On 7/4/07, Max Ischenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As you see it's not cookie-based, alas, but at least it was easy to
implement. ;)
Yes, but it uses sessions. I've never had anything but trouble with
sessions once you move to multiple front-end servers and, unless
there's a *100% foolproof*
Ian Bicking, el 2 de julio a las 15:48 me escribiste:
2- paster, paste script to be exact is way too complicated for
normal tg commands, paster is build on top of optparse which at
least in TG case will maintain the huge set of switches, most TG
commands could be ran with a simpler
Don't know how ROR handles its flash messages, but there have been some good
suggestions lately on the tg-users ML about how tg's flash could be
improved. These threads might give you some ideas on what kind of an api
your users would like:
Flash notes with HTML tags
What I understand, from my limited depth, is that this project aims to
be something like the VS .NET IDE for TG framework. It really exites
me!
I don't know whether extending toolbox can take the vision that
forward. Even, can a web application serve the ultimate vision, or a
window application
Hello gents.
I am researching new frameworks with which to rewrite my high traffic
web application. I have used Django for a smaller sub-project and I
wanted to compare and contrast it with TurboGears.
I would be very grateful for a pointer to TurboGears applications
currently in production
Monty,
I'd love to hear what changes you've made to the suckity python api
before I go diving head first into it :) Or, if there's anything I
can do to assist...
Thanks!
On Jun 17, 1:09 pm, Monty Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm working on a TG-based Facebook app and have already written
Why readonly fields is not submitted with other fields (hidden too) ?
I don't understand well what's the reason...
Glauco
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Even assuming you are using widgets; the use of 'readonly' involves it
being passed straight through to the HTML.
My understanding is that 'disabled' fields are not sent as part of the
form data; but that 'readonly' field are sent as part of the form.
This (and their visual appearance) are what
The issue here is that Kid wants to work with XML and Unicode.
This throws up an issue that HTML entities are not valid Unicode and
must be represented differently.
The following code from TurboBlog (Florent Aide) addresses this issue:
from htmlentitydefs import name2codepoint
def
On 7/5/07, Loucash [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, I'd like to have an access to a score column in my results
and how can I get it.
When I tried:
results.fetchall()
then I have a tuples, but then empty cursor is given to an instances
method :(
The best solution would be if in Company_m
Hi everybody! I am searching for an tg2exe, but to linux(Ex:
tg2bin). For generate a binary file, in linux. I need distribute a
application without the source code. Exist some way of the distribute
the application without the source code, or hide the source code? I
search in group, but I did
I think the best way to handle that would be to create a mapper
extension that uses the create_instance method to override the
standard behaviour. You could then make sure that the score property
gets applied if it's available in the rows given to the mapper.
It works, I've implemented
The mainly reason to use DISABLED instead of READONLY is that
READONLY is usable only with text boxes
on the other hand you can make DISABLED every kind of widgets.
j
asm wrote:
Even assuming you are using widgets; the use of 'readonly' involves it
being passed straight through to the HTML.
to increase the confusion, Kid outputs a wrong error message, probably
becasuse of this Python bug: ...
This turned out to be a bug in Kid, not Python. UnicodeDecodeErrors are
erroneously translated to these TypeErrors by Kid. Will be solved in
the next Kid version.
-- Chris
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I had a very similar problem that could not be resolved with a simple
install of RuleDispatch. It turned out that removing and re-installing
in the site-packages was not enough. When I deleted the folder:
/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/dispatch
the problem
On Thu, 2007-05-07 at 14:03 +0200, Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
Thanks for the status update, Alberto.
What are the plans for widgets in TG 2.0? Will these be ToscaWidget? Is
your plan of releasing a beta of with a new widget browser anytime soon
still within your bounds of possibility?
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Hello gents.
I am researching new frameworks with which to rewrite my high traffic
web application. I have used Django for a smaller sub-project and I
wanted to compare and contrast it with TurboGears.
I would be very grateful for a pointer to TurboGears
I'm mucking around trying to automate more of my admin interface, and
wondered if anyone could tell me what the smart way to iterate through
an SA mapped objects column attributes would be. Is there a better way
than just going through all the attributes of the object checking to see
if they are
On 7/5/07, iain duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm mucking around trying to automate more of my admin interface, and
wondered if anyone could tell me what the smart way to iterate through
an SA mapped objects column attributes would be. Is there a better way
than just going through all the
Thanks so much for the replies Chris and asm.
I tried the suggested fix with the .decode.('cp1252') and yes that
works great for avoiding the crash - thank you again, I never would
have known to try that!
Because you described that fix as quick/dirty, I'm also wondering if
there's any broader
Hi guys,
someone mentioned EuroPython in another thread, perhaps it is not
pointless to tell you that I will be talking on Tuesday 15:00-15:30
on
Managing and displaying user track data with Python
... and the software I am presenting is built with TurboGears. So, if
someone wants to meet and
Site says that
TurboGears 1.0.2.2
Now with Python 2.5 support!
I am using with Python 2.5 and so far I am very happy.
W.
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On Jul 5, 1:22 pm, anna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me what version of Python Turbogears is written/
developed in? Or can you tell me where to find this info?
Thanks,
Anna
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me what version of Python Turbogears is written/
developed in? Or can you tell me where to find this info?
Thanks,
Anna
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buffalob wrote:
Because you described that fix as quick/dirty, I'm also wondering if
there's any broader solution that I should consider for the longer
term to help lessen the chance of such invalid data griding my app to
a halt? Any thoughts?
Quick dirty in so far as your HTML_Stripper
I'm curious whether anyone knows of a TG or pylons based shopping cart
project. I like the idea of Satchmo, the Django cart, and might just run
a Django and TG site off the same db, but if there is a TG or pylons
equivalent in the making that would be preferable.
Thanks
Iain
I guess a windows version would be rather inconvenient for many - not everyone
runs windows :-)
So if this has to be a non-web application (which might make sense), at least
write it with something platform-independent, like python/wxpython
Uwe
On Wednesday 04 July 2007, Sanjay wrote:
What
I think ya'll should consider building in support for ActionScript and
Flex into TurboGears 2. HTML is a limited display technology for
expressing audio visual ideas (obviously it is great for text). The
upcoming open sourcing of the Flex technology opens up alot of
opportunities to expand the
From what I have read, there has in the past been some questions marks
on whether TurboGears will run properly under Apache using mod_python.
Part of the reason seemed to be that Apache runs as a multiprocess
server and database caches in individual processes aren't being
synchronised. The result
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