I'm planning to use Full-Text Search Functions from Mysql[0]. I think DAL
doesn't support it yet, right?
What would be my options to use it integrated with the DAL? Just like the
"contains" function, ex: db.product.name.contains('name of my product')
Something like this:
>>> query = db.product
An web application will not have access to your serial port. Unless there's
some kind of module/dll for that.
I think the easiest way to do that is writing a script that you will run
local in your machine and send the data to web2py through a post/get
request.
To send the data to an web application
See [1].
I'm working on a project that needs seller/buyer logins, where the seller
needs to input information about the store and the buyer must provide and
address. But instead of be using the auth_user table to store that
information, I'm using db.store and db.address, and then after the
user(se
I've just started to work on a cart module for web2py. It's not higly
tested and It's not in production yet. But I'll be working on this modules
for the next days.
Any kind of suggestion or help would be appreciated.
https://github.com/Marcelo-Theodoro/web2py_cart
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Thanks folks. Maybe I will try the model-less approach in the future. But
for now the response.models_to_run will work fine. :)
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I'm working on a project that has a lot of table definitions. For reasons
of better performance and design, I've decided to use Condicional models.
The problem is: Each one of the controllers, needs more than one model, and
each model is used by more than one of the controllers. Something like:
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