Well... no. Most of the client side projects are not as backward compatible as web2py. Upgrading the JS / CSS files automaticly, can create problems. I can also make changes in my client-side files, that I wouldn't want web2py to overrun them.
On Sep 27, 7:51 pm, apple <simo...@gmail.com> wrote: > I sometimes have to remind myself which files in an application are > "my files" versus "web2py files". In particular this becomes an issue > with upgrades. It is not clear when the web2py files in applications > have been updated. > > For example the latest release has made changes to files and added > files to static/js and static/css. As a result if you add new features > such as smartgrid, it will not worked as expected without updating > these files. > > Wouldn't it be better to set up the directories so that all of the "my > files" are in one directory and the "web2py files" in another?
