I do a mistake, I thought the 'widgets' attribute need by Kid is for the main page, but not it seems to be need by the
FieldSet kid template (as you wrote), sorry.
Try to force the setting of the 'widgets' attribute of FieldSet, replace widgets.FieldSet([ by
widgets.FieldSet(widgets=[
Jorge
Dan Jacob wrote:
If you add to your dict_new widget=None it will work:
data_new = dict(
widget = None,
contrato_assinatura = '',
contrato_vencimento = '',
cliente_id = None,
nome_abreviado = None,
nome_completo =
Michele Cella wrote:
I've attached my work (based on Ian Bicking conservative metaclass [1]
and a snippets of code from formencode) to this ticket:
http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/454
All comments are *very* welcome.
From r581 you can use again declarative forms, that's an
Well, I seem to get into the same problem now:
'Request' object has no attribute 'app_path'
I've been following SVN for a some time and it work just fine.
I suspect the problem is with CherryPy - today I decided to update
installed version, went to thirdparty/cherryp and performed
easy_install
I think the following may explain this:
thirdparty\cherrypysvn diff -r 931
Index: cherrypy/_cphttptools.py
===
--- cherrypy/_cphttptools.py(revision 931)
+++ cherrypy/_cphttptools.py(working copy)
@@ -269,15 +269,6 @@
Ticket # is 420.
Uwe
Ronald Jaramillo wrote:
Can you open a ticket about this?
Cheers.
Ronald
On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:54 AM, Uwe Grauer wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry but that seems correct it's a time value and all time is
measured in seconds since 1/1/1970.
How would i
Another option could be to simply open the file and stream it directly
without redirecting anywhere. I'm not sure how fast/slow this method
would be though.
@turbogears.expose()
def index(self):
import os
return
cherrypy.lib.cptools.fileGenerator(open(os.path.join(static,index.html),
Thanks.
-ronald
On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:20 PM, Uwe Grauer wrote:
Ticket # is 420.
Uwe
Ronald Jaramillo wrote:
Can you open a ticket about this?
Cheers.
Ronald
On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:54 AM, Uwe Grauer wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry but that seems correct it's a time value
On 26. jan. 2006, at 01.36, northam wrote:What I have in template.kid (notice one long string without spacesbetween html tags): div style="padding-left:2px;padding-top:7px;"a href=""target="com" title="my Weblook"imgsrc="" width="92"height="18" alt="my Weblook" style="margin-left:2px"//aahref=""
Dan Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW this is actually a separate issue. If the dict data_new misses any
of the fields you get the same KeyError; it should be the case that any
missing values are set to None or default.
This is why there's the 'data_new' dictionary to populate the second
David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I do a mistake, I thought the 'widgets' attribute need by Kid is for the main
page, but not it seems to be need by the FieldSet kid template (as you wrote),
sorry.
Try to force the setting of the 'widgets' attribute of FieldSet, replace
David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I do a mistake, I thought the 'widgets' attribute need by Kid is for the main
page, but not it seems to be need by the FieldSet kid template (as you wrote),
sorry.
Try to force the setting of the 'widgets' attribute of FieldSet, replace
Maybe you could try this ugly hack (non-tested) :
define and use FieldGroup instead of FieldSet in your form.
class FieldGroup(turbogears.widgets.FieldSet):
template =
div xmlns:py=http://purl.org/kid/ns#; py:strip=True
span py:for=widget in widgets py:strip=True
span
David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe you could try this ugly hack (non-tested) :
define and use FieldGroup instead of FieldSet in your form.
class FieldGroup(turbogears.widgets.FieldSet):
template =
div xmlns:py=http://purl.org/kid/ns#; py:strip=True
span
On 1/25/06, northam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I have in template.kid (notice one long string without spacesbetween html tags):div style=padding-left:2px;padding-top:7px;a href="">target=com title=my Weblookimg
src="" width=92height=18 alt=my Weblook style=margin-left:2px//aahref="" target=com
Hi,
What's the difference between Grid and DataGrid? From widget browser in
toolbox I can't see any. What about some documentation on those
widgets? On trac there are only simple widgets described - maybe it
would be nice to have some quick usage instructions in the widget
browser?
thanks,
matej
There seem to be a related ticket but I cannot verify it works for me.
I belive the Grid will be removed in favor for the DataGrid.
On 1/26/06, mte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
What's the difference between Grid and DataGrid? From widget browser in
toolbox I can't see any. What about some documentation on those
widgets? On trac there are only simple widgets
Something strange. I tried last night to replace de uri with a memory
database, thinking this might be a path/access_rights problem. So I
used -- 'sqlobject.dburi':sqlite:/:memory: -- in tests/test_i18n.py.
I get the exact same error. And I uninstalled anything that had to do
with old version of
David Stanek wrote:
Is there any parameter which allow to disable this reformatting?
Yes in Kid, but not in TurboKid. I can't remember offhand the name, but
there is a property on the Kid serializer that you can set to turn off this
formatting.
This may be something to set automatically
*I posted this in the cherrypy-users ML but I thought some of you here
might want to kick it around as well*
-
wsgi_filter lets you mount and run WSGI apps within your CherryPy
applications.
I have a neat example with a CP app hosting a web.py app. I'm
I've been playing with TG for about a month now and I love it. I
have very little programming experience (2 semester's worth of java
in uni) and no web development or python experience. I'm using TG to
follow up on an Idea(s), and learn a lot about python/webdev along the
way. I'm amazed at
I have two patches submitted to trac, and I thought I'd announce them
here to try and get them committed. :)
AutoCompleteField doesn't add it's value when it is within a form widget:
http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/470
CalendarDatePicker doesn't allow empty values:
On 1/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Stanek wrote:
Is there any parameter which allow to disable this reformatting?
Yes in Kid, but not in TurboKid. I can't remember offhand the name, but
there is a property on the Kid serializer that you can set to turn off
Ok, some more tests. I get the exact same problem if I change the URI
to use postgresql. So it isn't sqlite related as I first thought.
'sqlobject.dburi':postgres://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/tgtest fails too, in the
exact same way. Just hope this isn't a thread related problem.
I will continue to work
Lee McFadden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
CalendarDatePicker doesn't allow empty values:
http://trac.turbogears.org/turbogears/ticket/370
I've added some comments to this one. Specially one change that I'd like to
see reverted from your patch.
--
Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 1/25/06, rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Congratulations Kevin and everyone involved.
Congrats !
be until it becomes stable. But not so with TG, I'm guessing it's a
combination of presentation and an emphasis on push-button installation
and usability. The quickstart feature alone makes it
actually. it looks like if the whole file is one line, it stays so.
but if there are newlines anywhere it starts formatting it.
On 1/26/06, Elvelind Grandin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Stanek wrote:
Is there any parameter which
David Stanek wrote:
there is a property on the Kid serializer that you can set to turn off this
formatting.
This may be something to set automatically anyway. It seem like good default
behavior to not have Kid reformat the document structure.
I completely agree with this, KID/TurboGears
On 1/26/06, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've added some comments to this one. Specially one change that I'd like to
see reverted from your patch.
I've copied this from my comment on the ticket.
I don't see how it would break any implimentation for the different
CSS classes on the
I'm trying to display an image map, but Kid complains about it not
being well formed. Here is the HTML:
map name=map1
area shape=poly coords=55,140,64,135,64,145,55,150
title='Enterprise @ Jan-00 = USD 50 millions'
href=xystub.py?x=0xLabel=Jan-00dataSet=0dataSetName=Enterprisevalue=50
area
Lee McFadden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 1/26/06, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've added some comments to this one. Specially one change that I'd like to
see reverted from your patch.
I've copied this from my comment on the ticket.
I don't see how it would break any
Jeff,
Does the API provide for two basic types of role-based protection?
For example:
1) Declarative:
some class:
some method: / requires role(admin)
2) Procedural:
if isInRole('jeff',admin) then
do something
else
do something else
endif
and possibly:
3)
2006/1/26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm trying to display an image map, but Kid complains about it not
being well formed.
area is not a valid XML.
area/ is.
I don't have control over the HTML provided in the image map. How can I
tell Kid to just let it pass?
That's too bad.
Replace with amp;
On 1/26/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to display an image map, but Kid complains about it not
being well formed. Here is the HTML:
--
:: marcelo.alves
Okey, in kid/serialization.py
I changed
balanced_blocks = 1
to
balanced_blocks = 0
And Kid stopped the reformatting and damaging html code. Definitely
this option has to be turned off by default and probably be
congifurable easily in config file.
There is something else going on here. I figured I could replace the
'' with '/', which I did, but I still get the ExpatError.
area shape=poly coords=55,140,64,135,64,145,55,150
title='Enterprise @ Jan-00 = USD 50 millions'
href=xystub.py?x=0xLabel=Jan-00dataSet=0dataSetName=Enterprisevalue=50/
Elvelind Grandin wrote:
actually. it looks like if the whole file is one line, it stays so.
but if there are newlines anywhere it starts formatting it.
that's an interesting observation. here's the output from a simple
load-and-serialize script (using the XML serializer in Kid 0.7.1). for
[EMAIL PROTECTED], el jueves 26 de enero a las 18:23 me escribiste:
There is something else going on here. I figured I could replace the
'' with '/', which I did, but I still get the ExpatError.
area shape=poly coords=55,140,64,135,64,145,55,150
title='Enterprise @ Jan-00 = USD 50
On 1/26/06, northam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okey, in kid/serialization.pyI changedbalanced_blocks = 1tobalanced_blocks = 0And Kid stopped the reformatting and damaging html code. Definitelythis option has to be turned off by default and probably be
congifurable easily in config file.
Thats the
Yep, that was it. Makes my code ugly, but it works now.
Thanks!
-Don
I see that in Widget.__init__, passing in attrs will create an instance
attribute.I don't see javascript or css here.
[EMAIL PROTECTED], el jueves 26 de enero a las 18:58 me escribiste:
Yep, that was it. Makes my code ugly, but it works now.
BTW, this is a XML problem, not a Kid one.
--
Leandro Lucarella (luca) | Blog colectivo: http://www.mazziblog.com.ar/blog/
Hi nospice (sorry, but I couldn't quite guess your name, only that you
are not one of the Spice Girls :)
If you want to know about TG performace, you should look for data on the
performace of it's components, most importantly Kid and CherryPy. In
fact even the Kid thing is not such a
I've found the problem. The documentation at
http://www.python.org/doc/2.4.2/dist/dist.html suggests the existence
of two additional directives: install_data and install_headers.
The cascading style sheets, templates, and some other things in
docutils are listed as data files in setup.py, and so
My code in template.kid:
div class=cpycopy; 2006...
Is shown in browser like: © 2006...
when I looked in generated html source I saw:
div class=cpy© 2006...
I suspect premature transformation of special html like nbsp;, copy;
and so on which MUST NOT be touched by Kid at all.
Is there any
Leandro Lucarella wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED], el jueves 26 de enero a las 18:58 me escribiste:
Yep, that was it. Makes my code ugly, but it works now.
BTW, this is a XML problem, not a Kid one.
it's HTML 101, in fact:
http://www.htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/problems.html#amp
Hi Alex,
raise cherrypy.HTTPRedirect(turbogears.url('/static/index.html'))
works fine, but InternalRedirect makes problems.
strange. Which TG/cherrypy version are you using?
ciao
Martina
Daniel Holth wrote:
Hi, I don't like using root to install things, largely because I can
edit that source code more easily when it is in my home directory.
Anyway, I've edited my ~/.pydistutils.cfg file to reflect this per
turbogears advice:
The ideal way of doing this is to check out the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why? for the browser, character references are no different from
character codes.
I think browser might not be involved into this problem. It's a Kid who
outputs junk. BTW, output format is xhtml.
Thanks, I've enjoyed develop, plus:
cd ~/src/turbogears/thirdparty
for i in * ; do ( cd $i ; easy_install . ) ; done
Or perhaps this would be better:
for i in * ; do ( cd $i ; python -c import setuptools;
execfile('setup.py') develop ) ; done
to install all the subversion-grabbed
northam wrote:
why? for the browser, character references are no different from
character codes.
I think browser might not be involved into this problem. It's a Kid who
outputs junk. BTW, output format is xhtml.
no, it's not junk, it's encoded characters.
the browser doesn't care if
I had installed 2.1.2 and downgrading back to 2.0.5 solved it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no, it's not junk, it's encoded characters.
the browser doesn't care if you send it character entities, character
references,
or encoded text. it's all the same thing. see the link I posted for
more on this.
Let me put it in this way:
1. Kid does not validate
To perhaps clarify, you're more than likely outputting UTF-8 encoded
text. Given that there are unicode characters that represent a
non-breaking space, or in your example, the copyright symbol, kid
optimizes. This is a very small win, in that you're saving a few bytes
per character. You'll
Hi northam:
2. Kid does encode an character entity (copy;), as well as numeric
character reference(#x00A9) into junk (i.e. improperly encoded text),
no, kid encodes this correctly in utf-8 as two-byte-sequence: C2 A9.
which is not displayed right (©).
this happens if your browser decodes
Hi all,
I tried to test catwalk feature, but it seems like it missing from the
latest source in trunk? or maybe I was wrong, I try to also look for
catwalk source in the my python site-packages turbogears directory but
no success.
D:\01_src\Wiki-30python start-wiki30.py
Traceback (most recent
Change
from turbogears.catwalk import CatWalk
to
from turbogears.toolbox.catwalk import CatWalk
On 1/26/06, JKR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I tried to test catwalk feature, but it seems like it missing from the
latest source in trunk? or maybe I was wrong, I try to also look for
Thanks Jared,
It works now :) now exploring catwalk
no, kid encodes this correctly in utf-8 as two-byte-sequence: C2 A9.
...
this happens if your browser decodes these two bytes according to
ISO-8859-1 as two characters.
...
Hi Martina, Thank you very much for your advices.
Yes, you guys all right. It was an untidiness in template which
Same problem, r.584.
I've tracked it down to line 119 of pkg_resources.py in setuptools:
__import__(moduleOrReq)
It happens when moduleOrReq is 'turbogears.fastdata.templates'
When I import it in advance, and put on the first line of config.py
import turbogears.fastdata.templates, the error is
[EMAIL PROTECTED], el jueves 26 de enero a las 19:37 me escribiste:
Leandro Lucarella wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED], el jueves 26 de enero a las 18:58 me escribiste:
Yep, that was it. Makes my code ugly, but it works now.
BTW, this is a XML problem, not a Kid one.
it's HTML 101, in
erisian wrote:
Jeff,
Does the API provide for two basic types of role-based protection?
For example:
1) Declarative:
some class:
some method: / requires role(admin)
2) Procedural:
if isInRole('jeff',admin) then
do something
else
do something else
endif
and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, that was it. Makes my code ugly, but it works now.
An option to make it less ugly is to use ; instead of amp;
/foo?bar=bazamp;arr=tee
becomes:
/foo?bar=baz;arr=tee
--
Regards,
Stephen Thorne
Development Engineer
Scanned by the NetBox from NetBox Blue
The Identity API provides #1 and #2 but not #3 because that is *so* application specific. For example, you could have the following class:class MyController(controllers.Controller): [EMAIL PROTECTED]() [EMAIL PROTECTED]( in_group( "admin" ) ) def index( self ): pass [EMAIL
It seems like this command
.../TurboGears-0.8.8$ python setup.py install
goes online, looking for a TurboGears updates and try to download them.
How to install TurboGears without the check for updates?
Stephen, this is largely the same functionality as the permissions built into Identity. However, I suspect you have specific requirements that made using the permissions not suit your needs.I'm prototyping a permission system that would allow customised permissions based on specific objects, but
Hello everyone. I'm trying to figure out how to better do something
that I've currently got...
I've got a member's table in my database... It currently has a number
of boolcol fields:
class Member(SQLObject):
username = StringCol(length=25, alternateID=True)
appearance_0 =
Daniel Holth wrote:
Using easy_install to install anything in the system path (requiring
root), for any reason, is not tasteful for me. Perhaps I am using a web
host for which I do not have root. Perhaps I really need my eggs or
anything else under /usr to be tracked in the system's package
class Member(SQLObject):
name = StringCol(length=45)
billing_rate = CurrencyCol()
@turbogears.expose(format=json)
def get_member_data(self, member_id):
member = model.Member.get(member_id)
return dict(member=member)
Throws this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
On Jan 26, 2006, at 10:18 PM, Dan Jacob wrote:
class Member(SQLObject):
name = StringCol(length=45)
billing_rate = CurrencyCol()
@turbogears.expose(format=json)
def get_member_data(self, member_id):
member = model.Member.get(member_id)
return dict(member=member)
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