Using this code,
File "apps/_scaffolds/controllers.py", line 82, in index
db.posts.insert(message="Welcome "+auth_user.first_name+'.'+' Thank you for
signing in with us. Blah blah blah.', author=auth.user_id,
created_by=auth.user_id, modified_by=auth.user_id)
I get an error:
NameError:
My aim is to create a python 3 based webapp using web2py 2.18.5 + google
cloud sdk 281.0.0 + python 3.7.6. I am using the web2py's inbuilt welcome
app.
- The app.yaml and requirements.txt file that I am using are attached
- I can run this web2py app on my local machine and view the
Can you show us some minimum code to rproduce?
On Friday, 21 February 2020 20:38:08 UTC-8, Edoardo Torrini wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I create a project client/server compose by an application mobile (client)
> and a webservice (py4web).
> the application create request to the webservice and the server
I've created an emailing form in my application but have substituted where
the email goes with a reference that contains the email, the problem is
that now the email is not being sent unless i write a proper explicit email
address. Whats the difference between writing an explicit email address
OK.
Thanks for the update.
I reinstalled postgresql.
I'll check performance.
Regards
On Sat, Feb 22, 2020, 16:38 E L wrote:
> If you are using ## in the password, that might cause problems for the
> URL/URI parser since # is part of URL structure.
> Otherwise, it looks like postgres is not
Hi Torrini,
I don’t know what is causing the error but you can use a local proxy like
burp suite to catch your client request and see what’s wrong with that
request. If is malformed you can see with with this.
Cheers.
El El sáb, 22 de feb. de 2020 a la(s) 01:38, Edoardo Torrini <
If you are using ## in the password, that might cause problems for the
URL/URI parser since # is part of URL structure.
Otherwise, it looks like postgres is not running.
On Wed, Feb 19, 2020 at 10:32 AM Maurice Waka wrote:
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> db = DAL( "postgres://mauricewaka:b123test##@localhost:5432/mydb")
>
Hi Alexander
If you cannot redirect using the webserver, and you cannot figure out
routes, I guess you could still do something simple in your web2py
controller, like this...
def index():
redirect('https://www.my_redirected_site.com{0}'.format(request.env.request_uri))
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Resources:
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You do not explain why you would need to delete and then insert 25K records
to prepare a timetable.
It seems that you are creating a temporary table and that is seldom the
correct approach.
- If all the data is already available in the tables, then you should
be able to write SQL
And a second version with SUBSTR
def operator_field_starts(field, first_int, query_env={}):
'''bla bla '''
if not field.type != 'list:integer':
raise AttributeError, "bla bla"
dialect = field._dialect
second = '|'+dialect._like_escaper_default(str(first_int))+'|'
I came up with a first version that works:
def operator_field_starts(field, first_int, query_env={}):
'''bla bla
'''
if not field.type.startswith('list:'):
raise AttributeError, "bla bla bla"
dialect = field._dialect
arg =
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