Hello,
the tutorial is making some progress:
Begining with chapter 5, it should be interesting for web2py users, that
are already familiar with the basics of web2py and want
to learn about functional testing with selenium.
Some links to start:
Selenium setup: http://killer-web-development.com/s
Chapter 4 is online: it contains planning for the sample app and is
intruducing Selenium for functional testing.
Best
marco
I have kicked the docstrings. They belong to web2py.com
I don't think so ;). This was meant sarcasticly, right?
Should go away, when all dns servers are updated.
Maybe a view dns server do not know about the domain. The domain is hosted
in Germany and the website on Fluxflex (this means Amazon cloud?).
actually it is a problem with markmin plugin, it kills the ~
Thats a typo, it should be* *~* for editor backup files.
Thank you
I published the first 3 chapters of my web development tutorial at
http://killer-web-development.com
It's aimed at total web development beginners and uses web2py as framework.
The idea was to write a web development tutorial based on web2py, because
web2py is the easiest
to use web development
Ok, I found the mistake. Somehow, I deleted the __init__.py in the modules
directory.
So sorry, for the post.
Hi I have a strange error:
I uploaded the web2py-book application via git to my fluxflex account and I
get the following error message:
No module named plugin_notemptymarker
If I look in the app admin indeed the plugin_notemptymarker.py file is not
shown under modules. So I uploaded
the fil
The new home page looks very nice.
Means this web2py is leaving ez-css und mercurial behind?
I am just asking because of my introductory book to web development
featuring web2py
and don't wanna present obsolete solutions.
Hi Andrea,
I am working on a book about learning web development with web2py. The
conzept is a mixture of railsturial.org and Headfirst Html.
I will post the first 3 chapters before christmas.
Marco
I have a question to the mercurial users out there. Did anybody managed to
upload applications to fluxflex with the mercurial-git plugin.
I don't wanna use git for web2py development.
Regards,
Marco
Do you ignore the sqlite-file?
Can you Post the content of you .gitignore
Hi Samuele,
use wget:
wget --recursive -l 1 --no-clobber --page-requisites --html-extension
--convert-links --restrict-file-names=windows --domains web2py.com
--no-parent http://www.web2py.com/book
This way you get the whole book properly link. Everything ist in there.
You can use estore for simple shop systems.
But it is very basic, you will have to implement the payment systems by
yourself.
It is not suited for bigger ecommerce sites.
Marco
Yeah, but server side is needed too :)
Thank, I will try this tomorow morning.
What is the most elegant solution to this problem:
I have a form for address information in an ecommerce application.
The user can optionally input a different delivery address - this is done
via radio button.
In this case the requirement for the delivery address fields change -
nothing special
I have a somewhat general question.
Should be funtions to use with your controller somewhere in the controllers
folder?
Having so much functions in the model seems kind of odd to me or am I wrong?
Please enlightenm me.
That said, subfolder are a big improvement.
Marco
Thanks for clearing this up.
Installed it anyway. From a subjective view, my site feels faster.
Could it be that the compression is done after the view are generated?
Did somebody of you guys ever uses the mod_pagespeed for Apache?
Did it work well with web2py? How were the speed gains?
Thanks for the tip. But I doubt that this is faster than making the
database-request, imo.
Thanks for the clarification.
The noScript-Tag works, but this way the database-query is executed. I would
like
to find about javascript in the request of the client.
I am using disqus as comment system. This only works for client that have
javascript enabled.
I am programming a fallback for clients that don't have javascript (esp.
Google).
I am curios, if there is a way, to see if javascript is enabled on the
client making a request to a website?
This way I
Of course digg into Drupal, it is one of the best CMS out there.
Who cares about reddit, anyway?
All communities are biased. Don't mind that shit.
Marco
Here are some thoughts on URL design you might be interested in:
http://warpspire.com/posts/url-design/
Marco
Merry Christmas and a happy new your to all you web2py-contributors.
You do an awesome work - everyone.
Marco
+10
pyStack is pretty awesome.
I suppord the registration and naming suggestions, though.
Marco
Could you show you browser-source?
But actually I have to admit, Branko is right. You don't get the
redirect.
I used it in a situation where I didn't want a redirect.
@Branko
Coud you give an example of a partial form?
Marco
+1
PageRank is dying and not what Google really uses.
The www.web2py.com vs web2py.com is a non issue from a search engine
perspective.
You can tell Google Webmaster Tools that web2py.com == www.web2py.com.
By the way, any interesting business ideas here in the web2py-world?
Marco
On 3 Dez., 15:46, mdipierro wrote:
> I do not think there is a lack of ideas not a lack of execution
> capabilities. The problem is that the more interesting projects
> require a critical mass of users to start. Think abo
I use facebox, too. It works very well.
Is the form in an iframe?
On 20 Nov., 10:27, Bernardo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My question is, has anyone been able to place a working form inside a
> facebox box?
>
> Facebox is a jQuery plugin (http://chriswanstrath.com/facebox/). Well,
> the form is shown p
Cool stuff.
On 20 Nov., 04:42, mdipierro wrote:
> http://web2py.com/examples/static/web2py_keywords_comics.png
+1
Totally agree with that.
Speed is a luxary problem - concentrate on making an awesome app, not
a fast one.
On Nov 14, 1:44 am, b00m_chef wrote:
> Let me just say that the chance that your app will have the traffic of
> facebook or twitter or even livejournal (yes it is still alive) is so
>
1+
It is established and is pleasing.
On Oct 11, 5:20 am, Richard wrote:
> forgot to include my point - so how about remove the WP thing and just
> keep the stylish "web2py" text.
>
> On Oct 11, 2:16 pm, Richard wrote:
>
>
>
> > I like the Django and Symfony
> > logos:http://upload.wikimedia.or
Totally digg the new website, looks good and more importan seems to be
much better organized.
Regarding the logo: use the old one - web2py has working hard to
establish
some kind of brand, why destroy that?
Take care
+1 KPAX
An CMS is essential for adoption of web2py. If you have a small
project for a small customer. You simple can't write an app from
scratch -
even if you use web2py. This is where php really shines.
I would really like to help with the information and interaction
design of kpax.
On Aug 2, 1
nly sees the new url, not the old one.
>
> On Jul 29, 3:58 am, "ma...@rockiger.com"
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > If I rewrite an old url to a new one inroutes.py:
> > What is the response? A 301(permanent) or a 302 (temporary)?
>
> > I ask this question, becau
If I rewrite an old url to a new one in routes.py:
What is the response? A 301(permanent) or a 302 (temporary)?
I ask this question, because Google don't like temporary redirects
and I don't want to mess with my Apache configuration if I can
do the redirects with web2py.
Thanks,
Marco
Hello,
the user-functions like login or register don`t work, if the are in an
javascript-overlay.
I use the jquery-plugin facebox. The overlay open up, as it should,
but when I submit
the login-form nothing happens.
In the view I include the overlay like this:
Facebox get the content of the pag
This is my honest opinion.
Practice what you preach.
On Feb 8, 11:12 pm, mikech wrote:
> Seriously?
>
> On Feb 8, 1:47 pm, "ma...@rockiger.com"
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > From the web2py marketing department:
>
> > Using anything different than web2py is a
>From the web2py marketing department:
Using anything different than web2py is a no go.
Practice what you preach. Otherwise you are not credible
On Feb 5, 5:21 am, Anand Vaidya wrote:
> On Feb 5, 10:44 am, mdipierro wrote:
>
> > Do you want me to endorse a web2py wiki make with Drupal?
>
> > Ma
This would be awesome. Especially with inline exercises like in
htdp and sicp. Web2py the scheme of web programming :)
On Dec 26, 3:16 am, mdipierro wrote:
> good point. I will.
>
> On Dec 25, 6:45 pm, "ma...@rockiger.com"
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > A sugges
A suggestion for the book. Could you add some problems sets to the
new edition? It makes it easier for to learn the topics in the book.
On Dec 21, 11:17 pm, mdipierro wrote:
> You can view it for free on scribd but the only option to download is
> lulu. There will be anewversion in summer 2010 be
Is it possible to give the label in the IS_IN_DB function more than
one value?
I mean somthing like this:
...requires = IS_IN_DB(db, 'test.id', "%s - %s" % (db.test.col1,
db.test.col2))
I hope you get what I mean.
Thanks.
Best,
Marco
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You r
Blackmailing was not intented,
I want to apologize for that.
The name is fine for me. I know and love the project already.
Also the name is SEO-optimzed.
>
> As for "..he should..." --- there are some interesting psychology books on
> the language of emotional blackmail ;-)
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On Mar 19, 5:18 pm, __future__ wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> 4. The name is terrible (I know this has been covered and likely won't
> change but I have to say it anyway). The name web2py has no gravitas.
> Gluon was a MUCH better name, IMO. I understand the reasons it had to
> change but web2py, as
Going the classical way with an additional table to store the
relations between the entities
or going with requires(db, 'table.id', 'table.name' ,mutiple = True) ?
Please post all advantages and disadvantages.
Rockin' regards,
Marco
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You recei
I want to mention two things.
1. The killerapp for web2py is a succesfull website. It is like
Basecamp and Twitter for Rails. It has not only to do with the
capabilities, but people think: "Oh I know this website/webapp".
2. The claim should be decided bei Massimo. Period. All others can
share the
On Mar 16, 12:16 am, Yarko Tymciurak wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 5:46 PM, ma...@rockiger.com
> > wrote:
>
> > My first impression was, web2py would be an framework made for
> > enterprises.
> > Very huge and complicated. Actually it is quite the opposite.
On Mar 16, 12:47 am, mdipierro wrote:
> This questions comes up once in a while. The reason for the published
> book is not that I make any money from it. the reason is that I need
> to justify to my employer the time I spend on web2py. In academia only
> publications count. A book on sale coun
. Just wondering. Anything we
> can do to state things more clearly is much appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Yarko
>
> On Sun, Mar 15, 2009 at 5:03 PM, ma...@rockiger.com
>
>
> > wrote:
>
> > Let's stop calling web2py an enterprise framework. I know the
Let's stop calling web2py an enterprise framework. I know the
intention behind it, but I think it is more scaring people away than
it produces interest.
Rockin' regards,
Marco
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The book is very well done, except of some typos.
Is there any plan to make open book, like the djagobook?
It is not because I am stingy, but because web2py is moving so fast.
Thanks for web2py the most productive web-framework out there. (I only
speak for myself)
Rockin' Regards,
Marco
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Hello,
I don't know if I am doing somthing wrong or if I found a bug. I can't
insert to a certain table called "sub_pos".
The ticket I get when I try to insert to this table in appadmin is
this:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/macco/Programme/web2py/gluon/restricted.py", line 98,
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