Daniel Tang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also, I think you can just set the default by changing the init_app
call from 'mako' to 'pylonsmyghty'.
Ah, that was it, the magic name :-)
Thanks!
The init_app() approach appears to work with the addition of the
'components' path to 'templates', i.e.
I'm attempting an upgrade to 0.9.6 but cannot get Myghty running as the default
template language. The doco on
http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/pylonsdocs/Using+Other+Template+Languages says
that Myghty is not supported by the template_engine argument passed to
config.init_app and refers to
Stefano Masini [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Please point me in the right direction if I just overlooked a solution
that maybe already exists.
You might take a look at orbited - http://www.orbited.org/ - it even
has a Pylons tutorial.
HTH
Robert
Martin Aspeli [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1. We need a fairly heavily AJAXified UI. Is Prototype and the
Railsish web helpers the best way to go?
I'm a big fan of the Yahoo! User Interface library -
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/
It is hard to beat for quality of code and documentation, not
The latest release of the Market Shares site is an
Editors Pick on Yahoo Gallery - http://gallery.yahoo.com/
Excuse the self-promotion, but it is good to see a Pylons app up there
and as we state on the 'About the site' page -
http://www.marketshares.com.au/assist/about_the_site/ - we are
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
The following is even better:
if isinstance(component, basestring)
Not sure if Mike is still taking patches for Myghty (the old technology!), but
I'll see - if I didn't have 130 templates/components I would be moving sooner
rather than later, to Mako or
Max Ischenko wrote:
I am afraid I can't give a helpful answer but I'll tune in anyway. ;)
Thanks for taking the time to chime in.
Hmm. The str class doesn't have 'is_file_component' either, does it?
No, but the Myghty code has:
if type(component) == types.StringType:
component =
Max Ischenko wrote:
I am trying to validate my XHTML page (generated with Pylons/Mako) and got
an error:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Ftesting.developers.org.ua%2F
Warning *Line 104 column 41*: cannot generate system identifier for general
entity norestart.
| a
David Geller wrote:
It's a really nice site! Congratulations!
Thanks!
I'm curious as to what your server configuration finally turned out to
be. How are you using nginx, and what software are you actually using to
to run the pylons app?
nginx is basically setup identically to the way
Robert Leftwich wrote:
I'm running 3 Pylons instances in place of the load balanced and proxied
Mongrel
clusters in the above config, using egg:Paste#http for each.
That should probably read:
I'm running 3 load balanced and proxied Pylons instances in place of the
Mongrel clusters
Just thought I'd let everyone know that after much hard work we have finally
publicly launched our Pylons-based site - http://www.marketshares.com.au
Apologies for the (semi-)spam, but I think it is a good advertisement for the
power of Pylons as it is a fairly large site with daily data on
I wrote:
Hopefully, all will be revealed later this week with 2 separate servers to
test
with.
Well, it took a bit longer than I'd hoped but I finally found the time to do
some testing. Unfortunately, it wasn't as thorough as I would have liked as one
of the boxes had to be removed at
I wrote:
Hopefully, all will be revealed later this week with 2 separate servers to
test
with.
I just had to pass on this comment from a beta tester after I switched from
lightty/proxy to nginx/flup in preparation for the testing:
*This truly is fantastic speed. It's desktop fast.*
James Gardner wrote:
OK, I was testing on localhost.
So was I, on the laptop. Any testing to the real box was useless at 128k.
Could you let me know the platform you
are on too please? Sometimes Debian etch is a bit weird!
Ubuntu 6.06 on both servers and laptops.
Robert
I'm just switching access to the account management section of the site to use
https and have a problem. If I set the protocol in the h.url_for() call on a
page, then when the browser navigates to that https url, all the url's
generated for the destination page (navigation, images, etc) are
Cliff Wells wrote:
On Fri, 2007-02-16 at 15:02 +, James Gardner wrote:
I'd encourage anyone who is currently using the dev version to upgrade
to 0.3.0pre4 so we can see if there are any issues before 0.3.0 is
formally released in a couple of weeks time.
So I rolled back to the
Matt Good wrote:
Benchmarking on a laptop can be misleading since the CPU scaling makes
it impossible to get consistent results.
Yep.
FWIW I kept on repeating the test until I got consistent results with the CPU
maxed out, but I wasn't putting any weight in the results as testing on the
Ian Bicking wrote:
Cliff Wells wrote:
I'll probably do
some better tests later, but my initial suspicion is that the default
paster serve isn't as fast as CherryPy (both are proxyied to via
Nginx).
In my simplistic tests CherryPy 3 is about 50% faster than
paste.httpserver. That's
Ian Bicking wrote:
(are FastCGI connections persistent in any way?).
Not that I'm aware of.
Hopefully, I'll have some more definitive numbers in a few days.
Robert
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Alagu Madhu wrote:
paste.auth
Barrel
Authkit
What is suitable for the Pylons ?
I ended up choosing Authkit with my own SA backed user storage - it is working
well. Note that it was written with Pylons in mind, not that integrating the
others is hard, but you might find it easier to work
Uwe Feldtmann wrote:
I've been using the Live headers and the result is:-
The original request
POST /xul/c_user HTTP/1.1
The response...
HTTP/1.x 200 OK
Server: PasteWSGIServer/0.5 Python/2.4.3
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 2007 06:39:12 GMT
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Connection: close
Sean Davis wrote:
In one particular case, the h.button_to helper expects a lower-case
method argument and does not work with an uppercase method argument,
leading
to total lack of interoperability, with the helper demanding and generating
lowercase and Routes demanding uppercase. Is there a
Uwe Feldtmann wrote:
I'm sending POST data via XMLHttpRequest as follows:-
xhr = new XMLHttpRequest()
... callback omitted xhr.open( POST, url, true ) - where url is
/contr/func
xhr.send( data ) - where data is a string
?parm1=value1amp;parm2=value2
When I try to retrieve the values in
Uwe Feldtmann wrote:
The Content-Length is correctly set or so it seams and I've looked at so
many examples my head is swimming.
This is the header info as reported by Pylons.
CONTENT_LENGTH: '20'
CONTENT_TYPE: 'application/xml'
Set the content type to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Uwe Feldtmann wrote:
A call via GET works but since I changed the request to POST it's not
sending anything back to javascript even though I've registered a callback.
Any clues?
In these sorts of situations the LiveHTTPHeaders extension for FF is a big help.
If you run it and look at
Ian Bicking wrote:
It's probably Paste. Is /philosophy/overview/ a directory served as
static files? Of course, without any particular support for index.html
there shouldn't be anything useful at that location...?
True.
IIRC this may be the result of a Routes issue that I've never gone
It looks like something is caching the 301 response. I've taken out all the
routes except
map.connect('/philosophy/overview', controller='home')
If I use urlopen() on http://localhost:/philosophy/overview I get the 301
response (where is any port no.)
If I use urlopen() on any
I wrote:
It looks like something is caching the 301 response.
Nope - it was my own stupidity!
A few months back there were a couple of different people creating content
off-site and they wanted to include images in the templates. In the interests of
expediency I let them use relative
wyatt-bC wrote:
Just to confirm this, Prototype and script.aculo.us are only added to
your templates if you explicitly include them. Also, tabblo.com uses
Prototype/script.aculo.us together with YUI, and their site seems to
work pretty well with a lot of complicated DHTML/AJAX stuff.
I
I'm setting up a REST-based set of URLs for a Pylons app using Routes and it
looks like there is an issue when using the pseudo-REQUEST_METHOD, i.e.
'_method' and WebHelpers.
In particular, if I use h.link_to with an arg of 'method':'DELETE' the form
that
is generated for the link has the
The WebHelpers links on pylonshq.com seem to have a problem :-)
e.g. on the main HQ page http://pylonshq.com/WebHelpers/module-index.html = 404
Robert
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Ben Bangert wrote:
Ah, sorry, let me rephrase. I meant, how would you know where in the
route-list you wanted the new one in at? That would seem to require
pretty extensive knowledge of the route setup. If you're inserting
routes dynamically, it seems easy to lose track of where
Ben Bangert wrote:
You want:
g.pylons_config.paths
If you're curious what else is hanging off g.pylons_config,
http://pylonshq.com/docs/0.8.2/class-pylons.config.Config.html
Good timing... that information is useful.
Along similar lines, I'm attempting to add a route to the map at
Ben Bangert wrote:
You'll need to know a wee bit about the internal structure of the map
object. In this case, the fact that the Routes are in a list off
map.matchlist. But the map.connect does a little more than just
appending to the matchlist. So to be safe:
map.connect()
up0 wrote:
I'm ready to move on to pylons/myghty (after quite a bit of working
with Django and other webframework) but I'm stuck on this. How do I
use SQLAlchemy with it? In models/__init__.py, uncommenting few
lines seem to make it work with SQLObject. But is there any example
for
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