Which version of FormBuild are you using and where did you see that
example please? In the latest version there is no helpers module. I'd
suggest either installing an older version or updating to version 3
and using the Form class.
pip install --upgrade FormBuild=3.0,=3.0.99
Docs for that
Hi waugust,
Thanks. There are actually two problems here:
* A bug in form.end_with_layout()
* A bug where the example LiteralForm in the docs is out of date
I've made a new release 3.0.2 to fix them both. If you get the source
distribution and look at test/pylons_test.py you should see the
Hi Jamie,
It sounds like you already have a farily sophisticated setup so I'd
recommend rolling your own but using the AuthKit code as an example
for anything you wish to build yourself.
One tip though, I now believe using exceptions to trigger the 401 and
403 responses and then intercepting
Hi everyone,
I'm pleased to announce that The Definitive Guide to Pylons is now
available in bookshops. If you order a copy from Amazon today you
might even get it in time for Christmas!
http://www.amazon.com/Definitive-Guide-Pylons-James-Gardner/dp/1590599349/
The book represents 18 months
Hi Tomasz,
[Wed Dec 10 05:38:44 2008] [error] [client [...]] mod_wsgi (pid=8169):
Exception occurred processing WSGI script
'/home/.../public_html/pyupo/apache2/pyupo.wsgi'.
[Wed Dec 10 05:38:44 2008] [error] [client 88.199.174.122] TypeError:
sequence of string values expected, value of
Hi Raoul,
Sorry, I quoted someone else, and I didn't clarify to say that I don't
agree with him 100%. Faux pas on my part there, I didn't intend to be
insulting. What I tried to convey was that AuthKit doesn't fit *my*
needs.
Sorry, I hadn't seen the earlier thread, my fault too.
Not at
Hi Eric,
It isn't that it hasn't received any attention, rather that I need to
be sure your patch won't break other functionality. I've released
AuthKit 0.4.1 which mirrors the current trunk and started working on
applying the patches but for the next week or two I'm going to be
completely busy
Hi Steven, Ben and Walter,
I updated the AuthKit chapters today:
http://pylonsbook.com/alpha1/authentication_and_authorization
http://pylonsbook.com/alpha1/simplesite_part_3
As it happens, although the SimpleSite Part 3 chapter isn't finished,
I believe all the AuthKit information is now
There is an incompatibility between AuthKit and Pylons 0.9.7. Just put
the all the AuthKit middleware right at the end of the middleware
stack before the return statement and after the Cascade and then it
should work. (This is explained in the updated documentation).
On Oct 14, 4:04 pm, Steven
That's right, you need to import your model into the websetup.py file:
from simplesite import model
On Oct 14, 4:58 pm, Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm a newbie as well (working through the pylonsbook.com) in my
SimpleSite/simplesite/websetup.py I have this line at the top of the
file
PROTECTED] wrote:
Some claim (http://beta.stackoverflow.com/questions/47801) that it is
not. And so it seems that the last commit was 2 months ago... Can
anyone clarify?
Cc'ing James Gardner, AuthKit's maintainer. The main problem with
AuthKit has been the documentation rather than
Hi all,
I've just checked in some code to the trunk which changes the
behaviour of the setup.enable option to AuthKit.
If you specify:
setup.enable = False
in a config file it used to disable the AuthKit middleware. It now
also disables all the authorization adaptors too. This is useful if
The sqlalchemy_04_driver requires the SQLAlchemyManager middleware to be
set up. This basically involves setting up SQLAlchemy as middleware
rather than as part of Pylons as the QuickWiki tutorial does. You can
follow the example here:
Hi Lythoner,
Yes. I have modified sqlalchemy_driver.py file to use SqlAlchemy 0.4.
Actually what I meant was that there is already an SQLAlchemy 0.4 driver
in there:
http://authkit.org/trac/browser/AuthKit/trunk/authkit/users/sqlalchemy_04_driver.py
It uses some experimental middleware I
Hi Enrico,
Now the it seems that the 'sqlalchemy_04_driver' have some problem
with 'environ' object.
Ahh, you've been caught out by the different API used by the 0.4 driver.
The first argument with the new API should be the WSGI environment. I
can see why this doesn't quite work in the way
Hi Lythoner,
You've spotted the SQLAlchemy 0.4 driver have you? AuthKit has never
used SAContext ever.
Cheers,
James
Lythoner LY wrote:
Enrico,
AuthKit 0.4 is not updated to use the full power of sqlalchemy 0.4. I
had faced a lot of issues with UsersFromDatabase class last week.
Hi Jose,
The documentation is for AuthKit 0.4 from
http://authkit.org/svn/AuthKit/branches/0.4 I'm going to make a release
at the weekend.
The problem might be because Pylons 0.9.6 doesn't have the
httpexceptions middleware.
Try using AuthKit 0.4 and things are more likely to work.
I've
You can edit your config/middleware.py file so the end of it looks like
this:
...
javascripts_app = StaticJavascripts()
class NoCache(object):
def __init__(self, app):
self.app = app
def __call__(self, environ, start_response):
def
Hi Alec,
You need:
response.headers['Content-type'] = application/atom+xml
return render(genshi-xml, atom-feed)
James
alecf wrote:
I'm trying to render some Atom feeds with Pylons -
I've got a genshi template that more or less renders the atom feed,
but I need to return it as
Hi voltron,
I wrote a blog entry about this here:
http://jimmyg.org/2007/09/19/multiple-checkboxes-with-formencode/
Basically you use a custom Schema in a ForEach validator and then use a
NestedVarables pre-validator to decode the data to a list. You then need
to re-encode it before using
I think this issue might have been due to missing ez_setup.py files. Can
you try with the latest Pylons SVN and see if that works?
Cheers,
James
Philip Jenvey wrote:
On Jul 19, 2007, at 2:31 PM, Gambit wrote:
/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PasteDeploy-1.3.1-py2.4.egg/paste/
emery wrote:
On Jun 25, 6:06 pm, James Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Well I just wrote the response below which someone else might find
useful in the future but in this case I've a hunch the problem is that
you have chosen the name ``new`` as the test. I expect Python
Could you please post your setup.py file? You have probably made a
mistake in the entry_points section.
Cheers,
James
emery wrote:
Hello all,
I am trying to customize the paster template for pylons applications
to eliminate the need for repetitive changes when creating new pylons
emery wrote:
Thanks for the reply. I've posted the setup.py here:
http://paste.lisp.org/display/43399#1
Chris
On Jun 25, 2:46 pm, James Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you please post your setup.py file? You have probably made a
mistake in the entry_points section.
Cheers,
James
pm, James Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your setup.py file doesn't have the paste.app_factory main entry point
so the paster command doesn't know where the make_app() function of your
Pylons app actually is. To fix this make your entry_points look like this:
entry_points
Are any Pylons users here at the London Hack Day today? If so, drop me
an email with your mobile, perhaps we could work on something
Pylons-related?
Cheers,
James
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Hi Tim,
Maybe it's the attitude? Turn the perceived inaccessibility to Pylons'
advantage and appeal more directly to the hardcore crowd. Give it a
more rugged image and a bit of a bite. Use a tag line like heavy-duty
rapid web development, a powerful, customizable web framework, or
rapid web
Hi Voltron,
I haven't tried that but you if you don't mind using psycopg you can get
the Windows binaries here:
http://www.stickpeople.com/projects/python/psycopg/
James
voltron wrote:
has anyone tried this lately? I get errors:
D:\Projects\Pylons_projects\easy_install python-pgsql
Hi all,
Who says AuthKit is not ready for production? Did its author
disrecommend it?
Well, I say it isn't ready for production on the main site because I'm
still tweaking the APIs a bit and have written the full documentation.
I'm using the 0.4 branch in production systems myself though
Hi all,
Dan wrote:
I think you should consider changing domain names. I don't think the
name Pylons is bad, just combined with the domain pylonshq.com it just
doesn't stick. I'd suggest using pylonsframework.org for the following
reasons:
.org - Eludes to an open source/non-profit.
Hi Christoph,
I didn't see the discussion actually but I've just had a look at the
logs. Actually I like the style of the everaldo icons and logos, do you
know if they are very costly?
Cheers,
James
Christoph Haas wrote:
Hi, James...
On Fri, Jun 01, 2007 at 09:57:31AM +0100, James
Hi Christoph,
I've just tested AuthKit 0.4 with an Arabic username and yes, there is a
problem because the browser encodes the Arabic as HTML entities because
there is no charset specified when the form is produced. Other than that
it all seems to work fine. Is it considered standard practice
usernames - I'm not sure whether specifying them directly in the paste
config file will work for unicode for example.
Cheers,
James
James Gardner wrote:
Hi Christoph,
I've just tested AuthKit 0.4 with an Arabic username and yes, there is a
problem because the browser encodes the Arabic
Hi Max,
You're right. I misread the docs and put it right _before_ the
httpexceptions middleware.
Glad you sorted it!
The timestamp is right on http://authkit.org/docs/pylons.html page. ;)
Most strange!
Cheers,
James
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Hi Rob,
Try pointing easy_install at http://pylonshq.com/download/ using this
command:
easy_install -f http://pylonshq.com/download/ Pylons
Cheers,
James
RobJ wrote:
apparently the cheesshop server is having some down time and I need to
install Pylons. Is there any other place where I
Hi Frederik,
OK, I see. Looks like a FormBuild problem. I'll take a look over the
next few days.
Cheers,
James
Frederik wrote:
Hi James,
On Apr 2, 5:49 pm, James Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Frederik,
Is this now resolved with Ian's new FormEncode release? If not, can you
Hi,
FormBuild forms aren't really designed for you to do that. If you want
to add extra methods you should so so to either the Fields or Layout
classes you set the form up with and then access them via the
form.field.test() if the test method produces a field or
form.layout.test() if it is
Hi Frederik,
Is this now resolved with Ian's new FormEncode release? If not, can you
send me some code that breaks and I'll look into it.
Cheers,
James
Alberto Valverde wrote:
On Mar 28, 2007, at 11:23 AM, Frederik wrote:
Hello!
Current, I'm having a look into Pylons and FormBuild. I
Hi Chris,
You need the authorized() function which returns True or False rather
than raising the exception.
http://authkit.org/docs/module-authkit.pylons_adaptors.html
Hope that helps,
James
something like:
Chris Shenton wrote:
I'm using AuthKit with an SQLite DB and wrote a couple
Congratulations Robert and thanks for sharing the setup with the rest of us!
James
Robert Leftwich wrote:
Just thought I'd let everyone know that after much hard work we have finally
publicly launched our Pylons-based site - http://www.marketshares.com.au
Apologies for the (semi-)spam,
Hi Chris,
Chris Shenton wrote:
My implementation may not be the cleanest and I'm still uncertain
about doing auth in my account.py controller versus doing something
with valid() in app_globals.py.
Well, you only need to use valid() if you want the AuthKit middleware to
handle the
Hi Dave,
Once again Philip Jenvey is on the case and has implemented a prototype
rst plugin which currently generates HTML but not PDF.
There isn't a huge amount of Trac content on the Trac wiki (some is rst
anyway) so it will probably be easier just to move the remaining
articles across
:
On Tue, 2007-03-20 at 09:16 +, James Gardner wrote:
The relevant sections of the manual
(http://formbuild.org/docs/manual.html) to get you started are
I seem to recall (perhaps incorrectly) that formbuild was being
deprecated/discontinued/merged with another project. Is this the case
Hi Todd,
Is this tied to any release plans or just a general initiative/plan?
In other words is this for a 1.0 party (or more conservatively
0.9.6 :-) or just a general effort to increase visibility?
It is part of a general effort to increase visibility, but that being
said I think we'd all
Thanks, this is fixed now.
James
Chris Shenton wrote:
Using AuthKit-0.3.0pre5.
The code gets the file pointer but then reads from the filename string:
def __init__(self, filename):
string = None
try:
fp = open(filename, 'r')
string =
Hi Pauli,
I always implement my own database, permissions and valid() function in
my code. The users API is simply meant for use in small systems where
there isn't any need for a more sophisticated solution. Although you
could create your own implementation of the API to use a database, it is
Hi Ksenia
The problem here is that the recursive middleware can only forward to
paths below it. In this case, the recursive middleware is setup in the
error document middleware in the myproject app so when you try to
include /someapp the recursive middleware thinks you mean /someapp below
Hi,
The example you gave should have worked.
I'm not sure I quite understand the question though. Do you mean that
the exception is raised but that a sign in isn't triggered or that even
after you have signed in, only a NotAuthenticatedError is raised any
that you never get a
Hi Ksenia,
The ErrorDocuments middleware also uses the recursive middleware so you
don't need to include it again.
Other than that, if you are trying to display the redirected page you
need to do this (I've tested it with Pylons==dev and it works fine):
def index(self):
result =
Actually you are right. I've disabled it and everything still works,
including my SSL setup.
Cheers,
James
__wyatt wrote:
On Mar 12, 10:44 am, James Gardner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
sudo a2enmod proxy
sudo a2enmod proxy_http
sudo a2enmod proxy_connect
I don't seem to need
Hi wyatt,
That's exactly right. For completeness if these modules aren't already
enabled can enable them with this:
sudo a2enmod proxy
sudo a2enmod proxy_http
sudo a2enmod proxy_connect
The only complication with the proxying approach occurs if you are
proxying to an application that isn't
Hi Christoph,
I think there are two issues here:
1. People like to install multiple versions of the software on the same
machine
2. Python software, pylons included, isn't as stable from version to
version as most of the software in Debian stable
Although Debian packages are brilliant when
Hi Christoph,
thanks for your point-of-view. I hope mine isn't seen as trolling. I'm
seriously trying to find a way to unite both the easy_install and the
deb-package world. And at the moment everybody just seems to defend their
own position. Many Python developer probably don't even care
Hi Christoph,
I use Debian and the way I deploy my apps is using a virtual Python
installation into a user account I setup for each app. I usually then
just checkout the latest source code and run:
~/bin/python setup.py develop
The problem with trying to package up a Pylons app into a Debian
Hi Cliff and Robert,
There was a simple typo in 0.3.0pre4 which meant none of the config data
was getting passed correctly to the middleware. Thanks for pointing it
out. I corrected it and released 0.3.0pre5 so you should upgrade to
that. It isn't an issue with your application Cliff!
To
Hi Robert, Ian
I'm going to be doing some performance tests on my setup in the next few
days,
but one thing I've noticed in preliminary playing is that using
fastcgi/flup
with nginx is noticeably faster than a straight proxy.
I've been interested to see how well Pylons works with
Hi guys,
Maybe you could try with the latest (0.5.12) version?
I've rerun the tests with 0.5.12 and the difference is exactly the same.
FastCGI is 5 times *slower* than simple HTTP!
Well by default nginx is going to cache the proxied server's response
before sending it to the client, that
Hi Ian,
I've rerun the tests with 0.5.12 and the difference is exactly the same.
FastCGI is 5 times *slower* than simple HTTP!
Someone mentioned caching -- are you sure that the HTTP server is
getting all the requests? If Nginx is caching some responses and not
passing them through,
Hi Bob,
I'm curious as to why anyone would want to use FastCGI in the first
place if proxying is available? Implementation wise, there's very
little reason why FastCGI would be markedly faster or slower than the
HTTP protocol.
Agreed, there's no point unless FastCGI is significantly faster
Robert Leftwich wrote:
As I'm the one that said it was faster earlier in the thread, I think I
should
be the one to put the rumour to bed :-))
Sure.
I've heard the same rumour in other places too though actually,
particularly related to rails but also with Pylons eg:
Hi Hamish,
I need some simple cookie-based authentication: the user should
initially be presented with a page asking for their email address; an
email should be sent to that address containing a link; when the user
visits that link, an association is made between cookie and email
address.
Hi Uwe,
Uwe Feldtmann wrote:
All is translating fine using _() although it would be nice if there was
some quick way to get all the strings from a template.
As luck would have it I was documenting this yesterday around line 844 here:
Hi Max,
from helloworld.lib.base import *
from pylons.i18n.translation import add_fallback
class HelloController(BaseController):
def index(self):
h.set_lang('en')
add_fallback('es')
return Response(_('Hello')+' '+_('World')+_('!'))
If Hello is in the en
Hi Damjan,
Damjan wrote:
While on the topic ... can someone take a look at
http://routes.groovie.org/trac/routes/ticket/37
This is fixed in the latest routes. Try:
easy_install -U routes==dev
I've closed the ticket.
Cheers,
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Ben Bangert wrote:
A diff attached to the Trac ticket as a file upload ending in .diff
is ideal, along with a test case when appropriate. I'll try and
remember to get this doc'd on the front page of the Wiki as well.
I've followed up Alberto's suggestion of basing our doc on the TG
Hi Josh,
Josh Heitzman wrote:
I dug around a bit. What Unix systems used to was called crypt. Some
are currently a salt + MD5, but apparently the better algorithm is
considered to be bcrypt, which includes a 128-bit salt and uses are
variable cycle encryption algorithm.
A python
Hi Uwe,
Here is a complete Pylons auth system using SQLAlchemy and OpenID to
get you started:
http://authkit.org/trac/browser/AuthKit/trunk/examples/pylons/AuthDemo
I've looked at the above example and I was wondering why there appears
to be 3 separate persistence tools namely DBUtils,
Hi Uwe,
The translation should occur at run time so this shouldn't be a problem.
How are you doing the translation?
If you are using the Pylons _() function in the template everything
should be fine surely?
Cheers,
James
Uwe Feldtmann wrote:
I've cross posted this on the Mako list as
Hi Chris,
I think your introduction is very helpful so thanks for writing it up.
I've added a note to the TowardsOnePointZero page that we should add
something similar to the main docs.
Is there a review
process? Does the documentation get checked into the svn? After all the
main
Hi Max,
From reading the docs at http://pylonshq.com/docs/0.9.4.1/module-
pylons.controllers.html I assume that new controller instance is
created to handle each incoming request and discarded after it is
processed. This means I can safely set and read self.foobar attributes
without
Hi David,
I agree it would be handy to have a way for the app to test for the
client's ability to use cookies but I think the fallback mechanism needs
to be thought through to be a little more generic.
I was discussing this with someone else a while back too so I'll try and
find the thread.
Hi Paul,
I'm developing a new templating system called art which handles this
particular case. Instead of using a controller to call a template and
display the result, the template effectively defines which content it
requires and calls the different controllers (called plugins in art)
Hi Alagu,
All of them will work! I'd recommend AuthKit because I wrote it with
Pylons in mind. I'm biased though ;-)
AuthKit is based on paste.auth so includes some of the paste.auth
middleware. I also tried to ensure it does everything that barrel does.
Here are the AuthKit pylons docs:
Hi Max,
Have you set your encoding to UTF-8 in the Myghty config as described here?
http://pylonshq.com/docs/internationalization.html#templating
HTH
James
Max Ischenko wrote:
Hello,
I am testing i18n support in Pylons and run into this error:
Myghty Template Error
Error:
Hi Kendall,
I've talked to James about writing a piece about Pylons when it goes
1.0, and I still want to do that (i.e., if James is still interested,
he's got dibbs on the main 1.0 piece).
I'm still up for that. In fact perhaps now that others on the mailing
list seem to think it is
I just noticed that there was a change in Paste 1.1 which might affect
things:
paste.request.parse_formvars didn't accept parameters in
CONTENT_TYPE. prototype.js sets a charset parameter, which caused a
problem.
Have you tried upgrading to Paste 1.1? Does that fix the issue or is
Hi Ian,
I'd like to release a new version of Paste with these Windows fixes
before I leave for vacation on Friday. So maybe best to leave off the
directory indexes for now.
I've checked in a new version of the code that doesn't use your
recursive technique. Hope that's OK.
Cheers,
Hi,
You'll need Kid==0.9.3 (0.9.4 doesn't work) and you'll need to remove
all the .pyc files in docs/pudge_template too.
Once I've done this the main docs compile nicely, thanks Ben. I get the
following warning though:
C:\Documents and
Hi Jose,
I've tried your suggestion of using:
self.directory = os.path.normpath(directory)
and that works fine too so I'll check that in instead if you'd prefer?
James Gardner wrote:
At the moment if I put in a URL which resolves to a directory this
code kicks in (line 460
Hi Ian,
self.directory = os.path.normpath(directory)
I think that makes sense.
Great.
This is how subdirectories are handled:
SCRIPT_NAME=''; PATH_INFO='/foo/bar/baz.html'
maps to app StaticURLParser('/www')
That in turn forwards the request as:
SCRIPT_NAME='/foo';
Hi Max,
Is it really necessarily? Is it because no one yet figured out how to
simplify things or this approach does provide some benefits?
Well, it's a simple case of trying to make things as simple as possible
but leaving everything in there that a developer is actually going to use.
If
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
['static_files'].replace('/','\\')
)
Then everything should work.
Cheers,
James
James Gardner 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 problem so I'll do
some checks.
Cheers,
James
I
. 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 problem so I'll do
some checks
ouch.
Thanks all!
jw
On Dec 18, 10:47 am, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
We all seem to be having different suggestions here.
The issues were:
1. Whether to drop the h. prefix
2. Whether to point h._ to ugettext rather than gettext
3. How to integrate the aquarium code
The current opinion seems to be edging towards:
1. keep _() in the global namespace and as h._
Dear Ramon,
It sounds like you are simply bewildered by choice here! Since you are
serving only 50 requests/day it really doesn't matter which deployment
technique you use. Here are a load of bullet points which hopefully
clear up all the various areas you have touched on!
* Pylons doesn't
The plan in 0.9.4 is to use h.ugettext() instead of _(). h._() will be
the same as h.ugettext(). Have you seen the new docs? I think we've
pretty much agreed on what is in this document now? Most of the
interesting stuff is at the bottom.
Hi Mike,
The globals object is *not* thread-specific! I suggest you instead
create the connection in lib/base.py within the __call__.
Then I'll be creating a connection for every request. Is there no
better place to do it once per thread?
Well, the thing is Pylons is thread-safe but
Hi Mike,
These look really good! I'm sure people will find them useful.
Many thanks,
James
Mike Orr wrote:
Here's what I've been up to. I've written down notes of my study of
Pylons. There's a detailed article tracing the code execution of
QuickWiki, tips for controller actions, and an
Hi Sean,
I expect you are missing the TurboKid package. You can install it
manually with:
easy_install TurboKid
or, as is the case with all of the optional Pylons packages you can do:
easy_install -U Pylons[kid]
The extras are described here:
Hi Sean,
Thanks, James. Just a quick link on that page back to the install
instructions would be helpful, although it is quite obvious on the
install page that this needs to be done for kid templates to work.
No problem, I've updated the docs with this paragraph:
Hi Alagu,
Presumably you have created the binary message catalog with the
following command as described in the docs:
python setup.py lang_compile
If so I have a similar problem. The tutorial works fine with ASCII
characters but not with Unicode.
I've tried re-writing Python's msgfmt.py file
Hi Alagu,
OK, I've cracked it. As I suspected there is nothing wrong with the
implementation in Pylons, it is just that Python's msgfmt.py
implementation to create the binary catalogs is not even slightly adequate.
The solution is to use GNU gettext or a third party tool to create the
Hi Mike,
The source is here:
http://pylonshq.com/project/pylonshq/browser/sandbox/examples/QuickWiki
You can check it out with:
svn co http://pylonshq.com/svn/sandbox/examples/QuickWiki
Cheers,
James
Mike Orr wrote:
Is there a source tarball for QuickWiki available? I'm particularly
You could try installing Cheetah 1.0 instead. Using the Python 2.5
version of easy_install and all one line:
easy_install -U
http://cheeseshop.python.org/packages/source/C/Cheetah/Cheetah-1.0.tar.gz#md5=aaa4907b8877093b9bb11e6cea6b029b
Then try to install Pylons again.
Let me know if that
has already made?
Hope it works,
James
3KWA wrote:
James Gardner wrote:
You could try installing Cheetah 1.0 instead. Using the Python 2.5
version of easy_install and all one line:
easy_install -U
http://cheeseshop.python.org/packages/source/C/Cheetah/Cheetah-1.0.tar.gz#md5
Hi Thomas,
I didn't quite understand your question but if you are looking for a
Pylons web hosting company I can highly recommend WebFaction
www.webfaction.com. They have a web-based control panel app that sets
you up with a Pylons app quickly and easily. Mention Pylons when you
sign up and they
Hi Thomas,
Have you seen these:
http://pylonshq.com/docs/0.9.3/quick_wiki.html
http://pylonshq.com/project/pylonshq/wiki/SqlAlchemyWithPylons
You could also do it directly without using SQLAlchemy.
HTH,
James
Thomas Qi wrote:
Hi, All
I want to use Pylons to do a simple page, it should
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