hi there,
i wonder if there are any viable examples of how to user TG for a basic
form validation page.
so server side / client side validation + autoform populate.
(eg: nevow formless / webform, but better)
thanks for the tip:)
Catalin Constantin
http://www.cabaonva.ro/
On 16 Oct, 2005, at 10:46 pm, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
I would hazard a guess that this was code you had written for
TurboGears 0.5. It was not well documented (and I just fixed this in a
couple of spots), but TurboGears detects the application root by
looking for a class that extends
On 17 Oct, 2005, at 2:03 am, gps wrote:
Two attributes will generally be created, role, which returns a Role
instance, and roleID, which returns an integer ID for the related
role. - SQLObject 0.7 documentation when talking about what
ForeignKey
does.
Thanks, but I *have* read the
That could be true for the 'parent' but I am not sure about the child
in a one-to-many relationship. Think of the scenario(also the example
in SQLObject).
A person object can have multiple address. The nice thing about
SQLObject is that I can defined a MultiJoin so when I access
I've noticed that a lot of open source projects feature planet
feeds where they aggregate blogs from various members of their
respective user/developer communities. Has there been any talk of
doing this with TurboGears?
I think it would be a good idea. It is a great way for someone like
but the good thing about TG is that you use SQLObject to build the data
model. that way you get to use objects which is a much more natural way
to think of data for a developer.
Kevin and friends:
Many thanks for putting in so much effort with
TurboGears. It's good to see all these great
components combined in such a cohesive whole.
My question relates to how I might work with
the individual components alongside the unified
TurboGears framework.
For instance, when I
Sorry I can't help you with MySQL specifics, as I much prefer
PostgreSQL, and so I haven't touched MySQL in years. But I wanted to
comment on one thing:
On 10/15/05, Lazy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't use unicode and I don't wont it how to get rid of it ?
Dealing with Unicode makes your
Does SQLObject allow you to relate different tables and have Primary
Keys made of multiple columns?
The object scheme that SQLObject uses does not seem to be conducive to
a data model that is more complex than a flat table of data.
Whatever method you use (flow vs non-flow), when you need interaction
in the middle of processing you need to save state. Nothing forces flow
state to be saved in the session. In the non-flow design I use in TG I
save the state in the html as hidden input fields.
So I was wondering if anyone
modmans2ndcoming, el lunes 17 de octubre a las 15:22 me escribiste:
Does SQLObject allow you to relate different tables and have Primary
Keys made of multiple columns?
Yes, just create an index using the multiple columns. Your real primary
key would be the id, but why do you care? Just think
I saw there is a ticket open for authentication / authorization. I also
read that CatWalk has no security for now.
What I propose is not a design by simply a standardize high-level
function API to check authorization. I currently use the following:
def checkRole(role='admin'):
# checkRole
cool, that will make my database work a lot easier to do :-), now I
just need to learn SQLObject
I've been working on an Identity and Access control framework for
TurboGears. This will provide you with the following features for your
TurboGears-based Web applications:
* A require decorator that checks the current user's permissions and/or
group membership
* A SecureResource base class
Anthoni Shogan wrote:
Hi everyone,
I use Debian, and I'm trying to install TurboGears-0.8a3. Just got
Python 2.4.2 running.
Now, is TurboGears-0.8a3 compatible with Python-2.4.2??
I did not have easy install, so I had to go in for the two step
installation.
After running,
|python
Yeah, sorry I'm working on the mod python implementation. And (not
surprisingly) its turning out to be harder than I thought.
BUT, if you're willing to serve pages behind apache (ala WebSphere)
take a look at http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/BehindApache . Background:
Oh definitely. I won't get a chance to look at it for at least a couple
days but getting TG/CherryPy working in mod_python on my short list of
need-to-be-done goals.
Indeed, it's written in the news page
(http://www.sqlobject.org/News.html).
I'm totally new to the egg principle ...
Any ideas how to install this new SQLObject inside TurboGears ?
Just like any other python program ?
Thanks
leo mendoza wrote:
Oh definitely. I won't get a chance to look at it for at least a couple
days but getting TG/CherryPy working in mod_python on my short list of
need-to-be-done goals.
FastCGI would perhaps be more apropriate since hostingsites usually have
better suport for that?
/John
Robin Munn wrote:
Dealing with Unicode makes your life more complicated, so it's easy to
see why you'd want to get rid of it. But that would be a mistake,
IMHO. Unicode is not going to go away, no matter how much you might
want it to, so the best thing is to just learn about it. If you
haven't
try using something like openoffice or even MS Access!
For smaller sites with limited role based security (ie - one admin) you
can get pretty far with a 'rich' desktop client.
Just be sure to use ssh to tunnel to the server!
On 10/16/05, Qiangning Hong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think a big pro of django over turbogears is its automatic admin
interface. Is there any project putting effort to give tg a similar
function? IMO, this will make turbogears a super-killer webframework.
There have been a few people who
On 10/17/05, stephen emslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree. What interested me about Django was the prospect of automatic admin
interfaces. I'd love to see something like that in TurboGears. For example,
it would be lovely to be able to design the sqlite database though a web
interface!
Should I be using UnicodeCol() instead of StringCol()?
And I'm not certain I understand the SQLObject docs on the matter. If I
understand correctly, SQLObject will then handle encoding and decoding
the data going in and out of the database properly, but it is still my
responsibility to see
Personally (and I may be wrong) when I develop python apps for
production I use a copy of each library as well as a copy of python
itself.
So even if you have SQLObject-0.8dev_r1113-py2.4.egg in your main
site-packages, I would recommend a copy of
SQLObject-0.7b1dev-py2.4.egg in the same
On 10/17/05, Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally (and I may be wrong) when I develop python apps for
production I use a copy of each library as well as a copy of python
itself.
So even if you have SQLObject-0.8dev_r1113-py2.4.egg in your main
site-packages, I would recommend a copy of
Just don't use the html kwarg, and use Cheetah manually.
On 10/17/05, Art [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to make KID accept regular HTML and to be so uptight on
proper XML. I have a bunch of older HTML pages that I'm trying to use
in Subway but making it all XML compliant is a major
Art wrote:
Is there a way to make KID accept regular HTML and to be so uptight on
proper XML. I have a bunch of older HTML pages that I'm trying to use
in Subway but making it all XML compliant is a major pain.
I'm porting a project now that had noncompliant pages. It doesn't have
a
For me that statement would be the parts you see in the .kid templates,
the py:for= which even throw me off, in knowing where I -should- go
in the .kid.
But most of your python code from what I see is going to be in the
controllers.py if I see everything clear.
On Oct 17, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Art wrote:
Is there a way to make KID accept regular HTML and to be so uptight on
proper XML. I have a bunch of older HTML pages that I'm trying to use
in Subway but making it all XML compliant is a major pain.
No.
Or maybe going with cheetah would be easier
I encountered problems upgrading today. Any ideas?
-Todd
REPRO:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home/tgreenwo/bin/TurboGears-0.8a1$ python ez_setup.py -U
TurboGears
ERROR:
error: Unexpected HTML page found at
http://effbot.org/downloads/index.cgi/elementtree-1.2.6-20050316.zip?index
DETAILS:
Downloading
well, RoR is more mature as a PROJECT than TG, but the elements of TG
are much more mature than RoR elements. that is why TG will reach 1.0
at about the same time as RoR.
I have massive HTML, nested tables, just a monster, yet it work in all
browsers.
Tidy goes nuts when I run it through it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I encountered problems upgrading today. Any ideas?
-Todd
You left off the '-f http://turbogears.org/download/', so that
EasyInstall will use the Turbogears-supplied download links.
I believe this would actually have worked correctly the way you typed
it, if Kevin had
Hello,
I want to set a project (say PROJECT1), with two packages (P1 and P2).
Is there a way to do this with tg-admin ?
Would it be needed manual modification of some files ??
Is there an example of something like this ?
Thanks for any help.
Parra
Yes, but your by() method was broken in the sense that it assumed
that there would be exactly one result, not 0, 2 or more. A dangerous
assumption.
If possible, can you post one of your problem pages to the wiki
(http://trac.turbogears.org). We could use that to build up a howto
for anyone dealing with old, crufty HTML.
Kevin
On 10/17/05, Art [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have massive HTML, nested tables, just a monster, yet it work in all
Sounds like a good idea to me. How difficult is it to set up? what's required?
Kevin
On 10/17/05, Ramon Hernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've noticed that a lot of open source projects feature planet
feeds where they aggregate blogs from various members of their
respective user/developer
I think all you'd need is the planet software
(http://www.planetplanet.org/) and a host.
Oh, and some blogs to add to the feed list :)
On 18/10/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like a good idea to me. How difficult is it to set up? what's required?
Kevin
On 10/17/05,
On 10/17/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But if somebody's doing a fresh install without any of the
dependencies, then yeah, easy_install TurboGears should work just
fine now.
I'll hold off on changing the install instructions until the without
part of that sentence goes away.
On 10/18/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had been using a depth-first algorithm, but now it looks like I
should switch to breadth-first, because that will allow the depender
(TurboGears) to override the dependees (e.g. SQLObject), as long as the
depender's choices are also
Follow up on the last posting:
Reinstalling setup tools cleared the load_entry_point error:
$ python ez_setup.py -U setuptools
Subsequent upgrade of TG with the --delete-conflicting fails, too
$ python ez_setup.py -U TurboGears -f http://turbogears.org/download
--delete-conflicting
On 10/12/05, Ronald Jaramillo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IMHO doing proper form generation is difficult. The first 90% are
usually very easy but the last bit is a PITA. You end up fighting
against the framework in order to get things 'just right'. And
usually this involve digging trough several
In this context, it may be a bad selection of name but I don't think it
is broken. It is intended to be used on unique composite key(most
likely cluster index). In a straight SQL sense, all results must be
assumed to be multi rows and the SQLObject's .get() and byForeignKey()
is also broken.
I still think a cookbook/template/sample approach like the ajax_table
in MochiKit is better unless you want to gear every TurboGears user to
a particular model(RoR or to a less extend Nevow), which I assume was
not the initial intend.
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 10/12/05, Ian Bicking [EMAIL
I've started a wiki page to build up design ideas for an experimental
CRUD implementation for TurboGears 0.9. There are quite a few people
who have been looking at different approaches to CRUD, and I'd like to
gather up as much prior art information as possible to help decide
on a direction to
Hello,
Is there a way I can specify the cherrypy port number for the server
without having to edit cherrypy's config.py ?
Thanks.
__
Donnie
On 10/18/05, Donnie Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way I can specify the cherrypy port number for the server
without having to edit cherrypy's config.py ?
There should be a commented out setting in your dev.cfg and prod.cfg.
Kevin
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Thanks! Got all the way through. Everything works now.
It has just been years since I have done any web development and I just
need to get back into the swing of things with new components such as
CSS and XHTML etc..
Plus, most of the stuff I have done has been with PERL..
So, I just need to
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