I've defined a table in my models file with the usual db.define_table
method/syntax, omitting my auto_increment id field (since web2py adds this
automatically).
However, when I perform a select on my table, I get very different results
depending on whether I include the id field in my list of fi
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> And I work now on storing first name, last name, and email user prefs from
> ldap. I think I can send a patch to Massimo tomorrow.
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> 2012. március 8., csütörtök 20:25:12 UTC+1 időpontban Aaron a következőt
> írta:
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>> Also, what meaning does the @auth.requires_me
o it would be an entry's
Distinguished Name/Domain Components.
Thanks,
Aaron
On Thursday, March 8, 2012 6:04:15 AM UTC-8, Aaron wrote:
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> I'm using gluon.tools.Auth and the default ldap_auth login_method to
> provide access control to my web2py application.
> Now, once the
I'm using gluon.tools.Auth and the default ldap_auth login_method to
provide access control to my web2py application.
Now, once the user has successfully logged in (@auth.require_login()
passes), I want to find out which user is logged in, and some of this
user's attributes.
I could get addition
Hi,
I'm really enjoying the simplicity of Web2py. However, for the life of
me, I cannot figure out a way to accomplish this without re-writing
FORM/SQLFORM. So, I know I'm not understanding something :)
I'm writing a small app to make lists. Each list has many "items". I'd
like a user to be able
ly enjoying learning this framework, thank you.
Best,
Aaron Levin
> Anthony
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> On Tuesday, September 27, 2011 3:12:46 PM UTC-4, Aaron wrote:
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> > Hi, we're in the early stages of developing our web2py applications,
> > and we don't really care if we expose the admin interface over HTTP,
> > a
ps from the VMs' host machine.
Is there a way to disable the "Admin is disabled because insecure
channel" message and run the admin application over HTTP during
development?
Thanks,
Aaron
erhaps I'll add
response.generic_patterns = ['*']
to my model during testing, making sure to take it out thereafter.
Thanks again!
-Aaron
On Sep 21, 4:21 pm, Anthony wrote:
> Please seehttps://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/SF7oKIWWPSE/m98V_tfd-V0J.
I'm in the early stages of writing a web2py application, and I want to
retrieve the data returned by one of my actions in JSON format.
As I understand it, the documentation seems to say that if I navigate
to
../[application]/[controller]/[action].json
then the dictionary returned by my action shou
han Apache, using WSGI?
Thanks,
Aaron
Ok. Makes sense. So I wasn't nuts or "doing it wrong". :)
Thanks!
- Aaron
On Sep 2, 9:31 pm, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> Field('name',type='password') makes use data can only go in but never
> out to forms.
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> On Sep 2, 5:29 pm, Aaron Mahler
ord field
is part of that user record and I don't want those fields appearing in
clear text.
- Aaron
On Sep 1, 10:32 pm, pbreit wrote:
> Is there a reason you aren't using web2py's login?
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> If you want to customize the login page, you can do this in
> views/defa
t that doesn't work...
hence the dirty workaround above.
Thoughts?
- Aaron
Just to be sure I'm not missing a far simpler approach here... is
there a way with the Minimal Modal plugin to assign the results of a
function call to its content argument?
- Aaron
On Aug 24, 12:11 pm, Aaron Mahler wrote:
> That first example looks very close. Let me study that o
That first example looks very close. Let me study that one a bit...
Thanks!
- Aaron
On Aug 24, 12:08 pm, Anthony wrote:
> Maybehttp://labs.blouweb.com/PowerGrid/default/gridinpopuporhttp://powertable.blouweb.com/category.
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ot; link needs to be creating the
modal popup and calling a function/URL that returns the info to be
shown.
Any pointers and/or code examples that might help me achieve this in
a sane manner? :)
Thanks!
- Aaron
José,
Thanks for the quick reply and the link to the subversion. I'm exploring
some of the LDAP code now to get a sense of how they are handling it.
Thanks!
- Aaron
2011/8/11 José Luis Redrejo Rodríguez
> There's not a dal interface to ldap, but a auth interface.
> Some
g about an LDAP DAL, but there appeared to be
no replies. Maybe something has changed since?
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
- Aaron
I'm working on an application that takes a Turtle Art (.ta) file, runs
it, creates a .png of the result, and displays it in a table. So far I
can create the .png and it's placed in the uploads folder with the
same name as the original .ta file but when i try to run
session.new_image = form.var
.file)}}" /
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> you must have the 'download' action in default.py
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> On Jun 7, 11:26 am, Aaron Crowe wrote:
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> > I have an image stored in the database as db.comment.file and I'm
> > trying to view it by using its location in application/M
I have an image stored in the database as db.comment.file and I'm
trying to view it by using its location in application/My_App_Name/
uploads using
When looking at the page source the filename is correct but the image
doesn't render. Is my path wrong for a view in My_App_Name/views/
default or a
How would I go about rendering an image that's been uploaded and
stored in a database?
What would the code be to delete either all entries in a database
table or all entries in a given field within that table?
I'm just getting started with web2py and I'm looking for a way for the
user to upload an image and have it stored in the database. Any
suggestions or links to relevant code would be appreciated.
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