My typo:
form.accepts(request,session)
On Aug 9, 8:30 pm, Andrew <awillima...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Massimo,
> I'm guessing form.accept isn't implemented yet. I get:
> AttributeError: 'FORM' object has no attribute 'accept'
>
> Thanks
> Andrew W
>
> On Aug 10, 1:53 am, Massimo Di Pierro <massimo.dipie...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
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> > There are many old applications inhttp://web2py.com/appliancessome
> > are current, come are old, some are crap.
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> > I encourage users to adopt an app:
> > - pick one
> > - download it and try it
> > - determine if it is crap and if it is let me know, I will delete it!
> > (*)
> > - try improve it (good exercise) (**)
> > - add your name as author, post it on github or bitbucket or google
> > code and send me a link.
> > - I will replace the app with your link
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> > (*) an app is crap if
> > - does nothing useful
> > - uses identity.py
> > - perhaps if it uses t2.py or plugin_t2.py (but not necessarily, kpax
> > is not too bad)
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> > (**) how to improve it?
> > cp from welcome layout.html, static/* appadmin.py and appadmin.html
> > replace whatever auth method with Auth
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> > fix it if does not work.
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> > replace syntax like
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> > rows = db(...).select()
> > if not rows: recirect(...)
> > row=rows[0]
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> > with
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> > row = db(...).select().first() or redirect(...)
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> > replace
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> > form.accepts(request.vars,session)
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> > with
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> > form.accept(request,session)
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> > replace
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> > URL(r=request,c='controller',f='function',...)
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> > with
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> > URL('controller','function',...)
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> > This is a good exercise.
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> > Massimo
