Here are some things to look at :
SQLObject uses Class naming conventions is a special way. The system may be
thinking that the class is a join between the 'Uploaded' class and the 'File' class.
Try keeping the case lower after the leading upper case:
class Uploadedfile(SQLObject):
...
...
Could you supply the trace back so we can see what exceptions are raised?
Also check the uri in dev.cfg...
And make sure you did a 'tg-admin sql create' if need be.
Hope this helps,
Nick
On 7/25/06, OriginalBrownster
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello
I have this class set up to handle a filename. I want to display all
the listing in abspath onto a kid template called private.kid...
abspath holds the filename and path of files uploaded to the data base.
==I tried to use the sample from the tutorial of displaying the
pagename==
class UploadedFile(SQLObject):
filename = StringCol(alternateID=True)
abspath = StringCol()
size = IntCol()
==I tried to use in the controller==
myfile = UploadedFile.byFilename(abspath)
file_path = [myfile.abspath for myfile in
UploadedFile.select(orderBy=UploadedFile.q.abspath)]
==and to display the abspaths on the template i tried ==
<ul>
<li py:for="" in file_path">${abspath}</li>
</ul>
Now this doesn't work so there must be something wrong somewhere
So if someone can help me I'd appreciate it
thanks
Stephen
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