logic):
What i want is to reflect an a 'A' if a student gets anything between 100%
and 80%, hence the line
if perc>=100:
grade='A'
*pls try (not tested):*
if perc>=80 and perc<=100:
grade='A'
and get grade 'B' if a student
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