I think I have a similar problem. I installed web2py 2.7.4 using
Webfaction's install script.
After I cleared my browser's cache, the first request for
init/default/index loads fast the
second request loads slow. When I clear the browser cache again the first
request is fast
again.
Kind
After further experimentation, it seems the default is for the wiki page
to get processed once when you submit it after editing. Further auth.wiki
calls on that slug just retrieve the computed html, they do not do
processing, hence the env argument is ignored.
Do you think this is a bug
@Annet: webfaction uses its own servers to run python apps (either apache
or nginx). It has nothing to do with the development webserver that you
start on your local computer with, e.g., web2py -a yourpassword
@vinicius: did you try loading static files with e.g. curl to see if it's a
browser
BTW, this post is shady.
Just connecting to a database holding 100K records or 2M takes the exact
same amount of time.
Of course fetching and representing on a page 10 records or 2M makes a
difference, but it has nothing to do with web2py's (optional) optimizations.
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web2py definitely needs the auth tables to work with any auth backend (even
LDAP).
Of course username and pwd are stored in AD, but AD doesn't have, e.g, the
user id.
web2py uses auth_* tables for dealing with RBAC, and even if you don't need
granular permissions, groups etc, it still has to
On my not-so-limited experience with SQLite and multiprocessing, I found
out that it's a real PITA even with WAL enabled.
If you turn on DEBUG logging, the amount of lines logged is going to block
operations just for logging sake, so I'd definitely not recommend SQLite as
a logging backend for
Hoping he will pay some code so we can see where the problem is...
Jim
On Nov 9, 2013 6:55 AM, Niphlod niph...@gmail.com wrote:
BTW, this post is shady.
Just connecting to a database holding 100K records or 2M takes the exact
same amount of time.
Of course fetching and representing on a page
db.define_table(
'route',
Field('city'),
Field('country_iso'))
db.define_table(
'order_bus',
Field('depart_from', db.route),
Field('arrive_to', db.route),
Field('date', 'date'),
Field('time', db.depature_times), # drop-down select time options
Dear web2py Forum,
Often i find myself making View pages that are NOT derived from layout.html
and yet wanting to include *some *aspects of its capabilities.
I thought the web2py Component concept might help to deliver a modular
approach.
My initial thoughts would be to pair small CSS files
You can also build a layout by using {{include 'some_fragment.html'}} as
well as template
blockshttp://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/05/the-views#Blocks-in-views.
You could have a basic layout that defines several (possibly empty) blocks,
and then have various additional layouts that
please use format as record representation or set it on IS_IN_DB form
validation.
e.g. if you want to show city as a drop down menu in order_bus form :
db.define_table(
'route',
Field('city'),
Field('country_iso'), format = '%(city)s')
db.order_bus.depart_from.requires = IS_IN_DB(db,
After i have been trying to fix this for myself for some time now i think i
have to post this. Here maybe someone can help me.
I have a an Application that works perfectly with SQLite on my local
machine and on the server. Now i am trying to switch to postgres for
further testing. I am using a
OK thanks.
I have 2 databases, a main db for the actual, prepared website content,
and an administrator db, that holds the status for some unprepared,
late-night data mining. I wanted to use the scheduler to run unsupervised
tasks only on the administrator db. A final task would prepare some
Stifan,Winvalid literal for long() with base 10: 'Montego Bay'
On Saturday, November 9, 2013 4:03:15 PM UTC-5, 黄祥 wrote:
please use format as record representation or set it on IS_IN_DB form
validation.
e.g. if you want to show city as a drop down menu in order_bus form :
db.define_table(
check databases/sql.log for additional details of what web2py did and wants
to do.
AFAIK web2py defines tables strictly in the order in which they are defined
in the model file.
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oopss, sorry didn't notice that you are using SQLFORM.widgets.autocomplete,
yes, it should.
basically the reference type of field is refer to primary key of the table
which is 'id' field, please use it as reference base and then please use
record representation (format) to show it in html form
On Sat, Nov 9, 2013 at 10:52 AM, Niphlod niph...@gmail.com wrote:
@vinicius: did you try loading static files with e.g. curl to see if it's a
browser culprit or rocket's (default webserver in web2py) fault ?
Good point, Simone.
As this is an intermittent problem, I'll try working in a
Niphlod,
Thanks for the response. I understand it better now.
web2py generates this message
DatabaseError: ('Error while executing SQL statement:\n- SQLCODE: -607\n-
unsuccessful metadata update\n- Column: ID not defined as NOT NULL - cannot
be used in PRIMARY KEY constraint definition',
I need a way to make downloads private/one time for the user.
What is the best practice for this?
* Should I need a special download script? My guess is yes.
* Should I have a special directory and how would I best do that?
* Is there a way to create one time downloads without authentication?
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