While a visitor is reading a page/looking at the view, I'd like to be
doing something in the background in preparation for his or her next
action, or to finish processing his previous action. Right now all my
functions end with return statements that display a view. Do they
have to end with return
On Mar 1, 8:34 pm, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
wrote:
That is a difference. They follow explicit is better than implicit
and that cause verbosity. We choose to follow do not repeat yourself
and everything should have a default so web2py's code is more
compact. If you like
Impressive! It installed easily, using Ubuntu Software Manager
(10.10). It said License: Unknown, Updates: Unknown, with no
screenshot.
However, I did get an error on the examples app - maybe this is a
known issue.
ERROR TICKET FOR EXAMPLES
TICKET ID
That's great. I like the idea of having two or three layers of
documentation, which would allow Here is a basic overview of this
feature, but click here to read all the details. I agree that people
shouldn't have to Google to learn about older features, but only to
learn about new features that
Yes, a blog for GAE could be a killer app - a free blogging platform,
particularly attractive to people in China who are blocked from using
Wordpress.com. Our killer blog app would be based on InstantPress, of
course, but its admin interface would have to work like Wordpress,
just as OpenOffice
on a limited person basis. It currently
supports 4 operations: List dirty words, Censor dirty words, Replace
dirty words, and Define Dirty words. If you're interested in testing
it for us, please send an email to ryan at noslang.com.
Michael McGinnis
On Feb 16, 9:18 am, Jonathan Lundell jlund
Also, you might want to look at what Ethan Marcotte has done with
media queries using CSS, which he calls responsive web design:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/responsive-web-design/
Michael McGinnis
On Feb 14, 2:47 pm, Chris partyonais...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I'm making a site
I can't find documentation in the book for this, either by searching
for logging.conf, logger.app or web2py.app. Maybe I'm lazy or
ignorant. But I love the usability consulting part of my job: anytime
something isn't extremely easy for me to find on a website, I can
claim that it's not my fault,
I had a similar experience. My app ran fine on web2py and on the GAE
SDK, but when I deployed it, the indexes (which surely were created
while running it on the SDK), never arrived.
On Jan 27, 8:49 am, devGS vitali@geniestills.com wrote:
Hello,
I'm can't make my GAE Launcher to generate the
But the home page also says, ...or contact us and we will assemble
for you a well-balanced and cost-effective international team to work
on your project. Should we use the
http://experts4solutions.com/e4s/default/contact
to start that process, or should the home page be changed to de-
emphasize
I'd like to help fix those typos. Let me know how I can get started.
Michael McGinnis
michael.d.mcgin...@gmail.com
On Dec 22, 4:01 pm, Stefaan Himpe stefaan.hi...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a typo on this planet that can evade Anthony? :D
While we're on the subject... *cough
No opposition here. Like others, I was originally confused whether
using the web2py framework would force my web app to be open source.
I would welcome a change in license.
On Dec 16, 4:33 pm, mdipierro mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu wrote:
GPL2 creates the loophole. The AGPL closes the loophole. The
Yes, we ought to standardize on www or non-www, but as GoldenTiger
implied earlier, the Google Page Rank displayed in toolbars and tools
has little relationship to the numbers that Google actually uses to
rank pages. Seomoz is a great resource.
On Dec 11, 8:41 am, GoldenTiger
Those are good ideas. Automatically appending the site name at the end
of each title might be helpful. Or copying the first paragraph as a
fall-back meta-description (not so sure about that one). Or inserting
dynamic keywords for each page into the meta keywords. But we also
have to avoid
I've never used either one before. But no errors on pypy-1.4.
For jython-2.5.2rc2, here is a typical message, apparently one of 77:
**
File dal.py, line 4874, in __main__.test_all
Failed example:
db.paper.drop()
Exception
.
On Dec 9, 11:17 pm, Michael McGinnis ish...@biographiks.com wrote:
I've never used either one before. But no errors on pypy-1.4.
For jython-2.5.2rc2, here is a typical message, apparently one of 77:
**
File dal.py, line
That's great. I will be running on GAE, so I guess it wouldn't work
for me.
I expect that all I would need is a notification that the payment has
been credited to my Paypal account, and how much, so the amount can be
credited to the user's account in my system. I would also like to
transfer
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