Perhaps someone can make an alternative suggestion if you explain what
exactly does a form do if it isn't trapped by ajax_trap. Does it refresh
the page, redirect, something else..?
Regards
On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 9:38:55 PM UTC+1, Carlos Cesar Caballero wrote:
>
> Hi, I am using a componen
On Saturday, December 24, 2016 at 2:05:53 PM UTC+1, Rodrigo attique santana
wrote:
>
> .. an app created in 2.14 does not run in 2.11. It returns me invalid
> request. ...
>
That's only to be expected. One can create an app in 2.11.x and it should
run under later versions of web2py (as it's gu
by the OS? That would simplify your sysadmin life a lot.
Regards
On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 12:09:24 PM UTC+2, Rahul wrote:
>
> Hey LightDot,
>Thats correct I have manually installed Apache2. However I also
> have python2.7.11(I guess that is the latest one) installed in
Go for 3.
Two caveats:
- apache installed in /usr/local/apache2 is not a part of CentOS
distribution. It must have been installed manually at some point
- if you're using python provided by the OS, you'll be stuck on this last
version of web2py. Web2py > 2.14.6 isn't python 2.6 compatible anymor
On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 9:10:32 PM UTC+2, Dave S wrote:
>
> On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 at 11:37:58 AM UTC-7, Steve Joe wrote:
>>
>> But the code for stripe is only for credit cards. What about debit cards
>> and net banking?
>
>
> I would expect it to cover debit cards that have the Visa or
You're comparing two different categories. Web2py is a programming
framework, Mezzanine is a CMS. Web2py is a tool you would use to build a
CMS like a Mezzanine (same as Django is used in this particular case).
In other words, what you should be comparing is Web2py vs Django, not
web2py vs proj
I've been using it in production for years, generating quite a few pdfs
daily. If I remember correctly, I made only minor modifications for my
needs.
Can't help with your issue though.
Regards
On Friday, February 12, 2016 at 1:05:22 PM UTC+1, Anthony Smith wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I gather this plugin
On Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at 1:28:11 PM UTC+2, Vinicius Assef wrote:
>
> Besides that, I would copy the files under static folder that comes with
> the welcome application.
>
> Sometimes there’s some update in web2py.js, etc.
>
>
IMHO, that's not a prudent advice, especially not to inexperienced
Well, with the information given, I would opt for using web2py's scheduler
for the background tasks and ajax on the client side. I would probably try
to add records to the database as needed, rather than new tables. Database
records and resident files can be later pruned by another scheduler tas
If "periodically from the time of saving" is a must and you also need to
refresh the data changes in real time, not, for example, retroactively,
once per hour, then I suggest using the web2py's Scheduler. It's in the 4th
chapter of the book. Otherwise a regular system's cron job would be enough.
I have some experience in moderating Googlegroups, stumbled on everything
from regular bots to some determined individuals with personal issues. The
most efficient policy was to moderate the new users and approve them after
the first post. Everything else was a gamble and the spam got trough.
T
RHEL 5 (and naturally CentOS 5 etc.) ship with python 2.4.3, that's already
water under the bridge as far ar web2py goes.
Keeping python 2.6 compatibility for a good while longer would be greatly
appreciated - we have quite a few production apps on RHEL 6 / Scientific
Linux 6, but python 2.5 is
There is a bunch of nice projects out there and so little time to keep
track of everything. Could you please write a couple of sentences about
what is the project especially good at it and how does it relate to web2py?
Did you use it with web2py?
Also, I saw pricing on their page but a quick lo
Didn't have time to take look yet, but If I understand correctly, just make
a comment in any .py file, starting with TODO and it will show in the panel.
This is similar to e.g. Sublime text's SublimeTODO plugin and others... I
suggest looking at those for ideas, e.g. SublimeTODO shows comments
1:41:25 AM UTC+1, lesssugar wrote:
>
> @LightDot, thanks for your reply. I agree that the first, clean option is
> the way to go.
>
> So, I am trying to make web2py work on Apache, keeping access to Plesk. I
> will try to make this post up to date, in case anyone has similar iss
We've been running Plesk on our servers for more than a decade now but I'm
afraid I don't have a ready-made & tested solution for Plesk and web2py.
We're phasing Plesk out and a large part of our hosting infrastructure has
been moved to a custom solution that's better suited for web2py too, amon
Googlecode and Github repos are equal, there are no plans to abandon either
one, AFAIK. I'll raise this up on the devel list.
I just pulled from both, made a diff and there really is a problem at the
moment. I'll report the issue in a bit. This happened a couple of times in
the past and was alw
There's S-cubism's Table Permuter:
http://dev.s-cubism.com/plugin_tablepermuter
On Monday, September 29, 2014 6:27:41 PM UTC+2, Alex Glaros wrote:
>
> for example, script would let user prioritize most important projects by
> dragging them higher on the window than other projects.
>
> if there i
In my experience, startssl staff manually checks the site for which the
certificate is requested for (non)commercial content. Some borderline sites
pass, some don't. If this is for web2py.com itself, I think there shouldn't
be any issues.
For non-free certificates, various Comodo, GeoTrust or T
What is the location of the printer? If this is going to be on the client
side, then you'll need to open the browser print dialog. You can use
javascript to do so, plenty of examples can be found on the web.
Regards
On Sunday, August 10, 2014 1:20:05 PM UTC+2, Avi A wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I need help
Bleeding edge in terms of enterprise means something completely different
then on a personal device. If they are running CentOS or Red Hat or
Scientific Linux then they are a good step towards running a solid
enterprise IT system, so good for them. In their case, beeing bleeding edge
means test
In the beginning of your controller (e.g.):
def index():
if not auth.is_logged_in():
session.forget(response)
Regards
On Sunday, August 3, 2014 2:11:29 PM UTC+2, Thomas Wimmer wrote:
>
> How can i switch off (session) cookies unless a user logs in?
>
> Thanks!
>
--
Resources:
- htt
It's a common issue with unicode & python, perhaps this will give you some
ideas on how to proceed:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2153920/returning-the-first-n-characters-of-a-unicode-string
Regards
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 6:41:26 PM UTC+2, Капылов Данил wrote:
>
> Maybe you're right. Bu
What's a bigger pointer than a big red button called "Git repository" or
"Mercurial repository"..? They are right there, on the downloads page... :)
Regards
On Monday, June 23, 2014 10:43:46 PM UTC+2, greaneym wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Never mind, I found the version on github. Thanks ( There should
Show us some code. How are you importing the library, how are you using it?
Regards
On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 12:16:47 PM UTC+2, Sharjeel Ali Shaukat wrote:
>
> I m having a problem when running PIL library with apache i always get
> this error
> global name 'ImageGrab' is not defined
> pleas
have to use the responsive features or even load the
bootstrap-responsive.min.css, it's optional.
Regards
On Friday, May 9, 2014 5:24:23 PM UTC+2, JoeCodeswell wrote:
>
> Dear LightDot and Ari,
>
> Thanks for the responses. The situation is getting clearer in my mind.
>
&g
I don't think there is a straight definitive answer to what you're asking.
It depends on the expertise and preference of both the designer and the
web2py developer you'll end up working with.
Since you already have the design made, I would proceed with looking for a
web2py developer and then as
The three bars in the upper right of your Firefox are a part of the
browser, not your page. That's how the recent Firefox menu looks like.
The web2py welcome app currently comes with Bootstrap 2, not 3. If you wish
to use a bootswatch theme or any similar, you'll need to use an older,
Bootstrap
That's good news. Red Hat was already going to support it until 2024 (end
of RHEL 7 production phase) / 2027 (extended life) anyway, this makes it
that much easier for them and everybody else...
On Tuesday, April 22, 2014 9:36:58 AM UTC+2, Michele Comitini wrote:
>
> 2.7 life span doubled:
>
>
The error is pretty self-explanatory. Another service (or another instance
of the same one) is already using port 8000.
So, the solution is to:
- find out which service is it (execute the command 'netstat -lnptu' in
your terminal)
- shut that service down.
BTW, installing or uninstalling clama
You use /opt/web-apps/web2py_2.9.5/ in one place and /opt/web-apps/web2py/
in other places. Besides, you should copy the wsgihandler.py into the
web2py directory, don't call the file directly from handlers... (unless
you've modified the paths within, but running directly from handlers isn't
a r
onfiguration
> issue... It is just that I have no clue where to look :(
>
> On Wednesday, April 16, 2014 12:59:36 PM UTC+2, LightDot wrote:
>>
>> So, I would say this is a configuration issue... But I'm not sure what's
>> the problem. @Krzysztof, when you say y
I think there is a bit of vocabulary mismatch happening here. I assume you,
by "print", mean displaying generated html in the browser?
In that case, please be more specific about what exactly you want removed
or altered. Show us your code or a screenshot and state *exactly* what's
the issue.
R
AM UTC+2, sonu kumar wrote:
>
> When I open my catdb application on web it says browser could not find...
> there is one php.conf file in /etc/httpd/conf.d/
>
> my php application is totally independent of web2py application...
>
> On Wednesday, 16 April 2014 17:45:35 UTC-7,
On Wednesday, 16 April 2014 17:04:58 UTC-7, LightDot wrote:
>>
>> First thing that jumps at me is the "Deny from all" directive in your PHP
>> vhost... The other things I notice are the typos: you have catdb subdomain,
>> catpdb document root and caspdb directory.
First thing that jumps at me is the "Deny from all" directive in your PHP
vhost... The other things I notice are the typos: you have catdb subdomain,
catpdb document root and caspdb directory. At least one of those is a clear
typo.
Apache logs are quite helpful with these stuff.
Regards
On Th
I use apache and mod_passenger (Scientific Linux 6.x / EPEL) on a couple of
high traffic web2py apps, works like a charm. Passenger is really neat, I'm
testing an unified solution that provides python, nodejs and ruby support
with seamless passtrough for PHP / HTML / static files.
Apart of conf
Hmm, no... for example, on our servers, setting file permissions of a CGI
script to 777 will prevent it from working as a security measure. So, file
ownership or permissions are still first things that come to mind.
Create a new app from scratch (as you say, this works) and upload/extract a
zip
On Friday, April 11, 2014 9:18:30 PM UTC+2, Joe Barnhart wrote:
>
> It's Pyston! Guido works at Dropbox, so any new revolutionary Python
> system from there is likely to carry his stamp on it. He has seemed
> impressed by PyPy in the past, but always a little distant. I think this
> is what h
On Friday, April 4, 2014 7:14:39 PM UTC+2, Francisco Betancourt wrote:
>
> Hello LightDot
>
> Thanks for the interest in my post, hope we can come up with a way to
> improve performance. This is my current setup:
>
>
>- Host: Digital Ocean (and yes I do think thei
It would be prudent to see some numbers and to learn about your setup
more...
So, what is your current setup like? Which web server are you using, which
database? How much simultaneous db connections are we talking about?
Digital Ocean is using KVM virtualization, correct? How is you memory
us
Clients need to be uniquely identified, then you can track and return
content to them accordingly. So, you need some form of authentication /
identification / authorization. Web2py has access control built in and this
might provide all you need to get you started.
Regards
On Wednesday, April 2
If it's only such variables you're after, you could achieve the same with
Less. Anyway, Bootstrap has an official Sass port, see:
http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/
https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap-sass/
Regards
--
Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
Try:
TD(INPUT(_id='keyword', _name='keyword', _onkeyup="ajax(URL('callback',
['keyword', 'stype'], user_signature=True), 'target');"), _name=
"search_type")))
Regards
On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 1:59:38 PM UTC+1, Mike Constabel wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> in a form i have
>
> TD(INPUT(_id='keyword', _n
Well, if you want to do it without the DAL, there are several options that
might just work without any additional code:
- check if specific python libs that you'll use for the db connection
already provide a similar pooling function, they might
- check if the database backend natively provides su
Vital parts of information are missing - are the files served by Rocket ,
Apache, or..? How is the file being downloaded? By a browser request? How
is the request formulated, are you following a link or entering the URL by
typing it directly?
Regards
On Wednesday, March 19, 2014 3:24:03 PM UTC
group for answers and if so, what keywords did you use?
I'm trying to figure out how should web2py & it's documentation convey the
information about this feature better...
Regards
On Saturday, March 15, 2014 8:12:22 PM UTC+1, LightDot wrote:
>
> Er... creating folders is N
As I just wrote in another thread: the _2.9.4 comes from *virtual* static
asset management. This number will change now and then, as static files get
updated, so please don't go creating actual folders for this.
This feature is defined with response.static_version, it's in the book and
the trou
Er... creating folders is NOT the solution. You don't have any folders
missing.
The _2.9.4 comes from *virtual* static asset management. This number will
change now and then, as static files get updated, so please don't go
creating actual folders for this.
Search the book and this group for re
Are you looking for ways to set the required css class for the table itself
or anything more?
For example, you can manipulate the DOM for the table class. It's not a
perfect approach, but should do for the time being:
grid = SQLFORM.grid (...code...)
grid.element('table', replace=lambda el: el.
I'm less familiar with the translation parts of web2py that I'd like to be,
but is this connected with the definitions of:
'!langcode!': 'en-us',
'!langname!': 'English (US)',
that can be found in languages/default.py?
Regards
On Friday, March 14, 2014 8:39:21 PM UTC+1, User wrote:
>
> I'd re
Hello Manuel, welcome to the list.
The issue you're seeing is not a bug, it's a feature of the OS or, rather,
of it's security settings. The same behavior can be observed on Linux,
FreeBSD, Solaris, ... any UN*X OS basically: non root users can't bind to
ports below 1024.
This limit can be cha
Hi Massmo,
On Friday, March 14, 2014 2:46:58 PM UTC+1, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> {{data.message + " world!"}}
>
> should be
>
> {{= data.message + " world!"}}
>
No... this part is fictional AngularJS code, just meant as an example.
I think you're missing the point of this thread, and that is
First thing that comes to mind is that Linux is case sensitive, while
Windows is not. So ../Silos/static is different then ../silos/static/...
etc.
If not, then please provide the actual errors displayed and/or server
logs... There must be an error, "no images showed" doesn't tell us much.
Reg
Well, if people want to use ajax for the recaptcha, they can make a load
component out of it. I think that the parameter really is redundant...
Anyway, thanks for spotting & fixing this.
Regards
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 11:56:40 AM UTC+1, Tim Richardson wrote:
>
>
>
> On Thursday, 6 March 20
t;> then also show the size in the lower right of my browser so I can see when
>> it kicks over to the collapsed menus.
>>
>> -Jim
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 11:47:26 AM UTC-6, LightDot wrote:
>>>
>>> Can't reproduce this, tried Chr
Can't reproduce this, tried Chromium 32.0.1.1700.102 and 33.0.1750.117 on
Fedora 20 and Chrome 32.0.1700.107m and 33.0.1750.146m on Windows 7, both
normal and incognito modes. Google search bar -> top web2py link ->
everything is normal, as expected.
Regards
On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 5:22:11 P
Well, if files under /var/log/httpd are empty, then apache is either set up
not to log anything or it's set up to log to another location. Third
possibility would be that it isn't serving requests at all...
No way of knowing really, without looking at apache configuration files.
How do you have
On Wednesday, February 26, 2014 10:44:21 AM UTC+1, mcamel wrote:
>
> ...
> If you agree you can close 1881 ticket. It's not a bug at the code (maybe
> at the manual).
>
> By the way, is it proper to open issues to suggest corrections of the
> manual (i have a few)?.
>
> Thanks.
>
You can also
Sounds like SSL certs or cookies. I remember once troubleshooting
Facebook's OAuth frantically for an hour before I realized my browser had
3rd party cookies blocked. :)
Does either of the sites use SSL? If it does, does it have a valid cert or
do you need to confirm an exception in your browse
o Di Pierro wrote:
>
> Can you elaborate on the pros and cons?
>
> On Monday, 24 February 2014 12:31:12 UTC-6, LightDot wrote:
>>
>> I misunderstood you at first because I was looking at the modernizr too
>> much. If the proposal is to put respond.js into stat
I misunderstood you at first because I was looking at the modernizr too
much. If the proposal is to put respond.js into static/js, and remove
modernizr from it, than I'm +1 to that.
>> https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/respond.js/1.4.
>> 2/respond.js">
>>
>>> https://cdnjs.cloudflar
ocal and a comment to enable the cdn version.
>
> On Monday, February 24, 2014 1:05:13 PM UTC+1, LightDot wrote:
>>
>> Note to those not reading this group from a web interface: I edited my
>> post to fix copy paste typos in the code. This is the correct code again:
>&g
Note to those not reading this group from a web interface: I edited my post
to fix copy paste typos in the code. This is the correct code again:
I apologize for the mix up.
Regards
On Monday, February 24, 2014 12:28:19 PM UTC+1, LightDot wrote:
>
> How about putting Paolo's bo
How about putting Paolo's bootstrap3.py into contrib an have welcome app
import it from there? His module provides most of the bootstrap 3 support
(forms, navigation, etc.). We could remove all this from core web2py.
As for the welcome app static files, these are redundant (leftovers) now
and s
Question is a bit vague, yes ;) Like going to a mechanic and saying you
want your car fixed, without any additional information and without showing
your car.
Grid is basically a html table, you have borders, rows, columns, fields,
font colors, etc. etc. If your CSS template is overriding the Bo
In "trunk" refers to the development version of web2py. Basically, it means
that this feature will be available in the next web2py release, but isn't a
part of the current 2.8.2. You can check out web2py from google code or
github if you'd like to use it now - keeping in mind that you'll be usin
Err... don't do this like you did :) There are some "do's" and "don'ts" in
the programming books and you've touched most of the "don'ts" with your
code.
Use the scheduler:
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/04#Scheduler
You'll also most likely be using ajax to poll the database and chec
Keep in mind that redirect() is an equivalent to raising an HTTP(303)
exception. In other words, an intentional exception is raised to create a
redirect.
Looks like it's your own code doing a traceback and creating an error page
on every exception, including the cases of the intentional redire
What you're looking for is called a "slug". Web2py makes it really easy,
since it already has a validator that can create a slug:
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07/forms-and-validators?search=is_slug
Last time I implemented this was for a concert site, creating a slug from
the concer
Sure, shouldn't be complicated either, assuming your database definitions
and the actual database structure is the same.
Restore your database and it's contents, restore the web2py code and then
all that is left is to rebuild the web2py's database metadata. Take a look
at fake migrations in the
Hello Marty,
On Saturday, February 8, 2014 6:55:26 AM UTC+1, A36_Marty wrote:
>
> I've given up on trying hide a field in the grid yet still be able to see
> and modify it in the onvalidation route.
>
> I tried for a few hours to achieve the same via custom forms by using
> hidden={'fieldname':v
Looks like web2py thinks that your main database structure is different
than it really is. With other words, database migrations are broken for
your app. That's why auth works if you start with a fresh database and
doesn't if you use the existing one.
Since you've been replacing one database wi
What kind of access do you have, is it a VPS or a shared hosting, etc.? Did
you try their user support?
Regards
On Friday, February 7, 2014 2:37:08 AM UTC+1, sasogeek wrote:
>
> how do I install python 2.7 and web2py on dreamhost with a windows
> environment? I looked at the dreamhost wiki but
I don't think EStore is using Satchless, or am I missing something... It's
late over here, I wouldn't be surprised :)
Regards
On Wednesday, February 5, 2014 4:00:31 AM UTC+1, samuel bonill wrote:
>
> yes, look :
>
> https://github.com/mdipierro/web2py-appliances/tree/master/EStore
>
> El martes
Basically, the files you need to have are:
applications/kand/controllers/template_examples.py
applications/kand/views/template_examples/variables.html
Then simply visit http:127.0.0.1/kand/template_examples/variables
Post your current directory structure if you can't get it to work. There is
no
I saw your original message Don't know why it disappeared, though!
I remember there were other similar reports (very seldom, mind you) a while
ago, of messages disappearing or not even being posted to the group. I had
this happen to me once, perhaps a year ago or so. AFAIK, just a glitch in
AFAIK, the server name should be mysql.server, not
username.pythonanywhere.com. The rest seems correct, including the
username$default for the db name, which might seem odd to some.
BTW, localhost is often used for a server name on various hosting
providers, meaning that you are making a local
Hi and welcome!
If you look at the source of the page in a browser, do you see the
static_version inserted as a part of the path to your css? It should be
something like /static/_1.1.4/css/somecssfile.css.
After a change to 1.1.5, the path should change to
/static/_1.1.5/css/somecssfile.css.
Hm. I expected a flurry of responses by now. I haven't been able to work on
this since Christmas, but... come on, anyone?? :) I would think a
possibility of Bootstrap 3 and Zorb Foundation 5 welcome apps would draw
crowds...
Anyway, layout.html:
- web2py.css needs minor adjustments as there are
Looking at your python version, you're running a RHEL 5 (or a derivative,
such as CentOS). Just a word of caution if you decide to attempt updating
the OS python's version - search the net for previous experiences. It's not
straightforward, as other important parts of the OS depend on it (ie. yu
This can be very simple or complex, depending on if you made any changes to
the database structure or its access information.
Assuming you didn't change anything about your database, the solution is to
simply don't upload your applications//databases folder.
You really should read about databas
My understanding is that:
- github repo for the book app has the latest content
- the online book app is somewhat regularly updated from the github repo
- the pdf is generated only when the actual book gets published.
So once the 6th edition gets out, the pdf will reflect this, not before.
Regard
Ok, so you're using one mod_wsgi / web2py instance and map virtualhosts
into specific apps within. Looks like a neat solution, but it seems to be
problematic in the same way Leonel is describing for the Windows
environment. Basically, different virtualhosts under the same
WSGIDaemonProcess have
Apache and mod_wsgi under CentOS 6.x (or any other RHEL derivative, like
Scientific Linux) tick like a clock. We us this combo for web2py almost
everywhere.
Are you using mod_wsgi as a deamon? Have you set up different process
groups, users etc. for different virtual hosts? You could post the r
You could also programmatically enforce the usage of ssl across the entire
site. Your ajax call would always be https -> https, making CORS
redundant...
Regards
On Saturday, December 21, 2013 3:44:51 PM UTC+1, weheh wrote:
>
> I am dead in the water trying to make an https ajax call from an htt
Hm. It should be looking for
"/admin/static/_2.7.3/codemirror/lib/codemirror.css",
so _2.7.3 and not -2.7.3.
I don't think this dash is a direct typo in the web2py code. A rewrite rule
somewhere, regex gone wrong?
BTW, the number there is only indirectly related to the web2py version, it
isn
Most of the work already done on bootstrap 3, foundation 5, etc. can be
reused. The DOM manipulating parts are also bound to be useful - as an
example of what can be done, if nothing else.
I'm using the plugin_layout_ functionality to keep bootstrap 2 & 3,
bootswatch 2 & 3 and foundation 5 play
If the future python support is the main issue, than I'd say you're
worrying without any need. Support for python 2.x won't simply go away in
two years, other maintainers will take over if it comes to that. If nothing
else, Red Hat has taken on a serious commitment to support python 2.x for a
l
This was announced in this thread:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/web2py/bsGZ4lp-gz4/4olaBq6t7qQJ
Regards
On Thursday, November 28, 2013 12:26:28 PM UTC+1, Meir wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> Someone could inform the purpose and use of the db()select()as_tree()?
>
--
Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- h
Web2py's Welcome app in trunk already comes with Bootstrap 2.3.2 and 3.0.x
is planned for the future.
In the mean time, Bootswatch has older versions available at
https://github.com/thomaspark/bootswatch/tags so you can download a 2.2.2
version.
As you probably know, Bootswatch's css is a drop
Which version of web2py is it? Are you using gevent or rocket web server?
Can you try load testing your devel version and see if you can replicate
the issue? You can use something like siege or a similar tool.
Regards
On Monday, November 4, 2013 4:56:32 PM UTC+1, Andrew Buchan wrote:
>
> Thank
The number doesn't really matter. It's supposed to stay the same until a
static file's content changes, then it should be changed in order to
prevent the browser cache to display the wrong file contents.
So it can be 2.7.3 or 19283773.39393.3939393, doesn't matter.
How are you using apache? Wit
The admin app now uses response.static_version so your solution is not the
most optimal one. If you need a quick fix, I suggest deleting or commenting
out the line 48 from current applications/admin/models/0.py, rather than
moving the files:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/master/applicat
Could you please post in English?
This is an English list and it's impossible to follow either the questions
or the answers for all of us that don't speak your language.
Thanks and regards
On Thursday, October 31, 2013 7:40:42 PM UTC+1, Carlynhos77 wrote:
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> ola, percebi fazendo uns testes aq
What exactly is the problem? Does the downloaded bootstrap behave
differently than you expect it to?
The bootstrap-responsive.min.css file is missing simply because the
customized version includes everything in the basic .css file, it's not an
error.
Regards
On Thursday, October 24, 2013 10:5
The content of both repositories is identical. I see a trend towards Github
due to the ease of use of pull requests for contributions. For checkouts,
Googlecode should be just fine. Contributions in the form of diffs/patches
attached to the googlecode issues are accepted too, but this seems to b
Similar problems have been reported several times in the past week or so.
Perhaps one of the other threads already has a solution for your issue?
If not, please post your web2py version, if you are using Rocket, OS and
browser version and anything else that is different then what's reported in
You seem to be following very old instructions. The skeleton.css used to be
a part of the welcome application, but it isn't any more.
I strongly suggest following a newer how-to or an up to date web2py book.
Regards
On Sunday, October 20, 2013 12:05:09 PM UTC+2, Hasanov wrote:
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> Hi. I am new
Just to note, Bootstrap is included in the welcome app, not web2py itself.
The welcome app is a great starting point and I guess 99% of the web2py
users base their applications on it's code. It gives a nice headstart when
developing web apps. But web2py itself can also be used with any other CSS
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