Hi,
On Jan 26, 6:02 am, Skip Montanaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I modified controllers/template/view to
def view(self, url):
raise TypeError, url
print sys.stderr, url
return render_response(/%s.myt % url)
If I visit (for
Works just fine here. May be it's the version of
Python interpreter (2.6)? What if you remove
raise statement?
The raise statement was only my last attempt to get something to work.
Note also the print and the unprotected call to render_response(). If
I define view() as suggested in its
Many thanks folks!
I'll try use this here.
Marcus
On 26 jan, 03:45, Uwe Feldtmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Markm wrote:
I am just begining here ... do you mind if I see that your complete (I
mean your controller and defs) code? For eg, I did not understand this
piece of code:
I'm
I would like to build a small app akin to a filemaker database, but
web-based, of course. One nice feature of filemaker is the ability to
search based on pretty much any field (or combination). I know how to do
the searches, but I would like to make a simple query language (things like
2..3, 3,
On 1/26/07, Sean Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to build a small app akin to a filemaker database, but
web-based, of course. One nice feature of filemaker is the ability to
search based on pretty much any field (or combination). I know how to do
the searches, but I would like
On 1/25/07, Christoph Haas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Evening...
as some of you may have read on IRC I'm trying to use webhelpers' pagination
package. That's a pretty frustrating trip that's more a pydoc text adventure
than something that saves me more time than re-inventing the wheel.
