Thank you Alan .. will give it a try definately. May be I'll be the first
to download this plugin? :)
Regards
On Monday, 8 April 2013 00:15:12 UTC+5, Alan Etkin wrote:
You are right we cant get web2py form helpers but can you
authentication, session management, jsonifying etc. We already
Thank you Alan .. will give it a try definately. May be I'll be the first
to download this plugin? :)
Possibly. Note: I recently added some fixes that might not be included in
the dowloadable plugin. Anyway, you can copy-paste the hg repository files
in your application.
To download
You are right we cant get web2py form helpers but can you authentication,
session management, jsonifying etc. We already have
placed extjs library and our custom developed .js in static folders, now
planning to integrate all extjs into a single app.
Consider using this plugin for connecting
Thank you Derek for the suggestion.
I was planning in the similar way but wanted to hear the same from experts.
:)
The application will have only one view finally. That one view will be a
extjs application. You are right we cant get web2py form helpers but can
you authentication, session
It's hard to answer this without knowing what are the application goals and
what are the issues you're facing. So... what exactly is a problem with the
current approach? What would you like to achieve by restructuring?
Regards,
Ales
On Friday, April 5, 2013 8:45:28 AM UTC+2, at wrote:
HI,
I'd suggest all the 'views' be placed in static. Your ExtJS should handle
all the data. Add json services and let the ExtJS consume them. Note that
you won't get form helpers or the security that web2py provides, but you
get the authentication, DAL, automatic jsonifying and caching.
On
One of the problems is that the extjs implementation has made the
application slow. Because each page is itself an extjs application, it
reloads extjs libs on accessing a view.
So wanted to at least avoid reloading of js libs on each page access
request.
Regards
On Friday, 5 April 2013
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