Hi Jonas :)
Jonas wrote:
Hi David,
At the end I have decided to create a blog engine in Pylons.
I begun to developing the models for Django but recently released
Babel, a library for i18n and i10n that is very well designed. Andi I
doubt much that Django added to its system (at least
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
On 6/1/07, baus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anything that implements most of the features in the Rails'
acts like authenticated plugin for pylons?
http://technoweenie.stikipad.com/plugins/show/Acts+as+Authenticated
It seems authkit handles a
Max Ischenko wrote:
May be ChangeLog can provide hints about changes in default project layout
the users of older release should pay attention to?
Hmm, this is doable but I think it was actually documented. Another possible
solution would be to make the project depend on the version of Pylons
Gregory W. Bond wrote:
i've been scratching my head about how to do this with Routes but i'm
beginning to think it's not possible
what i want to do is compute the controller value based on (dynamic
parts) of the requested url - for example, if the requested url is /
I have a few in development. If you want to help, or even just tell me what
features you want, please let me know.
David
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
On 5/26/07, Jonas Melian
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any FLOSS blog system using Pylons?
I've heard that blogs that use Pylons are
James Gardner wrote:
yoink Is it considered standard practice to allow
non-ascii usernames though? Particularly since usernames are supposed to
be case-insensitive in AuthKit?
I'd like to make allowing non-ascii usernames standard practice, trying to
make pylons i18n the best possible.
jj, I actually agree strongly with you regarding the potential dangers. My
counter argument is that if you specify the encoding of the database in the
config file to a different encoding than is in the mysql config file, don't
you risk double-encoding anyway? Now that the bug is fixed in MySQLdb,
Hi Max, thanks for the quick response,
Max Ischenko wrote:
My exprience shows that it may be necessarily to specify encoding for
mysql in dburi.
The reason is that mysql server may be configured with default encoding
that doesn't match the database you're connecting to. E.g. if you open
Hi Mike,
Thank you for all the details. I've seen the merits of the arguments and I
guess the conclusion is these points:
1) The MySQL specific option of use_unicode is not needed anymore. The MySQL
specific charset option also is deprecated.
2) The SQLAlchemy convert_unicode option is
Christoph Haas email-Nf+wZpSdgwd6//[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Saturday 03 February 2007 08:01, dds wrote:
Thanks for looking into the pagination stuff.
No hope too soon. :)
On Jan 29, 11:54 pm, Christoph Haas e...-Nf+wZpSdgwd6//[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The documentation
Hi Chris,
You said that your command line programs are using the same
SQLAlchemy tables etc as your web-app, I'd like to know how
you're handling configuration.
I ask because Ian Bicking and I are still formulating the ideas
for how to handle scripts bundled with web-apps (for the same
purpose,
Hi Damjan
I've been playing a lot with toscawidgets for the past few
months and I have the opposite problem; good understanding of
the system but lack of a good example to show it off!
I'll get started tonight on coding this up as a toscawidget
project.
Damjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've
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Uwe Feldtmann uwe-t63v2z5pxu/[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Damjan wrote:
What I want is to pick up the languages supported by the browser in
the
order in which they are specified by the browser. It would appear
that
Firefox changes the sequence of the languages based
I've written up unit tests and create a ticket for them to be merged (#193)
You can view the patch online at
http://bosabosa.org/~dds/darcs/index.cgi?r=pylons;a=commit;h=20070205041826-1caef-280606e89ae354f655b4cce0ce6b121218b10056.gz
There is a binary mo file in the patch that will probably
Hi, I'm trying to integrate Atom publishing support in my blog
app which already uses authkit with the forward method very nicely.
I'm thinking about how to handle the authentication on the
AtomPP side, and in general what to do if the client doesn't
support cookies, and would like to hear
I brought this up with Alberto Valverde and Ian Bicking because
I was using toscawidgets to provoke the problems, but there are
issues with formencode that affect pylons' form handling as
well so I will repeat them here. Alberto has fixed them by
overriding the relevant formencode behavior inside
Hi, attached are patches, one for test cases and one to make
them pass, for unicode and utf-8 URL encoding support in
routes.
I opened tickets in route's trac but it seems this is the right
place, but see and #32 #33 #35.
Thanks,
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Thu Jan 11 21:28:22 JST 2007 David Smith
Hi all,
I looked into supporting running a project straight out of an
egg file. While most of the necessary changes aren't so
complex, the myghty and mako directory settings in
pylons/config.py look to take substantially more effort.
I'd like to setup myghty to support reading templates from a
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