黄祥 wrote:
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> perhaps you can learn a lot from web2py appliances or web2py slices :
> http://www.web2py.com/appliances
> http://www.web2pyslices.com
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Yes, thank you, appliances looks very useful. I think it was actually
something on web2pyslices.com that I found that lead me to investigate
web
Anthony wrote:
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> > The first (minor) problem is that it says something like "In
> > controller: simple_examples.py" above each example. On my system
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Anthony wrote:
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> > ... and the link from the Simple Examples which says "You can find
> > more examples of the web2py Database Abstraction Layer here" doesn't
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c...@isbd.net wrote:
> Then (though this is maybe trying to run before I can walk as I can't
> really understand the simplest examples) when you get down to the
> database examples (which is what I'm particularly interested in) there
> are various oddities:-
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> The 'try it here' link suddenly
I have just installed web2py on an xubuntu system (latest stable
download rather then from the Ubuntu repository). That's all OK and I
can run web2py.py and, after entering a password, the 'Welcome' page
appears in my browser.
I'm fairly experienced with the LAMP admin side of things so that was
Anthony wrote:
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> > Is there any way that web2py can at least *tell* me that there's a new
> > version available?
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> Not automatically, though the home page of the admin app indicates when an
> update is available.
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Ah, good, I'm fairly happy with that. It's the same sort of thing
t
c...@isbd.net wrote:
> Anthony wrote:
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> > > I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version.
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> > > The web2py available from the main Ubuntu repository is version 1.99
> > > which is rather out of date.
> > >
> > > I know I *could* install web2py by downloading the source
Anthony wrote:
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> > I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version.
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> > The web2py available from the main Ubuntu repository is version 1.99
> > which is rather out of date.
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> > I know I *could* install web2py by downloading the source tarball but
> > then I'd have to re
I run xubuntu on my home server, the current 15.10 version.
The web2py available from the main Ubuntu repository is version 1.99
which is rather out of date.
I know I *could* install web2py by downloading the source tarball but
then I'd have to remember to update it all the time. Is there not a
LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
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> Like this?
> http://www.web2pyslices.com/slice/show/1928/basic-inline-editing-in-sqlformgrid-no-plugin-no-javascript
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Yes, that's pretty much what I'm after.
Just a couple of questions:-
This may be trying to run before I can walk but never mind! :-)
Is it easy to create a grid type table editing form in web2py? I just
want an easy way to edit an existing table, edit existing fields and
add new rows. It's just simple data, text and numeric fields in a
sqlite3 database.
I want
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