When running any tg-admin command:
TurboGears 0.9a0dev-r1 command line interface
Usage: C:\Python24\Scripts\tg-admin-script.py [command] [options]
Available commands:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File C:\Python24\Scripts\tg-admin-script.py, line 7, in ?
sys.exit(
File
I think that using JSON for simple validation would be a waste.
However, you could have some cool cascading dropdowns.
Eg] I pick California and all the cities in CA are in the next dropdown
for me.
Autocompletion is also cool
http://trac.mochikit.com/wiki/AutoComplete
I think it should be an
Short Question
If I write my own security layer, will I lose anything? forms,
widgets, catwalk?
Thanks Alvin
Long explanation
No offense to Jeff - As mentioned, I just want to do things
differently.
http://nerd.newburyportion.com/2005/11/creating-your-own-identity-model
I was looking through
Yes it is true.
You can get a CALL-CENTER JOB and WORK FROM HOME. Work for an upcoming
Call Center.
NO LIMITATIONS
- Location no bar (Work from Home/Office/Cyber-Café).
- Language no bar (Work in any Language).
- Qualification no bar.
- Experience no bar.
- Timing no
That thread was from way before I started using TG. That is why I
suggested a Wiki page. I have read some of the old threads but there
are a lot of them.
http://www.turbogears.org/community/contributing.html
did point to
http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0008.html
A synopsis would be nice.
I have installed a 0.8x TG on debian and began using the latest svn
version instead a few weeks ago. Last night I spend two hours trying to
make the latest checkout work properly.
Many problems have been reported in this list concerning tg-svn updates
and i was able to get around some of the
As of now it only has the turbogears.command entrypoint.
Soon it will also have turbogears.toolboxcommands.
On 12/21/05, Alvin Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does TG have a defined set of entrypoints for Widgets, toolbox,
modules, etc?
Thanks
Alvin
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cheers
elvelind grandin
On 12/21/05, Richard (koorb) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michele Cella wrote:
I also agree that for example others widgets like a
TinyMCE/FCKEdiror... should just use entrypoints and be installed from
a separate egg, the TG distribution should be focused on providing the
best framework to
Just FYI, and so people might find this on the list in the future:
To install turbogears 0.9 from SVN follow the instructions on the
Contributing page[1]. There are some caveats and an extra
requirement (RuleDispatch) but overall it's a fairly simple process.
Hope this helps, and I hope I
On 12/21/05, jemi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone _please_ give a more detailed instruction how to make the
latest svn version work? Perhaps with fallback instructions what has
to be removed before the installation if something goes unexpectedly
wrong?
I would like to spend my spare
Oh, and when I say nowhere near stable I mean that in terms of the
API. When it's up and running and serving pages I've not encountered
a problem with it so far.
jemi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can someone _please_ give a more detailed instruction how to make the
latest svn version work? Perhaps with fallback instructions what has
to be removed before the installation if something goes unexpectedly
wrong?
What is happening on your installation? What
Nice stuff, i've done somthing similar with unix 'crypt' but this is
done way cleaner.
anyhow, it could be rather easy to secure things abit, and encrypt the
password before transmittion using javascript clientside, there are
implementations of sha and md5 in Dojo for example...
I tried every hint i found posted in this group and was not able to run
tg-admin in the end.
I just tried it for a very last time - and it seems to be functional
somehow.
May be some hint did the trick - allthough there have been errors...
perhaps the removal of some of the site-packages was the
Hi Peter,
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think combining Subway and TG under the TG name would end the web
framework wars. As of right now (I haven't talked to anyone related to
TG about these ideas), I would propose the following:
Thanks for the detailed proposal! This
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Do the merge as patches and changes to TG to integrate some of
Subway's features into TG rather than break complete TG compatibility
and use a new codebase, as TG is far more popular and as such should
not have any gigantic sweeping changes.
Harmen,
usually this happens when both Python (or a module) and Apache (or a
module) are linked to the same library but different version (or even
different compile options).
One example is expat, I'm sure Apache has it's own expat version and
it's hard to make it compile with the system
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Integrate Subway's form handling. I think Subway's form handling
system is innovative and a very productive way of validating forms. TG
seems to be a bit lacking in form validation, anyway, so I think this
won't be too controversial.
This
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- CherryFlow would be a quick addition to TG that wouldn't require much
else other than some refactoring and some documentation.
I have only done a little reading about CherryFlow, but I am certainly
familiar with the idea of using continuations
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Change TG's controller style slightly. In Subway, we opted for
multiple .py files with functions rather than classes with methods.
This is _not_ the big picture, however. The important thing was that
Subway automatically assembled the tree of
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Templating. I cannot stress enough how important it is for TG to
emphasize ONE and ONLY ONE templating language (we don't want another
templating war). I also feel that Cheetah is far superior to Kid in
terms of performance, extensibility,
Hi Kevin,
As I alluded earlier in the thread, I *do* plan to have a way to plug
in a different template system, but primarily for the purpose of
backwards compatibility and easier transition to TurboGears.
I like the sound of that idea since it has been the core idea of CherryPy itself
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Full integration with Python Paste could be a good idea, too. Subway
used to do it, but Paste was changing too quickly for us to keep up,
and we haven't had support for it for a while.
I believe that the problem with Paste Deploy integration
What is important is that there is just enough content on the frontpage to know what we are talking about, and that it takes no more than
one or two clicks to go to the information (a longer featurepresentation, a wiki, the tutorials, download, trac, etc.)Evan
Oh yes, this is absolutely true.
On 12/20/05, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again, it has something to do with work flow -- htmlfill is written with
designers in mind, while widgets are more programmer-centric. There
should be room for both techniques, without trying to encorporate both
cases into the same interface.
In gmane.comp.web.turbogears, Dangoor wrote:
On 12/20/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
class MyRoot(controllers.Controller):
mount_path = /
# methods would go here
I'd rather see Routes integration than something like this. From the
looks of
I don't know who you are, but hi there! to the 900th member of this
Google group! In other news, we've also served up north of 75,000
eggs. Had these eggs been laid by real pythons, this would've taken
about 1,000 of them! I'm pretty sure that TextDrive wouldn't want
1,000 pythons in their data
On 20 Dec 2005 18:31:16 -0200, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I hadn't followed this thread closely enough to know which one it was
that worked with Safari (there were lots of references to the first
choice or the 2nd). That was why I said
Keep in mind, though, that you'll likely miss out on the other cool
stuff like widgets i18n.
The ultimate experience would to be able to switch any layer of TG to replace by
another that respects the same API :)
What I'm dreaming?
- Sylvain
Dan,
I still have not ventured into widgets yet. I watched the devcast, and
will
start next week.
They seem to be very configurable.
It would be nice to keep validation as a plug point in the widgets.
You could plug validation into the widget:
- pure client side (nice when you need to
I respect you and all, but you're a dork.
:P
On 12/21/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know who you are, but hi there! to the 900th member of this
Google group! In other news, we've also served up north of 75,000
eggs. Had these eggs been laid by real pythons, this
LMAO!!!
Really, ROFL, LMAO, LOL, et al...
:P
Jared Kuolt wrote:
I respect you and all, but you're a dork.
:P
On 12/21/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know who you are, but hi there! to the 900th member of this
Google group! In other news, we've also served up north
On 12/20/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been working away on a content management system and ran into a
problem with Kid: py:match templates are not themselves matched. Dug
up the following Trac ticket and fixed it on my local copy. Should it
be fixed in the TurboGears
On 12/21/05, Dan Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I've modified the TableForm class. If a FileField is in the widget
list, the enctype is automatically set to multipart/form-data.
And there was much rejoicing! (Yay)
Kevin
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Author of the Zesty News RSS newsreader
email:
On 12/21/05, Softcall Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes it is true.
You can get a CALL-CENTER JOB and WORK FROM HOME. Work for an upcoming
Call Center.
Gee, that's swell.
Apply for the job Work for a NewYork, USA based Mortgage Broker to
earn more than Rs 20,000/-p.m.
Wow.
On 12/21/05, Leandro Lucarella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alvin Wang, el mi�rcoles 21 de diciembre a las 05:38 me escribiste:
I am pretty new to TG and Python. I am not familiar with the naming
convention or how the docutils thing works. If there is an official
naming convention for TG,
On 12/21/05, Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As of now it only has the turbogears.command entrypoint.
Soon it will also have turbogears.toolboxcommands.
how about
turbogears.toolbox.tools?
The turbogears.widgets entry point will point to modules (so you don't
have to explicitly
Jared Kuolt wrote:
I respect you and all, but you're a dork.
:P
up in here.. that is a compliment..
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On 12/21/05, Richard (koorb) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What specifically do you think is like the Firefox page, I do have a
habit of drawing inspiration from things I've seen!
I've blocked out your page [1] and the firefox product page [2]
(http://mozilla.com/firefox). Your grid is (consciously
If anyone is looking at this group via a mail service, make sure to
mark these fun mailings as spam.
On 12/21/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/21/05, Softcall Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes it is true.
You can get a CALL-CENTER JOB and WORK FROM HOME. Work for an
It is on todo list for identify but is currently available for cherrypy
http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/rfc2617
Cool,
laziness comes into effect again and I will leave it. I have a lot
more code to write.
thanks
Alvin
This one is explainable: tg-admin went through a change recently where
it picks up its command via a setuptools EntryPoint. This allows you
to easily create your own additions to tg-admin!
But, to make it work, the egg-info needs to be regenerated. python
setup.py develop would do that.
Kevin
On 12/21/05, Dan Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are people's thoughts on adding automatic JavaScript validation to
widgets ? There are two possibilities here:
1. The old-fashioned way. Basically alert boxes are used to display
error messages (though other methods are possible).
After trying out differen form validation methods I settled on the
following:
@turbogears.expose(html=snippets.templates.register,
validators=validations.RegistrationValidation())
def register(self, **kw):
if kw: # user has entered form fields
if
On 12/20/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only trouble I am having has to do with SQLObjects licensing (since
python's bytecode generation is compiling in my view) and this leaves
things ambiguous with any project code generated (as far as SQLObjects
LGPL licensing).
Actually, I think that's a bad idea. Front-to-back frameworks are all
about consistency and One Way to Do It. By encouraging pluggable
components, this concept would be ruined, IMO.
Sounds like you want to write a CherryPy generic template API.
Peter Hunt
I am planning on doing a lot of coding over Christmas. A mail list
system, Flickr based photo album, etc. If I could write them in a way
that it would be easy for other people to integrate, I would be happy
to donate.
My understanding - please correct
Naming Convention/Coding style
Brian Beck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm ready to start integrating Tasty into some of my applications, but
it's not as easy as I expected. An example of integrating it into a
simple TurboGears app would be appreciated! I've tried a few times now
without much luck.
sorry it took me a while
integrating tasty into another application should be straightforward but
not necessarily easy. that's the tradeoff for being usable from other
languages. it basically involves constructing some urls and
making HTTP requests. the client implementations page in the wiki has
some sample code.
Can sample be made to return a list, it will be very useful to have
several samples for some widgets.
Thanks
Mike
Hi -
I've got tg working with some of my work and I wanted to see how I
would deploy it under mod_python. I've used mod_python a bit before.
I've got it partly working, but it only works for a controller with no
template defined:
@turbogears.expose()
def something(self, *args):
On 12/21/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/21/05, Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As of now it only has the turbogears.command entrypoint.
Soon it will also have turbogears.toolboxcommands.
how about
turbogears.toolbox.tools?
hm. yes. that would be just as
I want some of that your smoking ;)
!!!WARNING!!!
tg-admin update does kill your files, or i did something wrong i'm
so happy i made a backup
Moin,
I have a css stylesheet which works with !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN but not with !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd;. Is it possible to change the
doctype in turbogears?
Many thanks
Matthias
On 12/20/05, Alvin Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Coincidentally, I have a drop in javascript library that I was planning
on modifying when the formencode devcast was done. I don't understand
the form stuff yet. I glanced at the Toasty Goat code and I might be
able to figure it out from
i am building some test data for my app, and i have a object called
Opportunity
since it is an extensive object, i just populated one in phpmyadmin
(using mysql) and called it..
i would like to must make copies of the entry so i can edit small pieces
in phpmyadmin to make them make
Howdy!
I've posted a bug in trac:
http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/249
It seems that if I attach CatWalk to my application my database becomes
permanantly locked - likely due to a mismatched hub.begin() and
hub.commit()/hub.rollback() pair. As a temporary solution I have
if it does then that's a bug.
what exactly did it do? and what did you do? did you tell it to
overwrite your files?
On 12/21/05, Guyon Morée [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
!!!WARNING!!!
tg-admin update does kill your files, or i did something wrong i'm
so happy i made a backup
--
cheers
Isn't that for HTML 2? why would you want to use that?
and no. there is no easy way to set it to a custom doctype.
On 12/21/05, mtg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Moin,
I have a css stylesheet which works with !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN but not with !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
Howdy!
I'm currently working away figuring out some of the scarier stuff
related to my CMS and would like some input and/or comment bashing from
the rest of you. ;^)
So far my design is very application-specific, but I hope to split out
the bare-bones for re-use later. I have a directory
Brian Beck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
That request part isn't what's making it hard to integrate, it's the
model. Reading the tag schema doesn't really help, either. Am I
supposed to modify tasty's Item class to be the model for the items I
want tagged? Or is it supposed to exist as a
sergio, el mi�rcoles 21 de diciembre a las 16:02 me escribiste:
i am building some test data for my app, and i have a object called
Opportunity
since it is an extensive object, i just populated one in phpmyadmin
(using mysql) and called it..
i would like to must make copies of the
i must admit i did overwrite that sounds so stupid now :)
what do the other options mean?
Overwrite ../snippets\snippets\controllers.py [Y/n/d/b/?]
cheers,
Guyon
http://gumuz.looze.net/
anders pearson wrote:
maybe you're misunderstanding. tasty is designed to run as its own
service, *entirely* seperate from your application. you only access it
through HTTP. it should be not just a distinct table, but a distinct
database. it could exist on a seperate machine even.
Ah,
On 21/12/05, sergio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i did this:
newOpp=Opportunity.get(1)
newOpp
and i see the opportunity and all its data..
i wanted to make a copy of it, so i did this:
import copy
newOpp2=copy.copy(newOpp)
hoping it would insert another row into the database..
Matthew Bevan wrote:
1. Can I make the @turbogears.expose() template path relative to the
current directory, or otherwise detach it from my application root?
E.g. the above would turn into templates.view which is much nicer.
If you are using tg svn:
* Templates can now be specified
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
I know that you've been thinking along the lines of a product API.
What I've been shooting for is the ability to compose applications
using standard Python mechanisms. Install an egg, import the class and
hook up an instance to your tree... that would hardly even
Hi all,
I need your help on this problem. In my default() method, I have
following snippet to detect malformed url. So what I want is to throw
away anything that is not
http://localhost:8080/
or
http://localhost:8080
So I wrote:
if len(args) == 0: # Suppose that no args provided
For my security needs, module can not equal group because I will have
groups like admin and members. For example: All users can read a
forum. Members can write in them. admins can delete them. I guess
that is more granularity than most people need.
I think Karl's layout is original and nice, but (personally) I don't
find it quite usable.
For example, I think the front page exposes to many things packed in a
small spaces and it's hard to find what you are looking for.
Most probably my impression it's only related to the relatively dark
(and
Brian Beck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ah, got'cha. It seems impractical performance-wise since there is
indirection through HTTP, and it will take some extra work to write
complex queries involving both tags and separate attributes. But I was
actually impressed with the responsiveness on
Right on.
Kevin
On 12/21/05, Peter Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I think that's a bad idea. Front-to-back frameworks are all
about consistency and One Way to Do It. By encouraging pluggable
components, this concept would be ruined, IMO.
Sounds like you want to write a CherryPy
I love your enthusiasm!
On 12/21/05, Alvin Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am planning on doing a lot of coding over Christmas. A mail list
system, Flickr based photo album, etc. If I could write them in a way
that it would be easy for other people to integrate, I would be happy
to
On 12/21/05, Mike Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Icylamb:
I found the file MyProject-start.py in the same folder with dev.cfg
which I thought all the start-up script should be placed in there.
I have a similar case but for admin programs and cron jobs. I want
them together with the
Well, based on the patch which I'm still hoping to check in tonight,
validate_identity will automatically MD5 or SHA the provided password
before comparing it against the database.
You shouldn't have to do anything.
On 19 Dec, 2005, at 10:57 pm, Jeremy Jones wrote:
I'm trying to get
On 12/21/05, Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't that for HTML 2? why would you want to use that?
and no. there is no easy way to set it to a custom doctype.
Kid provides a way through the serializer, but i agree that this seems
like an odd request.
Kevin
On 12/21/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you are using tg svn: ...
Hey, thanks! That's exactly what I'm looking for. The second half of
that is how do I reference my master template from my object templates
without typing py:extends='../../../templates/master.kid'? ;)
Use
On 12/21/05, icylamb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It actually works fine but with this url:
http://localhost:8080/?action. It gives me errors:
default is only called when CP can't find a matching method. That URL
properly matches the index method, and thus it will call index (with
the action
Kevin Dangoor, el mi�rcoles 21 de diciembre a las 21:20 me escribiste:
On 12/21/05, Michael Schneider [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can sample be made to return a list, it will be very useful to have
several samples for some widgets.
I had been thinking that you would compose the samples
Jeff Watkins wrote:
On 20 Dec, 2005, at 3:08 pm, Jeremy Jones wrote:
I went ahead and put it in one. I'm sure you can find it, but it's
#241, has [PATCH] in it, and shows up in the Pending Patches report.
Jeremy, I've applied your patch, but the problem I see is that it's
now difficult
On 12/21/05, Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't that for HTML 2? why would you want to use that?
Because it works with the complicated style sheet but your are right.
I try to solve the problem with the style sheet.
Matthias
On 12/21/05, Sylvain Hellegouarch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
Keep in mind, though, that you'll likely miss out on the other cool
stuff like widgets i18n.
That's the tradeoff. Use Kid or port these extra features yourself.
Or maybe a third-party maintainer will arise to
On 12/21/05, Mike Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other
potential areas are things that haven't stablized yet: forms,
identity, sessions, etc. Hopefully the final contenders will be
flexible enough to work for everybody, but if not, people need an easy
way to substitute their own,
For
On 12/21/05, Sylvain Hellegouarch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Kevin,
As I alluded earlier in the thread, I *do* plan to have a way to plug
in a different template system, but primarily for the purpose of
backwards compatibility and easier transition to TurboGears.
I like the sound of
And again, methinks.
On 12/22/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And again, methinks.
It's been down since around 5PM, I get a '502 Bad Gateway'.
On Dec 21, 2005, at 12:47 PM, Guyon Morée wrote:
After trying out differen form validation methods I settled on the
following:
@turbogears.expose(html=snippets.templates.register,
validators=validations.RegistrationValidation())
def register(self, **kw):
if kw: # user has entered
On Dec 21, 2005, at 12:36 PM, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
2. The AJAX way. The validation is done server-side, and the error
messages are sent back with JSON and rendered in the form somehow.
This
would be neat but is it possible to prevent the same form being sent
twice to the server (once for
type ? and it will tell you :)
Y(es):Overwrite the file with the new content.
N(o): Do not overwrite the file.
D(iff): Show a unified diff of the proposed changes (dc=context diff)
B(ackup): Save the current file contents to a .bak file
(and overwrite)
Use all
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