[web2py] Re: partial csv import

2010-12-09 Thread pftpft
Just ran another test from scratch. Did the same thing. It puts the , in the first 15 rows then stops. If I put something in the bottom right hand column, it'll put commas starting after the preceding row multiple of 16. No big deal now that I know what it is doing. ... key94,value94 key95,value

[web2py] Re: partial csv import

2010-12-07 Thread pftpft
dipierro wrote: > That is not the problem. The problem is that you have a row that does > not contain enough columns. > Try open with excel, then export it again. > > On Dec 7, 1:10 pm, pftpft wrote: > > > Using the 'database administration', I am trying to import a

[web2py] partial csv import

2010-12-07 Thread pftpft
Using the 'database administration', I am trying to import an Excel generated CSV file (with lots of rows) into a table but it only imports in 15 rows at a time then gives the following flash message: unable to parse csv file list index out of range If I try to do a file with only 20 rows it work

[web2py] output

2010-11-23 Thread pftpft
I'm new to the MVC structure and am trying to figure out where things go. Let's say I've got a group of items. The index page lists them with a link to each. On the item page, it runs a detailed calculation and prints various output. For example, Item 1 Built in 2007. Initial value $1,000 2008

[web2py] get_content

2010-11-16 Thread pftpft
I'm new to web2py. I've scanned thru most of the "book" and have set up web2py on our local apache server. Inside of the 'examples' application, I pulled up the default/index.html view and see the line: {{=get_content('maincontent')}} I've done various searches and don't see where get_content