Hi All,
I am facing a problem in login screen using XMLHttpRequst sending the
data to the pylons controller. controller is getting the value through
request.params. but its not redirecting the same.
def login_validation(self):
c.username = request.params['username']
c.password =
Hi Bill,
Thanks, I've fixed this now.
Cheers,
James
Bill wrote:
http://authkit.org/trac/browser/AuthKit/trunk/authkit/authenticate/__init__.py#L327
references AuthConfigError instead of AuthKitConfigError:
#
# Configure the config files
#
if config_file and
Hi Jose,
I get the same problem. No doubt something to do with Windows paths.
First thing to do is see if it is a Pylons or Paste problem so I'll do
some checks.
Cheers,
James
I just tried the removing all the spaces from my paths and it still does
not work. I'm also not getting much in
Hi Jose,
The problem is that StaticURLParser keeps some variables with / path
separators and \ characters with others if you don't specify the
root_directory on Windows.
The solution on Windows is to specify both the directory and the
root_directory when setting up the static file parser and
I had the same problem as Jose. I'm using windows also. I downgraded
to Paste 1.0.1 and it works.
jw
On Dec 18, 8:04 am, James Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jose,
I get the same problem. No doubt something to do with Windows paths.
First thing to do is see if it is a Pylons or Paste
Hi jw,
You probably don't want to do that though because of the potential
security issue in that version of Paste. Just modify your
config/middleware.py file as I described in my last email and everything
should work.
Cheers,
James
programmer.py wrote:
I had the same problem as Jose.
On 12/11/06, Ben Bangert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 11, 2006, at 3:25 PM, Sean Davis wrote:
Unfortunately, I did.
I just got a working example running without any of the config
stuff working--the model has a hard-coded dsn in it right now. I
can work backwards from that toward
James Gardner wrote:
Hi jw,
You probably don't want to do that though because of the potential
security issue in that version of Paste. Just modify your
config/middleware.py file as I described in my last email and everything
should work.
Cheers,
James
programmer.py wrote:
Thanks James, I'll make these changes right away. It also looks like
Ian might be looking into a more permanent solution as well so I'll keep
my eys open for that too.
Jose
James Gardner wrote:
Hi Jose,
The problem is that StaticURLParser keeps some variables with / path
separators and \
James Gardner wrote:
Hi Jose,
The problem is that StaticURLParser keeps some variables with / path
separators and \ characters with others if you don't specify the
root_directory on Windows.
The solution on Windows is to specify both the directory and the
root_directory when setting
I recently upgraded pylons to 0.9.3 because I was not getting any
logging output (this is still broken for me :( -- any hints on where I
can begin looking for this problem?)
Anyway, in the pylons.database module, the AutoConnectHub has a
get_connection method, instead of getConnection which it
fwiw, im on windows -
import os.path
os.path.normpath(r'c:\tmp\pylons-sandbox\helloworld')
'c:\\tmp\\pylons-sandbox\\helloworld'
Also, Ian is right, the problem is in urlparser.py ... I printed out
the `full' and self.root_directory before the check @457 and got -
Oh, I think this is what you really wanted to know about normpath...
os.path.normpath(r'c:/tmp/pylons-sandbox/helloworld')
'c:\\tmp\\pylons-sandbox\\helloworld'
It does seem to fix the path separator on windows.
jw
On Dec 18, 11:51 am, programmer.py [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fwiw, im on
Hi all,
I've checked in some changes to paste.urlparser to work with Windows but
I've noticed a problem with certain URLs now redirecting to themselves
which I'm investigating.
Cheers,
James
programmer.py wrote:
Oh, I think this is what you really wanted to know about normpath...
Here's what I ended up with for persistent thread-local Durus
connections in Pylons. It works in my test, using a TCP socket to the
database server and doing multiple requests until a thread is reused.
Are there any flaws in the coding?
Is CONFIG[global_conf]{__file__] the best way to get the
On 12/14/06, Pedro Algarvio, aka, s0undt3ch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One way to use ungettext, or better, we could also attach ungettext to
N_() like some C progams do, just an idea.
ungettext and N_ aren't the same thing. N_ is used to mark a string
for translation but *not* translate it.
I'm currently working on the extraction from genshi with help from
http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/GenshiRecipes/Localization, but the
regex presented there is too narrow. So far I've succeeded on extending
it a bit more, I can now also match:
_(A string which
will become
\too
On 12/16/06, Philip Jenvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 14, 2006, at 12:48 PM, Pedro Algarvio, aka, s0undt3ch wrote:
I agree with Ben's arguments, I expect _() to simply exist and do the
correct job, what about binding ungettext to N_()? would that clutter
the namespace?
gettext
http://pylonshq.com/project/pylonshq/browser/Pylons/trunk/docs/internationalization.txt
Wow, great document
This is a lot of non-Pylons-specific work!
And this should really be added to the Python wiki, too... and
eventually should enter the standard Python documentation.
My notes:
For example MySQL's Unicode documentation is here
Also note that you need to consider both the encoding of the database
and the encoding used by the database driver.
If you're using MySQL together with SQLAlchemy, see the following, as
there are some bugs in MySQLdb that you'll need
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
I'm currently working on the extraction from genshi with help from
http://genshi.edgewall.org/wiki/GenshiRecipes/Localization, but the
regex presented there is too narrow. So far I've succeeded on extending
it a bit more, I can now also match:
_(A string
Actually this is what I've used to create per thread durus connections
and cache them:
from durus.client_storage import ClientStorage
from durus.connection import Connection
import threading
def connect(address):
tls = threading.local()
try:
connection = tls.connection
except:
Dear James,
I was looking at what you checked in and I'm confussed, how does it work:
your code:
if os.path.sep != '/':
440 directory = directory.replace('/', os.path.sep)
441 self.root_directory =
self.root_directory.replace('/', os.path.sep)
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