Hello:
After a complex migration, I was getting errors, nono of my web2py sites
was working:
Internal Server Error
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> The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was
> unable to complete your request.
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> Please contact the server administrator, [no address given] and info
Massimo,
Thanks for your reply.
Nothing changed in web2py in this respect. You can type the address in
> yourself if you know you have have it. Perhaps it has changed?
I manually configured my Mac's IP address, so it's a fixed IP address.
There's a difference in just unzipping web2py and star
I want to have another for color and backgroundcolor in the menu bar.
I have changed bootswatch.css, line 83
#navbar .auth_navbar, #navbar .auth_navbar a {color:*green*;}
And in web2py_bootstrap.css, line 40
/* auth navbar - primitive style */
.auth_navbar,.auth_navbar a{color:*red*;} /* inherit
something like in pseudocode:
db.define_table('payments',
Field('table', length=9, requires=IS_IN_SET('auth_user','firm'),
default='auth_user'),
Field('uf_id', db.auth_user or db.firms, requires=IS_IN_DB(db,
db.auth_user.id or db.firms.id, '%(id)s'),.. .
i know this is wrong, but how can i best
When a user finishes adding a record in the WhatIfVote table, I want this
function below to find only the parent WhatIf record to have its field
numberOfTentativePartners have its contents replaced with the count of
number of WhatIfVote records for that parent.
What is the syntax for selecting
ok, i need some opinions on how to do this best and how to implement the
best method.
consider payments. a table named "firms" that can make payments and
multiple logins under auth_user. a second table of auth_user that can make
payments and obviously by definition a single login under the sa
nice, perfect and working simple and effective. thanx anthony. lucas
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No, if your callback simply returns, then the rest of the Auth.login()
function will proceed -- it doesn't do anything with the return value of
the callback. If you want to immediately send a response to the browser,
you must either call redirect() or raise an HTTP() exception:
def check_login(
Has anyone used any tool for automated spell-checking with long markmin
docs like those of the web2py manual?
I'm using the Libre Office Writer corrector, but when I save the changes
the files do not render correctly, so I guess Writer is using an
incompatible file format. Any idea on how to dea
how come the following doesn't work? it should just return a simple page.
just for testing for now...
def check_login(form):
return HTML(BODY('%s%s' % (auth.user_id, 'test')))
auth.settings.login_onaccept = check_login
auth.settings.register_onaccept = check_login
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auth.settings.register_onaccept and auth.settings.login_accept are callback
functions (or lists of functions) that are called upon successful
registration or login. Each function will be passed the registration or
login form object.
Anthony
On Saturday, April 13, 2013 7:51:50 PM UTC-4, lucas w
hello one and all,
how can i intercept the register and login functions to add code after each
has run? i essentially want to run some checks on the newly logged in user
and then redirect them as necessary.
thanx in advance. lucas
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> Any suggestions for changing this behavior?
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No, but, you could force is_mobile in the layout, at least you'll be able
to use the menu. There's obviously something wrong with the scaffolding
stylesheet. Probably an old 800x600 monitor would also have problems
displaying the menu.
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In twitter bootstrap and web2py when the screen is too narrow the menu
display as a single button which triggers a drop down. This happens to me
every time I give a talk and the menu disappears because the screen gets
narrower on a projector. Moreover when the menu is a dropdown, submenus do
n
thanks - I'll give them a go.
On 13 April 2013 21:51, Christian Foster Howes wrote:
> The 2 versions that i have used this week with the latest GAE are:
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> Version 2.0.8 (2012-09-07 03:47:51) stable
> Version 2.0.9 (2012-09-13 23:51:30) stable
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> cfh
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> On 4/12/13 21:13 , Carl Roach wrote:
The 2 versions that i have used this week with the latest GAE are:
Version 2.0.8 (2012-09-07 03:47:51) stable
Version 2.0.9 (2012-09-13 23:51:30) stable
cfh
On 4/12/13 21:13 , Carl Roach wrote:
What version are you using Christian?
On 12 Apr 2013 23:34, "Christian Foster Howes" wrote:
i'm n
Hi niphlod, here's the code:
p = db.my_post
g = db.my_group
m = db.my_membership
query = ((m.my_user == auth.user.id) &
(m.my_group == g.id) &
(p.groups.contains(g.id)))
rows= db(query).select(p.id, p.status, orderby=~p.creation_date,distinct
=True)
The
I did not say web3py runs on python 3. But we rewrote code to be python 3
friendly and it is a goal to make it work on python 3. Thanks for your
offer of helping.
On Saturday, 13 April 2013 13:18:43 UTC-5, samuel bonilla wrote:
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> python3 runme.py
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> Traceback (most recent call last):
> Fil
seems very nice.
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ok, long version ^__^
there are 2 separate problems:
1.
every time the admin page is updated (i.e. new css, new structure, etc) it
is possible (and happened already) that your browser has the old version of
these assets in cache, so things are working "weirdly".
If you trigger the full-reload wi
Sorry, not sure I understand what you're saying here. What do you mean
"different behaviours while accessing the same page" and "lies in the
structure of admin"?
Anthony
On Saturday, April 13, 2013 2:17:23 PM UTC-4, Niphlod wrote:
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> whoops, didn't specify that the issue is observing different
Interesting use case -- I think cases like that have come up before (i.e.,
where different roles need different types of profiles). May be worth
supporting somehow, but not sure about the best approach.
For now, you might consider putting all the profile fields in the auth_user
table, and just
python3 runme.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "runme.py", line 2, in
from web3py import run
File "/home/python/Escritorio/todo/web3py-master/web3py/__init__.py",
line 1, in
from .wsgi import run
File "/home/python/Escritorio/todo/web3py-master/web3py/wsgi.py", line
10, i
whoops, didn't specify that the issue is observing different behaviours
while accessing the same page (and can happen when upgrading from one
web2py version to another that has modified static assets) probably the
"scrollbar problem" lies in the structure of admin
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> Nobody helped with it. That shows how much interest there is here about
> Python 3.x.
Is there any introductory documentation on the web3py project? It could
help those wanting to collaborate with the development or other areas. For
example, I'm interested in plans to support or developme
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Okay, that makes sense. It might not be worth modifying web2py for this
behavior when there may be a cleaner way of doing it. I had considered
using the inherent roles and permissions, but there are several reasons why
this would be awkward for my particular case. The main reason is that I
over
Thanks for your prompt replies. I'll check out web3py on github to see how
far along you've come, and whether I can contribute.
On Friday, April 12, 2013 8:51:23 PM UTC-4, twan...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hi,
> I'm interested (very interested) in a Python web framework that works with
> Python 3.x (
Nobody helped with it. That shows how much interest there is here about
Python 3.x.
On Saturday, 13 April 2013 12:27:04 UTC-5, Alec Taylor wrote:
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> Looks like it hasn't been updated for 4 months…
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> I will bump up the feature thread of it.
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> On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 3:11 AM, Massimo Di Pier
Looks like it hasn't been updated for 4 months…
I will bump up the feature thread of it.
On Sun, Apr 14, 2013 at 3:11 AM, Massimo Di Pierro
wrote:
> We will not do the mistake Python made: break backward compatibility and not
> make it worthwhile.
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> We are already working on web3py. It is on g
I think the problem is that Auth creates an object called "auth" in the
session, and the name of this session object is fixed. So, once someone
logs in with one of your Auth instances, the other instance will pull the
"auth" object from the session and think they are logged in with that
instanc
We will not do the mistake Python made: break backward compatibility and
not make it worthwhile.
We are already working on web3py. It is on github. You can already help us
port it to python 3.0. yet the which will be worthwile. better internal
logic, better helpers, better forms, etc. Once that
I'm running from trunk and did a ctrl+f5 -- still seeing that extraneous
15-line scrollbar.
Anthony
On Saturday, April 13, 2013 11:50:20 AM UTC-4, Niphlod wrote:
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> this happened before probably because of static asset not being correctly
> reloaded. When this happens again, do a ctrl+f5 (or a
In my project, it makes a lot of sense to have two separate databases: one
for the users of the app and another for partners who pay to advertise to
those users. The data they manipulate are completely different sets. I have
created an auth object (named auth) for the users database (called db)
this happened before probably because of static asset not being correctly
reloaded. When this happens again, do a ctrl+f5 (or a contrl+r, depending
on the availability) to reload both the page and all the static assets.
I'd vote for having admin exploiting the response.static_version feature to
Update: This is weird. I just logged in again and it is reverting to the
old behavior. Strange that even in the same version it sometime behaves one
way and sometimes another. Oh well.
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can you post the code that generates the error and the query generated bu
the DAL ( i.e. print db(..)._select() with the underscore) ?
On Saturday, April 13, 2013 4:28:55 PM UTC+2, Ricardo Cárdenas wrote:
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> Just upgraded to 2.4.6-stable+timestamp.2013.04.12.23.32.51.
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> Code that worked in
@Anthony: I observed the same thing with an older version of web2py before
upgrading. But after the upgrade, it is a fixed size inner window with a
scroll bar that behaves as expected. Are you running a version of web2py
older than 2.4.6? If so, you probably won't observe the behavior I'm
talki
Hello Rahul!
If you just want to generate reports based on html code, you can use the
*we2py-appreport
plugin*, please watch this screencast [1] and read this instructions
[2], this will show how to write html forms to render and filter your
reports.
But, if you want to generate sophisticated
Hmm, when I edit a file, the whole file is visible, but I do see a vertical
scrollbar on the right that covers only the first 15 lines. As soon as I
click the scrollbar, though, it either disappears or converts to a
scrollbar that covers the entire page (depending on the browser). Seems
like a
Just upgraded to 2.4.6-stable+timestamp.2013.04.12.23.32.51.
Code that worked in my prior version (I think trunk 2013.04.02? sorry don't
have the exact version on-hand) now breaks. I get the following error:
function replace(integer, unknown,
unknown) does not exist LINE 1: ...ost.groups AS CH
In the latest version of webpy (2.4.6), when I use the web-based editor in
the admin application, it places the editable code in an html object with
fixed size and a scroll bar. I can only see 15 lines of code at a time,
which makes it harder to work with the code. I would like to increase the
I have a proposal called 'web2py +' which is to give support to python 3.x,
is the same code but support is for python 3.x, 'web2py plus' is for
developers who want to migrate to python 3.x
is only a proposal, I have not started work, I want to hear comments about
it
thanks...
El vierne
I thought I'd let other people know what I'm doing for a workaround. Until
it comes time for me to purchase a paid account with pythonanywhere, I plan
to add a variable to my app called FREE_PA_ACCOUNT and set it to true. Then
any time I have code that attempts to do a charge, refund, check, or
Hi Anthony,
Switching the operations doesn't solve the problem, after logout(), the
decorator prevents the user from being deleted, however,
log=None solves the problem. Thanks.
Best regards,
Annet
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On Saturday, 13 April 2013 01:28:57 UTC-5, Annet wrote:
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> A few weeks ago I upgraded to a web2py version that on start up also
> included my Mac's IP address 10
> They tried adding it to the whitelist, but it still had bugs because
there were issues with whatever Python API was being used (probably
> on the end of both pythonanywhere and stripe) to handle https requests,
since the pythonanywhere free user account goes through a
> proxy server.
In that
auth.logout() inserts a record in the auth_event table, which includes a
reference to the auth_user table. However, you are deleting the auth_user
record before the auth_event insert, so the user_id being entered in
auth_event no longer exists in auth_user. Try switching the order of
operations
Here is an example for an architecture of using ZeroMQ for adding WebSocket
support to a non-real-time web-app, without much change to the existing
code (server is PHP in this case, but the architectural structure is what's
interesting)
http://socketo.me/docs/push
And here is a more in-depth a
In my application I have a function which allows a user to delete his
account:
@auth.requires(lambda: auth.has_membership(ADMIN) or
auth.has_membership(VIEW))
def deleteAccount():
db(db.auth_user.nodeID==id).delete()
auth.logout()
redirect(URL('cms','index'))
r
thank you so much for your hints niphlod, i've test it and work well :
db.define_table('test',
Field('test'),
Field('test_read'),
Field('test_write'),
format='%(test)s')
# not show in new and edit page
show_test = request.args(-2) == 'new' or request.args(-3) == 'edit'
db.test.tes
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