Hi,
On Nov 15, 2005, at 3:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very pleasant looking indeed.
Thanks
There is one thing I am wondering, is it true that we have a
proportationally higher percentage of Mac users/developers on
TurboGear
which could be a contributing factor for the clean and
On the Mac, ugly things stand up =).
I meant stand out, (no Slim Shaddy here)
Ronald Jaramillo
mail: ronald AT checkandshare DOT com
blog: http://www.checkandshare.com/blog
It worked! Thankyou - it has taken a few days to come across this
solution.
Cheers
Yes, that's basically it. However, on thing that I've been unable to determine how to do is switch from non-lazy to lazy updates. I'm not certain it's possible.Most of the time immediate updates is fine. But occasionally, I want to update a BUNCH of things and only flush them to the database
the .set() method ?
But I don't think we can control the update. Seems to me that the lazy
only controls if the update is immediate, but not controllable. lazy
in the sense of I would do it when I want.
Jeff Watkins wrote:
Yes, that's basically it. However, on thing that I've been unable to
On 15 Nov, 2005, at 7:54 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the .set() method ?
The real problem with the set method is it forces me to collect all
my changes in some other place before I can apply them to the model
object. This means my model object doesn't reflect the current state
and is
Hi! I've seen there's a new LocalizedSubmitButton (changeset 198) and I
was wondering why is not i18n-aware the 'regular' SubmitButton, since _()
will fallback to the default string even for people that don't use i18n
explicitly. I think is not a good idea to 'multiplex' all the widgets (and
all
Can we add this to the FAQ. I'm sure many people will come across this
on ubuntu.
I have a question about how people manage applications which do not
totally consist out of TG.
I use Zesty News as an example because I assume that for example the
feed-fetching happens in a different application or maybe just a
different thread(?)
How do you manage this and how are the 2 apps
Dear all,
This is potentially a very dumb question but is there a way to test if
a page served by Turbogears is from turbogears? And is there a general
solution to the problem.
I have been wondering whether to jump ship from mod_python recently and
it occurred to me, that I (and presumably
[EMAIL PROTECTED], el martes 15 de noviembre a las 12:54 me escribiste:
the .set() method ?
But I don't think we can control the update. Seems to me that the lazy
only controls if the update is immediate, but not controllable. lazy
in the sense of I would do it when I want.
You can
Hi,
Has anyone tried using OpenRico's LiveGrid with TurboGears? We'd like
to be able to display a potentially LARGE list of items and be able to
only send the items actually displayed rather than the whole list.
I managed to get things working to the point where the LiveGrid is
calling my data
I moved from a combination of mod_python and a customized mpservlet to
cherrypy and then to turbo gears. The move to cherrypy took about a day
and the move to tubo gears is currently going on.
I would strongly urge moving over. The community is great and helpful
and the interface is cleaner.
Well TurboGears proper hasn't been around that long (though the
components have been around much longer) so that number if you had it
wouldn't be particularly meaningful.
Just building an app with it and seeif you like it.
Personally I've found it very low overhead (in terms of annoying
Have you tried using Venkman[1][2] to help you debug the Javascript
and see where it's falling over?
Lee
[1] http://www.mozilla.org/projects/venkman/
[2] http://www.svendtofte.com/code/learning_venkman/index.php
On 15/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone tried
Just a reminder that at 1PM Eastern, 6PM GMT, there will be an IRC
chat to talk about the things that need to be done for 0.9. If you've
even thought about contributing to TurboGears, this would be a great
meeting to attend if you can.
irc.freenode.net, channel #turbogears
Kevin
--
Kevin
I've never used Venkman. I gave it a try and it rules! I've been
debugging with alert and MochiKit's log. Venkman is MUCH more pleasant.
I managed to get my response processed but I'm not getting scrollbars
like I'm supposed to.
My issue was that I needed to register an element with rico's
On Mon, Nov 14, 2005 at 08:16:51PM -0800, jcDelta wrote:
I saw the kid cookbook, but we should have one that pulls it all
together.
Some ideas for recipies:
connect to an ldap database
provide for username/password sign on
upload a text file
These are just off the top of my head, but
Please keep us posted and sample code would be great too! The livegrid
demo sure looks pretty cool and somehting I'll have to add to my app.
Kids egg is not working. I solved this problem by downloading kids
source. I made an egg with setup.py, and installed this on my computer.
On 11/15/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a reminder that at 1PM Eastern, 6PM GMT, there will be an IRCchat to talk about the things that need to be done for 0.9. If you'veeven thought about contributing to TurboGears, this would be a greatmeeting to attend if you can.
Can someone
The meetup is being logged Tim, have no fear. Links will be posted
after we're done.
On 15/11/05, Tim Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/15/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a reminder that at 1PM Eastern, 6PM GMT, there will be an IRC
chat to talk about the things that
I dont have any public site available, but:
Download kid http://lesscode.org/dist/kid/0.7.1/kid-0.7.1.tar.gz
Extract it.
cd into extracted directory
python setup.py bdist_egg
easy_install -f dist/kid-0.7.1-py2.4.egg
There has been a lot of interest on the list of having a way to
automatically wrap a request in a transaction. The most obvious way to
do this is to add it into expose. Michele has done a great job putting
together the relevant information (with suggestions from Ian Bicking) on
ticket #80 here:
slate wrote:
Kids egg is not working. I solved this problem by downloading kids
source. I made an egg with setup.py, and installed this on my computer.
Could you make the egg available? I assume 0.7.1?
Dave
Ah, I see. I misunderstood what it was for. Thanks.
Sean CazzellCazzell wrote:
There has been a lot of interest on the list of having a way to
automatically wrap a request in a transaction. The most obvious way to
do this is to add it into expose. Michele has done a great job putting
together the relevant information (with suggestions
On Nov 15, 2005, at 5:34 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
I do have a question for you: how are you going to handle
Exceptions and the ability to display nice errors with `flash`?
Typically, I end up with a try:except:finally block where I `flash
('some nice error message')` and do a
On Tue, 2005-11-15 at 17:31 -0500, Jonathan LaCour wrote:
Maybe this could be handled sort of like validators?
@turbogears.expose(transaction=True,
err_map={Exception : 'generic msg',
SQLObjectNotFound : 'specific msg'}
def
Hi Kevin
I just tried the latest version from SVN with Python 2.3, and there are
still a few decorators being used:
1. A few places in toolbox\shell.py
2. formencode:
Extracting FormEncode-0.3-py2.3.egg to c:\python23\lib\site-packages
File
Both a nice colourised version and a raw version of the logs are available.
Nice version:
http://planet.turbogears.org/irclogs/devmeeting.2005-11-15.log.html
Raw version:
http://planet.turbogears.org/irclogs/tg-devmeeting-20051115.raw.txt
Apologies for not stripping out the irrelevant stuff
Glad to be of service :)I added a note to the Turbogears trac at http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/wiki/OperatingSystemSpecificConsiderations
On 11/15/05, vinjvinj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can we add this to the FAQ. I'm sure many people will come across thison ubuntu.
Since I am already doing some hacking on expose (moving the validator
and inputform functionality out to separate decorators) I thought I'd
pick this one up.
Fantastic! This is probably my biggest gripe with TurboGears right
now, and I really was hoping someone would step up and work on
Frank wrote:
I just tried the latest version from SVN with Python 2.3, and there are
still a few decorators being used:
1. A few places in toolbox\shell.py
Those were added after my initial 2.3 patch. I've reopened ticket 119
and added a patch to change the decorator style. You'll also
On 11/12/05, Tim Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/12/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I haven't seen this problem myself, and I know that both Elvelind and Ronald have run the Toolbox.
Ok--I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a known issue before Idebugged it further. main is
Slate,
I dont have any public site available, but:
Download kid http://lesscode.org/dist/kid/0.7.1/kid-0.7.1.tar.gz
Extract it.
cd into extracted directory
python setup.py bdist_egg
easy_install -f dist/kid-0.7.1-py2.4.egg
Great thanks, it all worked except that I needed
easy_install -f
Hi I'm trying to add a logout fonction to the identity filter.So I've made a logout form:form action="" method="POST" input type="hidden" name="f_logout" id="f_logout" value="true"/ input type="submit" value="logout"/ /formThen in the filter.py I've tried to add
Sean Cazzell, el martes 15 de noviembre a las 17:09 me escribiste:
There has been a lot of interest on the list of having a way to
automatically wrap a request in a transaction. The most obvious way to
do this is to add it into expose. Michele has done a great job putting
together the
On Tue, 2005-11-15 at 16:34 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote:
I think expected exceptions (including redirects) should not roll back
the transaction. Unexcepted exceptions (everything else should).
However, you should be able to explicitly roll back or commit the
transaction if the decorator
On 15/11/05, Sean Cazzell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Disabled by default (must explicitly enable):
@expose(transaction=True)
Obviously the latter is backwards compatible, but if everyone is going
to want a transaction for all of their controller methods, maybe it
should be enabled by default?
On Wed, Nov 16, 2005 at 12:46:15AM +0100, Benoit Masson wrote:
Hi I'm trying to add a logout fonction to the identity filter.
So I've made a logout form:
form action= method=POST
input type=hidden name=f_logout id=f_logout
value=true/
input
Hi, I started toying with TG a couple of weeks ago and first of all
want to say that it is joy to work with. I'm really impressed about
the shallow learning curve and it will certainly replace my current
SQLObject/cherrypy/cheetah setup.
Currently I'm trying to figure out how one can build more
On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 09:07:55PM -0500, Jason Chu wrote:
Just trying to build my own widgets for some things.
If I define the widget in a place where it's loaded on startup (somewhere
in the controller, let's say) and the widget has a template property (and
that template property has a in
I added a new module to FormEncode in formencode.sqlschema, which wraps
SQLObject classes/instances in a schema, and does the create/update/read
as part of the .from_python/.to_python methods. I think it's really
cool, and should make editing SQLObject objects way more elegant and easy.
I
We're looking for an experienced Python programmer who knows XML,
TurboGears and Kid templates, to help us finish a project by the middle
of December. Programming is already well under way. We need an
experienced coder who can jump in and get things done.
Location is downtown Berkeley. We'll
thanks, would refactor my homebrew one to use this.
Ian Bicking wrote:
I added a new module to FormEncode in formencode.sqlschema, which wraps
SQLObject classes/instances in a schema, and does the create/update/read
as part of the .from_python/.to_python methods. I think it's really
cool,
This is what I was thinking, but can you switch, on the fly, between
lazy and non-lazy updates?
The docs say that you can specify when defining your class that you want
lazy updates (the default being non-lazy).
I suppose you could change the class definition before instantiating the
instance,
I just got around to checking out the subversion trunk, and stumbled on
a name conflict. I had a sqlobject class named User in a project I'm
working on, and this conflicts with the new identity User. I don't
have identity turned on (looks like that is the default). Last line of
the traceback
Perhaps this has been mentioned already. So, forgive me if it has.
I install Python into 'C:/Program Files/Python24' as I do not like to
clutter up the C:/ portion of my file system. After installing
turbogears and trying to begin the tutorial, I get the below error when
I do this 'tg-admin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps this has been mentioned already. So, forgive me if it has.
I install Python into 'C:/Program Files/Python24' as I do not like to
clutter up the C:/ portion of my file system. After installing
turbogears and trying to begin the tutorial, I get the below error
toewound.blogger.com has retired. if you're interested, you can find
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i'm running gentoo and i made an install with easy_install.py.
Shouldn't that be enough?
i'm going to hop to my gentoo box and try this.
Rob Cakebread wrote:
Hi,
I've got a TurboGears portage overlay directory available for Gentoo
users:
svn co
Hi all,
Please help me debugging this problem. I have followed the tutorial
and initially I got the 'save' function working perfectly. However,
when I start building up my wiki application with more functions and
using MySQL as the database, I got this error when editing the page.
It says
Yes this method works but this way you loose the last visited page.
For exemple, if you're logged and looking at a download page, when
you click download, you get redirected to /logout page, then you
don't come back to the download page. Having the filter to handle
that make logout
I've actually found it a very common problem that python libraries do
not handle an installation directory containing spaces properly on
Windows.
The default python installation directory on Windows (e.g.
c:\python24) is rather unfortunate especially as it has some security
implications:
!!! All ebuilds that could satisfy =dev-python/setuptools-0.6_alpha7
have been masked.
!!! One of the following masked packages is required to complete your
request:
- dev-python/setuptools-0.6_alpha7 (masked by: package.mask)
# Rob Cakebread [EMAIL PROTECTED] (14 Oct 2005)
# Masked for testing
Yes, they should run the same if everything goes as planned.
The reason ebuilds are preferred is that many of the packages
TurboGears depends on are already in portage:
cherrypy, formencode, sqlobject, kid etc.
The problem is if you have any of those already emerged, you'll have
to unmerge them
Thanks, I forgot to mention that setuptools is still
masked:
Edit or create /etc/portage/package.unmask
and add this line:
dev-python/setuptools
and you should be good to go
I'm just starting to play around with SVN. When I try to run 'tg-admin
toolbox' here are some problems I had:
o it tried to load up a firefox instance since one was not running
(which is fine). However, when firefox did start, it loaded up my home
page rather than the toolbox page. This could be
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