Le mercredi 21 novembre 2018 10:51:16 UTC+1, Yann Dulondel a écrit :
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> Hi all,
> I have a container number and a function that check the number is valid.
> The result of the function is store in field cntnumok (boolean).
> I found that we can change the color with "represent" and found an examp
Val K
You are right this work
db.articles.conteneur.represent = lambda v, row: SPAN(v,_class='cnt-false'
if row.cntnumok==False else None)
I was believing this was refering to the database row , but in fact this
refere to the result of select command in which i had not included the
cntnumok fie
Thanks Dave !!!
That makes sense.
I tried a few tables with "fake migration" (for grins and giggles) turned
on and the code that generates the database/ stuff choked and puked all over
the "foreign keys".
I went back and left it as is, with everything expected as a "external"
table, whcih is jus
What database are you using ?
In our e-file system, we have something similar with court cases, but we
use db functions to do the heavy lifting
for use, since in postgres they can be called with a select directly ...
*Ben Duncan*
DBA / Chief Software Architect
Mississippi State Supreme Court
El
It is sqlite3 example and it also uses db function...
I do not quite understand what confuses you
On Monday, November 26, 2018 at 3:47:29 PM UTC+3, Ben Duncan wrote:
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> What database are you using ?
>
> In our e-file system, we have something similar with court cases, but we
> use db functions
Thanks Massimo!
I've recently noted that the fix I did was incomplete.
I've sent a new pull request with the new code:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/pull/2059
Regards,
Lisandro.
El domingo, 18 de noviembre de 2018, 16:06:37 (UTC-3), Massimo Di Pierro
escribió:
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> approved! :-)
>
> On Wednes
Today I tried both of variant:
first in default.py
def user():
if request.vars.email:
request.vars.email = request.vars.email.lower().strip()
return dict(form=auth())
don't work - "incorrect email"
second, I don't sure that all right here in db.py
def emailStrip():
form.vars.
Hi,
At one point I had my web2py code on pythonanywhere and everything was
fine. Eventually my domain expired and I deleted the web2py app. The code
was saved and accessible in the web2py directory. When i created a new app,
I had to change the directory to something else because pythonanywher
the error message show that the directory is not empty, perhaps you can
backup the app, delete web2py and recreate web2py (start from scratch) then
restore the app
*e.g. backup application in pythonanywhere console*
mkdir -p ~/appdata/webapp
rsync -zhavur ~/web2py/applications/* ~/appdata/webapp/
1. Oops, instead of request.vars it should be request.post_vars
2. As 1st validator try CLEANUP('\s')
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Yes, it's work:
def user():
if request.post_vars.email:
request.post_vars.email = request.post_vars.email.strip()
return dict(form=auth())
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