Is it possible to do a ranked/n-ary/sequenced orderby in SQLFORM.grid? For
example, let's say you list user information in a grid, which includes
first name, last name, and middle name. It's possible to use orderby to
order the users by last name. Is it possible to order by last name, then
Awesome - thanks!
On Tuesday, August 20, 2013 8:57:21 AM UTC-5, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
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Is it possible to do a ranked/n-ary/sequenced orderby in SQLFORM.grid? For
example, let's say you list user information
11:26:05 AM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
The method of the forms was left at default/wasn't explicitly set, so
they had the 'post' method. Setting the method to 'get' seems to fix the
problem.
Hmm, I would have expected the opposite. Can you show an example of code
that produces the problem
your form happen to be a GET form rather than a
POST form?
Anthony
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 10:21:06 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
I have a controller function which is protected by a standard
authentication decorator (@auth.requires_login()). The function presents
a page containing some
to login. Does your form happen to be a GET form rather than a
POST form?
Anthony
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 10:21:06 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
I have a controller function which is protected by a standard
authentication decorator (@auth.requires_login()). The function presents
a page
I am attempting to create multiple buttons for an SQLFORM.grid which, upon
being click, will have the effect of redirecting data selected in the
grid's checkboxes to other controller functions. The code is something like
the following:
def redirect_func(x):
if request.vars.action ==
Nevermind. Took care of it by creating a series of images to be used as
buttons, and using jquery to append a hidden var specifying to which
function the redirect should go, and to submit the form contained within
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I have a controller function which is protected by a standard
authentication decorator (@auth.requires_login()). The function presents
a page containing some forms (which contain a bunch of INPUTS() of _type =
'hidden' and one INPUT(_type = 'image', which presents the submission
button). If a
.
Anthony
On Monday, July 8, 2013 3:43:22 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
Maybe I'm a bit confused on how to generate/stream the image, given the
buffer. The following should work, right?
def render_image():
return Image.open(request.vars.image_buffer)
...
img_buffer = io.BytesIO
Is it possible to use pylab in web2py to generate a visualization?
Something along these lines:
import pylab
x, y = ...
pylab.plot(x,y)
pylab.show()
Doing so produces this error: no display name and no $DISPLAY environment
variable
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I'm attempting to do the following:
img_buffer = io.BytesIO()
pylab.savefig(img_buffer, format = 'png')
img_buffer.seek(0)
IMG(_src=img_buffer, _alt = 'image buffer not displaying')
This shows the _alt message. Any ideas on how to get it to show the image?
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On Monday, July 8, 2013 1:38:56 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
I'm attempting to do the following:
img_buffer = io.BytesIO()
pylab.savefig(img_buffer
Maybe I'm a bit confused on how to generate/stream the image, given the
buffer. The following should work, right?
def render_image():
return Image.open(request.vars.image_buffer)
...
img_buffer = io.BytesIO()
pylab.savefig(img_buffer, format = 'png')
img_buffer.seek(0)Enter code here...
, result in a list index
out of range error (I guess I can't access the object as a result of
is_active being set to False?).
On Monday, June 10, 2013 10:31:24 PM UTC-5, Anthony wrote:
Can you use the _after_update callback instead?
On Monday, June 10, 2013 5:32:12 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote
If there's a NULL value in my postgresql DB, SQLFORM.grid renders it as
None. Is it there something that can be done globally for an SQLFORM.grid
that would simply make it display all NULL values as an empty string (i.e.
not display anything in the grid for NULLs), or does that have to be
a default='' on the
interested fields.
Il giorno lunedì 10 giugno 2013 15:42:21 UTC+2, Lamps902 ha scritto:
If there's a NULL value in my postgresql DB, SQLFORM.grid renders it as
None. Is it there something that can be done globally for an SQLFORM.grid
that would simply make it display all
I've asked this one before, but didn't get an answer; perhaps I was being
too vague, so I'll give it another shot with more detail:
I've got a primary postgresql database (db1), and I've set up a separate
postgresql database (db1_archive) used for archiving several of the tables
from db1.
When enable_record_versioning is being utilized, db rows aren't actually
deleted, but the is_active bit is flipped off instead. As far as I can
tell, this means that the _after_delete callback for a given table won't be
called, which is problematic when you are using this callback to
that into account in their own code, so
I think it can be a safe thing to do.
On Monday, June 10, 2013 5:56:09 PM UTC+2, Lamps902 wrote:
I've asked this one before, but didn't get an answer; perhaps I was being
too vague, so I'll give it another shot with more detail:
I've got a primary postgresql
To clarify, due to the SQL Foreign Key constraint (which is retained when
archive tables are created through auth.enable_record_versioning), some of
the archive database's tables still retain an association with the
auth_user table's id field. However, the rows with the ids on which the new
For purposes of archiving, I've created a new db, and archived some tables
using auth.enable_record_versioning(db, tables=[...]). Among other things,
this has the effect of migrating Foreign Key constraints from the original
tables, so the *modified_by*, and *created_by* fields in the tables in
I've defined a new db to be used for archiving purposes with the following:
db_archive = DAL(postgres://[address/authentication_info]/db_archive)
Then, I attempt to enable archiving of a table by doing this:
db.[table_name]._enable_record_versioning(db_archive)
The app seems to be successfully
Nevermind - sorted it out. Seems that a bunch of my tables had a dependency
on auth_user, and since a new db was created, with table names set to
[original_table_name]_archive by default, there was no auth_user table,
and the dependency was not being satisfied. If using
My web2py application is running on Webfaction's servers over uwsgi/nginx.
When the servers are started, four instances of nginx and four instances of
uwsgi are spawned, with each nginx instance taking up ~18M of RAM, and each
nginx instance taking up a couple of M. Accessing any part of the
Thanks, Roberto. It was eventually growing to something in excess of 80M
per uwsgi instance, then crashing when all are full. Will try the settings
you suggested.
On Monday, June 3, 2013 9:32:10 AM UTC-5, Roberto De Ioris wrote:
30-40 MB per worker is pretty normal.
To gain memory you can
perplexing, as it seems to undermine the whole notion of the MVC
framework).
On Monday, June 3, 2013 11:55:02 AM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Mind that caching too much stuff will do that to you.
On Monday, 3 June 2013 10:04:25 UTC-5, Lamps902 wrote:
Thanks, Roberto. It was eventually growing
, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, Massimo. I didn't cache much at first, and to make sure that caching
isn't the source of the problem, I tried removing all caching. No
noticeable improvement there. Right now, I'm focused on moving a lot of the
model db and global var/settings stuff to modules (but I find
Did you perform an sqlite - postgresql migration which left a bunch of
trailing whitespace in various fields?
On Sunday, May 26, 2013 3:02:02 AM UTC-5, toni campins wrote:
Hi,
Why after update web2py i have to edit all passwords for invalid login?
Thanks
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not working in a page that has some broken HTML where Sage parser's life is
harder).
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I've added the following RSS feed function to my default controller:
def updatefeed():
list_of_rss_entry_dicts = [ dict(title = data_set.f_headline,
link = 'http://' + settings.domain_name,
description =
I've added the Twitter posting function to my app, in the form in which
it's presented in the book -
http://www.web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/14?search=twitter#Twitter-API.
When calling this function with the username supplied in the Twitter
Account menu's username field, my twitter
Thanks, Anthony. Are you aware of any viable web2py solutions to making
Twitter posts? Would it be a good idea just to use some python Twitter
module?
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Thanks, Anthony. Are you aware of any viable web2py solutions to making
Twitter posts? Would it be a good idea just to use some python Twitter
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account might get locked up much faster than on that is years old.
Lamps902, one can customize from, reply-to etc. regardless of the SMTP
server used - so no need to actually use your domain with gmail, for
example. You just need a working SMTP... A little
At the moment, my custom domain is associated with Outlook, and my page's
email settings are configured this way:
settings.email_server = 'smtp.live.com:587'
settings.email_sender = '[sender_name]@[mydomain.com]'
settings.email_login = '[username]:[pass]'
It seems that every few emails I send,
Is it necessary to have an SMTP server available on your system? I guess I
was wondering if there is some kind of ad-hoc email server-like
functionality that comes with web2py - for example, something like this:
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_sending_email.htm - that can be
correctly identified (reverse dns, mx, etc), so you don't get included in
a blacklist as soon as you start using it ^_^
Ironically, it happened with my Outlook account, although it seems to have
been configured correctly (with a bit of assistance from my registrar's
tech support)! In
On Monday, May 20, 2013 10:31:41 AM UTC-5, Niphlod wrote:
I really don't think that smtp.live.com accepts happily more than a
few emails per day (same thing goes for google's SMTPs using a personal
account).
They're not meant to be used by servers :P
Which is exactly why I'm looking
I have a few pages (about, FAQ, terms of service) that are loaded from text
files in the static folder. The setup is basically like this:
content_files = Storage()
file_handler =
open(os.path.join(request.folder,static,content,about.txt),'r')
content_files['about'] = file_handler.read()
to load them, it's quite impossible to figure out
why it doesn't work.
On Monday, May 20, 2013 8:53:06 PM UTC+2, Lamps902 wrote:
I have a few pages (about, FAQ, terms of service) that are loaded from
text files in the static folder. The setup is basically like this:
content_files = Storage
the current page is a
'user' page?
On Monday, May 20, 2013 11:53:06 AM UTC-7, Lamps902 wrote:
I have a few pages (about, FAQ, terms of service) that are loaded from
text files in the static folder. The setup is basically like this:
content_files = Storage()
file_handler =
open(os.path.join
when the current page is a
'user' page?
On Monday, May 20, 2013 11:53:06 AM UTC-7, Lamps902 wrote:
I have a few pages (about, FAQ, terms of service) that are loaded from
text files in the static folder. The setup is basically like this:
content_files = Storage()
file_handler =
open
, Niphlod wrote:
always generate your urls with URL()..
On Monday, May 20, 2013 9:19:17 PM UTC+2, Lamps902 wrote:
Oops. Just noticed something (sorry; gotten really out of practice
lately, and I'm forgetting to check the obvious). If the current page is
one of the 'user' pages, and I click
I would like to permit users to be able to download a text file of some
data that's pulled up from certain fields of a DB table. This text file
should be generated when the user clicks on a certain link, and should not
be stored on the server's HD. Any ideas as to how to go about doing this?
Hi, group. I'd like to ask a very general question, but one of great
utility: what are some ways to go about finding performance bottlenecks in
your web2py page? What are some specific resource hogs and sources of
diminished performance that you've encountered in your web2py pages (I
imagine
possible
- etc
that are all more or less on the book.
Don't forget static asset serving, even if not managed by web2py a bad
setting can slow down the page rendering quite a bit.
On Monday, April 15, 2013 7:26:10 PM UTC+2, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, group. I'd like to ask a very general question
I'd like to do something to this effect:
fields = db.table1.fields()
table_rows = [ TR( TD(*[the label associated with the field]*), TD(db(*[the
field]* 0).count()), _id = field + '__row') for field in fields ]
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Thanks, Massimo - great feature! I was going to ask for something like
this, as it's extremely useful for cases when you have a large upload
folder, and would like to quickly back up the code, but not the
user-uploaded files.
On Tuesday, April 2, 2013 3:22:50 PM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
inside TD's.
Anthony
On Wednesday, April 3, 2013 12:12:33 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
I'd like to do something to this effect:
fields = db.table1.fields()
table_rows = [ TR( TD(*[the label associated with the field]*), TD(db(*[the
field]* 0).count()), _id = field + '__row') for field
If you have something like the following:
form = SQLFORM.factory(db.table1, db.table2)
and table1 has an 'upload' field named 'file1', with table2 containing an
'upload' field named 'file2', the filenames stored in the tables will end
up as
out of it You can use
_filter_fields() to see which table belongs the input name, as long as your
input names are distinct.
On Monday, April 1, 2013 4:31:47 PM UTC+2, Lamps902 wrote:
If you have something like the following:
form = SQLFORM.factory(db.table1, db.table2)
and table1
,
request.post_vars is cleared so the files will not be re-saved when the
factory form is processed in the next line.
Anthony
On Monday, April 1, 2013 12:04:09 PM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
Just realized a possible issue. It's simple enough to rename the strings
that will become the database
, 2013 5:48:35 PM UTC+1, Lamps902 wrote:
Thanks, niphlod and Anthony - some good suggestions and considerations
mentioned there. niphlod - can you clarify why you recommend using separate
tables specifically for large files (to prevent users from having to
re-upload large files when forms aren't
Thanks to both of you guys! After a much needed rest, I got it working with
a solution comparable to what you guys specified/described.
Anthony - I noticed the book's section on using the *host* and
*scheme*parameters for URL(), but was a bit thrown off - is there a way to use
URL() to point
request).
Anthony
On Thursday, March 28, 2013 10:36:15 AM UTC-4, Lamps902 wrote:
Thanks to both of you guys! After a much needed rest, I got it working
with a solution comparable to what you guys specified/described.
Anthony - I noticed the book's section on using the *host
When a form has errors, the value of an upload field is reset upon
submission. Is there a way to retain this value, or does this pretty much
have to be handled manually (i.e. by storing the value of the upload field
or by prompting the user to specify the file again)?
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When a form has errors, the value of an upload field is reset upon
submission. Is there a way to retain this value, or does this pretty much
have to be handled manually (i.e. by storing the value of the upload field
or by prompting the user
Let's say you have an SQL grid generated from a db with field *my_url*,
which stores the value of an absolute URL, and has a representation defined
in this way:
db.my_db.my_url.represent = lambda the_url, row: A(generate_link_image(),
_href=the_url, _target='_blank')
What would be a good way
It seems that every once in a while, the IS_URL validator doesn't want to
accept a URL that's valid. For example, I believe the ^ character prevents
IS_URL from accepting something like
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=^IXIC+Historical+Prices. Is there a
parameter to permit IS_URL to accept
Thank you!
On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 1:44:08 PM UTC-5, Jonathan Lundell wrote:
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It seems that every once in a while, the IS_URL validator doesn't want to
accept a URL that's valid. For example, I believe
7:15:12 PM UTC+1, Lamps902 wrote:
Let's say you have an SQL grid generated from a db with field *my_url*,
which stores the value of an absolute URL, and has a representation defined
in this way:
db.my_db.my_url.represent = lambda the_url, row: A(generate_link_image(),
_href=the_url
Thanks, Niphlod. It may require some digression/elaboration, so do you mind
if I get in touch with you about this tomorrow? Hopefully, after I get some
rest, I'll be able to articulate the issue a bit better...
On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 4:08:46 PM UTC-5, Niphlod wrote:
uhm... I didn't
It's possible to render HTML code stored in a variable with the XML()
function. However, let's say you have something like the following scenario:
a href='{{=request.vars.the_link}}'{{=request.vars.the_link}}/a
or something like
stored_code = a
:16:14 PM UTC+2, Lamps902 wrote:
It's possible to render HTML code stored in a variable with the XML()
function (i.e. if your variable is stored_code, do XML(stored_code)
to render). However, let's say you have something like the following
scenario:
stored_code = a href
Thanks, Anthony. I think this is exactly what I was asking about. I'll try
it out now.
On Wednesday, March 20, 2013 1:39:21 PM UTC-5, Anthony wrote:
stored_code = a href='{{=request.vars.the_link}}'{{=request.vars.
the_link}}/a
It sounds like there might be better options, but if for some
Looking at my application's databases, it seems that the auth_event table
was last updated quite some time ago. I'm not sure what changes I made to
the code which could have caused the application to stop logging events to
auth_event. Is there anything I should check in my database
At present, auth._enable_record_versioning and
db.table._enable_record_versioning
update a record every time something is modified or deleted (including the
flipping of the *is_active* field). Is there a way to use the functionality
provided by these functions to update an archive only upon
/chapter/29/06#before-and-after-callbacks
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013 7:27:16 PM UTC+1, Lamps902 wrote:
At present, auth._enable_record_versioning and
db.table._enable_record_versioning
update a record every time something is modified or deleted (including
the flipping of the *is_active
Is there an automated way to log the IPs associated with the
initiatialization and clearing of each session (i.e. when a user logs
in/logs out), or does this have to be accomplished manually through the use
of request.client and some auth.settings variable (i.e.
auth.settings.login_onaccept)?
Hi, group. For each database in a subset of my project's databases, I would
like to have a corresponding database that (almost) clones the structure of
the original database. The mirror databases will be used to archive records
that have been deleted from the original databases.
For example,
Thanks, guys - this appears to be exactly what I needed! Is it generally a
good idea, as far as performance goes, to store the archived entries in a
separate database, as opposed to the original *db*?
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I've found this tip from Massimo on checking file upload progress:
In the upload form add
input type='hidden' name='X-Progress-ID' value='test'/
def upload_page():
...
length_bytes = cache.ram('X-Progress-ID:test:length',None,0)
uploaded_bytes =
Hi, group. Is there a way to scan file uploads in real-time, and cut off
the file upload if it exceeds a certain size? Thank you.
-Lamps
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Thanks, Massimo, I'll check it out.
-Lamps
On Friday, February 1, 2013 11:19:12 AM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Look into the IS_IMAGE validator. You can do something like that and
search for specific strings into the uploaded file.
On Thursday, 31 January 2013 06:50:05 UTC-6, Lamps902
Hi, web2py users. Is there a preferred method for banning a set of email
domains from registering? I know that the IS_EMAIL() validator has a
banned parameter, but is this the best way to go about this task? If so,
is there a way to pass multiple domains to the banned parameter (I don't
think
Has anybody had success using a malware/virus-scanning module/tool to scan
user-uploaded files on their web2py page? Any suggestions as to how to go
about doing this? Thanks!
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Why not use the process() method's next parameter?
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07?search=.accepted#The-process-and-validate-methods
Otherwise, there's redirect() -
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07?search=redirect%28#Forms-and-redirection
On Thursday, January 31,
python, so you could build up the
regex string from a list or external source before passing it to as a
parameter.
regards,
Andy.
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 12:29:18 PM UTC, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, web2py users. Is there a preferred method for banning a set of email
domains from
Jim - a much nicer solution came to mind that would be useful if you don't
need those fields to be checkboxes at any other point in your program. You
can probably do this in the model:
Field('rebates_tiered', represent=INPUT(_type='button'), ...)
Sorry not to think of it sooner. Probably an
Thank you for the replies, guys! I think my abstract/trivial example may
have obfuscated things a bit. I'm trying to use the IS_IN_SET() validator
in combination with a custom validator (yet to be fully written) to make it
so that all the elements of a dropdown menu/select are taken from a
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 5:39:59 AM UTC-5, Lamps902 wrote:
Thank you for the replies, guys! I think my abstract/trivial example may
have obfuscated things a bit. I'm trying to use the IS_IN_SET() validator
in combination with a custom validator (yet to be fully written) to make it
so
Hi, Jim. What about doing the following:
form.elements('input',_id='checkbox_field_n')[0]['_type'] = 'button'
I imagine the value can then be toggled with, for example, javascript's
'onclick' functionality, and stored in the db as usual.
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 11:46:55 AM UTC-5, Jim S
to generate it as a type=button
from the start. The bootstrap example also shows this as a button
element and not an input. Not sure if that is relevant though.
-Jim
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 12:53:50 PM UTC-6, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, Jim. What about doing the following:
form.elements
. Not sure if that is relevant though.
-Jim
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 12:53:50 PM UTC-6, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, Jim. What about doing the following:
form.elements('input',_id='**checkbox_field_n')[0]['_type'] = 'button'
I imagine the value can then be toggled with, for example,
javascript's
this was javascript code. Sorry I missed that, it's
been a long day...
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wrote:
It looks like you might be sort of conflating javascript and python code
there. Before you do anything with javascript, modify the checkbox element
on widgets, see
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07#Widgets.
Anthony
On Tuesday, January 29, 2013 1:36:24 PM UTC-5, Lamps902 wrote:
Thanks, Anthony. I was under the impression that list:string is the
convention if you want the field to render as a selector with SQLFORM().
You're right
Hi, web2py users. In my model, I've got a field of type list:string which
I'm trying to validate. The field is defined as follows:
Field('f_field_name', type='list:string',
requires=IS_IN_SET(theset=list_of_acceptable_options,zero=T(message),
error_message=T(some_error_message)))
Hi, group. My user_auth model includes list fields such as the user's home
country and home state, which are declared thus:
Field
http://127.0.0.1:8000/examples/global/vars/Field('home_state',type=list:string,length=2,
label=T http://127.0.0.1:8000/examples/global/vars/T('Home State'),
Hi, group. Is there a straightforward way to modify web2py's navbar? I
would like to customize the default navbar so that it redirects to a custom
'register' function when that option is selected, keeping all other
functionality as it is. Thanks!
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DOMhttp://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/05#Server-side-DOM-and-parsing
.
Anthony
On Thursday, December 27, 2012 9:32:30 AM UTC-5, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, group. Is there a straightforward way to modify web2py's navbar? I
would like to customize the default navbar so
, there is a forum written in web2py.
Take a look - http://pyforum.org/
I haven't used it for more than to test it out, perhaps someone else will
have additional feedback.
Regards,
Ales
On Monday, November 26, 2012 8:16:51 PM UTC+1, Lamps902 wrote:
Hi, group. What are some options for forums
Hi, group. What are some options for forums/message boards that can be
readily integrated into a web2py page (i.e. forum solutions that can be
wholly contained within your page's content window, maintain the integrity
of your page's theme, and have access to the page's DB - preferably with
Sorry to ask something so seemingly basic, but it's posing quite an issue
at the moment. I've got a back button that is set to appear when a DB query
doesn't result in any items being returned (i.e. a grid is blank). The
button is implemented like this:
back_button_form =
it to the server in one or more AJAX
calls
- sure you can create one large form, but you'll need to carefully name
all the input fields so that you know what is what.
On Saturday, November 3, 2012 7:44:06 AM UTC-7, Lamps902 wrote:
I have a grid in which I'd like to put a form between each column
I have a grid in which I'd like to put a form between each column
header/label. Is it possible to submit and pass the data from all of these
forms with a single submit button? Tried a couple of jquery solutions, but
it wasn't quite working out.
Alternatively, is it possible to make a single
search example. You'll have to provide your
own data to get it running. It worked with my test data. Let me know if
you have troubles and I'll be glad to work through them with you.
-Jim
On Wed, Oct 31, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Lamps902 dhea...@gmail.com javascript:
wrote:
Hi, Jim. It would
there to implement.
3. I think you could probably do this. If it were me doing it I'd look
into the suggest_widget plugin available from
http://dev.s-cubism.com/plugin_suggest_widget.
Best of luck! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
-Jim
On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 11:35 AM, Lamps902 dhea
In a previous
threadhttps://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/web2py/filter/web2py/oH7eMYNHt6Y/Izss3tRfTOkJ,
we discussed how to implement multiple search filter fields for a grid.
That being done, I'm curious if there's a reasonable way to put the filters
(all currently part of a single
that distinct, the db scans only the index and not
the million rows table
On Thursday, November 1, 2012 8:18:50 PM UTC+1, Lamps902 wrote:
Regarding the first point, the concern is not that the selector (as
defined in the DB model) is instantiated with a huge variety of fields. If
I'm
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