Another way of looking at it is that the user is presented with views
(or more accurately, HTML rendered from a view by a controller using
the models) but interacts with controllers. Whenever a user clicks on
an application link on a view, the browser sends a request and the
controller handles it
Found an error with the links in the Complete API section ( /api )
e.g.
http://killer-web-development.com/docstring/SQLFORM
Any request that goes to docstring seems to generate an error.
Rock on and keep those chapters coming!
On Dec 20, 12:33 pm, ma...@rockiger.com rocki...@googlemail.com
I downloaded the 1.99.3 source today and unzipped it with no issues.
Maybe it was the crappy mobile connection or just some hiccup in the
interwebs. I'd try again from another connection or just clear your
cache and try downloading again... or use wget
On Dec 13, 6:04 am, Nik Go
Hmmm... so python does not like dashes within an identifier, making
this troublesome. You'll have to first off, get ride of the dashes in
data-role, maybe just use underscores and rewrite them to be dashes
when rendering them in XML.
I think your best option is to create a new DIV class (or alter
Ok, Anthony's idea is like a million times better.
-1 for extending the div class
:(
On Sep 27, 2:32 pm, kasapo kas...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmmm... so python does not like dashes within an identifier, making
this troublesome. You'll have to first off, get ride of the dashes in
data-role, maybe
I always liked this one (though really not as cool):
http://fictivekin.com/
Double click the dots. You can even put them back.
The modifiable text/style/font is ti**ies though!
-Kasapo
On Sep 19, 8:13 pm, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
wrote:
http://use.fontorie.com/
How
Yes, sometimes when I do google searches it seems to find the code i
search for in the french version (since the code is still english...
like searching for response.vars or something), but there is a
variable ?_language=fr in the URL.
After accessing a page (creating a session?) with the 'fr'
Hi,
So I think I might not really understand routes.py.
Here is my problem: my web2py app is run at a url like:
http://host.domain.tld/meetings/2011/MYAPP
But, there is a proxypass rule for /meetings/2011/MYAPP to go to
localhost:8180/MYAPP (which is what web2py is running on)
So, I think I
Hi all,
I recently upgrade from web2py 1.91.6 to 1.96.4 so I could use the
recaptcha feature (it seems not to work on Firefox and some IE on
1.91.6).
Unfortunately, this seems to have broken my daemon.
When I launch web2py via the command line:
python2.6 web2py.py -p 8180
It works fine.
I
What about using the auth groups?
See here: http://www.web2py.com/book/default/chapter/08#Decorators
You can use the function decorator:
@auth.requires_login()
for general users (and admins)
and use:
@auth.requires_membership('admin')
for admin pages
Then all you have to do is add admin users
I had an issue with SMTP not sending emails last week.
I could send them using the SMTP lib though... In the end changing to
use port 25 worked, though my email client uses a different port which
works fine.
Try port 25 if you're not using it, if that doesn't work, try loading
web2py with the
Hi all,
I just ran into a sort of stupid issue. I setup ldap authentication
for my web2py app some time ago, and just recently noticed this issue
-- I cannot seem to authenticate when connecting to the web2py
application using port forwarding (via SSH tunnel).
When logging in to the Production
Hi all,
I recently setup another instance of web2py for testing on a new
system, and noticed something strange with blocks.
Basically, I have three slightly different versions of web2py running:
1.89.3 (DEMO server), 1.91.6 (DEV server) and 1.95.1 which I just
installed with the auto-upgrade
5, 1:37 pm, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello kasapo,
I do not completely follow you code. If I do, you have two blocks. The
code included in one of the blocks seems to extend a block included
in another block. I am unsure this is supposed to work. Anyway, let's
try
is
that they don't.
PS: I'm testing HTML5 stuff, hence the nav and section elements,
but that should have absolutely no bearing on the template parsing.
-Kas
On May 5, 2:53 pm, kasapo kas...@gmail.com wrote:
First off -- let me say that my usage of the templating in this case
is somewhat
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