Do you understand what the u means? (i.e. it means you have a unicode
string)
Sure. I've just tried to ask the question in the simplest way. But never
mind, I've found an answer here:
On Monday, 10 February 2014 19:51:37 UTC+11, Horst Horst wrote:
Do you understand what the u means? (i.e. it means you have a unicode
string)
Sure. I've just tried to ask the question in the simplest way. But never
mind, I've found an answer here:
:)
I'm curious; why is Unicode a
Il giorno venerdì 7 febbraio 2014 05:16:10 UTC+1, horridohobbyist ha
scritto:
Really? Nobody knows? Nobody cares?
I care, in proportion to the number of my visitors who use IE * the
magnitude of the problem. This means I don't care very much. It seems that
mobile is a much more
Hi guys,
If I lost the content of datatbases directory can I restore a web2py
application having only the pg_dump of the application datatbase?
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Sure, shouldn't be complicated either, assuming your database definitions
and the actual database structure is the same.
Restore your database and it's contents, restore the web2py code and then
all that is left is to rebuild the web2py's database metadata. Take a look
at fake migrations in
Hey,
I want to be able to sort some users according to different international
standards. In mysql I can do this using the collate keyword:
SELECT X FROM T ORDER BY X COLLATE *collation_name*;
(examples:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/charset-collation-effect.html)
Is it possible to
I have a data structure with hundreds of plain strings nested in various
lists and dicts. loads turns every single one into unicode, which is
probably correct from its POV.
But some of my strings hold encoded data which goes into my backend code,
where some functions expect data encoded into
Thanks a lot LightDot,
That was exaclty what I needed :)
-rif
luni, 10 februarie 2014, 12:56:38 UTC+2, LightDot a scris:
Sure, shouldn't be complicated either, assuming your database definitions
and the actual database structure is the same.
Restore your database and it's contents,
Is it possible to update a datetime column with milliseconds precision?
e.g. I have a field
Field('invoice_date', 'datetime')
and I'm updating the field:
now = datetime.datetime.now()
db(db.invoice.id == 743).update(invoice_date=now)
the currren time contains milliseconds:
11:58:35.696000
In
Hey,
I'm working on developing projects that will have live releases. In other
words, I want to be able to develop my app calmly on a dev version, and
once I'm done with that I want to synchronize it with the live version
which is open to the public. I'm using two separate mysql databases for
Hey Everyone,
I'm deploying a web-service app which will require sub second response
times.
The code is entirely written in python and the algorithm to compute the
output takes approximately .3 seconds.
Will web2py's overhead be too much to deliver the response time I need?
Should I
Anyone?
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Hi,
I try to generate multiple SOLIDFORMS from table rows.
Simple example in pseudo code:
x = db(y.z).select()
for d in x:
form=CAT(form, SOLIDFORM(d))
return dict(form=form)
This works for me:
Model:
#simplified, the tables are much longer in real
db.define_table(foo_analysis_type,
You'll have to show some code. By default, web2py does not redirect
anywhere when login fails -- it just reloads the login page.
Anthony
On Sunday, February 9, 2014 1:51:04 PM UTC-5, thiago...@comp.ufla.br wrote:
The problem is that I have a page for the login form, that only can
redirect
Hello Mark,
you say the code takes 0.3 seconds. Is this the algorithm or the overhead
that you are trying to eliminate. If that is the algorithm, rewriting in a
different framework will not help you. If that is the overhead, that is
definitively too much. Probably you are executing something
Hi all
I'm trying to use virtual domains and a single web2py instance with
multiple apps,
My host is pythonanywhere.com. They have been kind but unable to help me on
this and suggested me to ask here.
I've created PA domains, I've set up CNAME in my DNS and copied wsgi file
to make them all
Thanks Massimo,
This is the algorithm. If the web2py overhead is 5-10ms, I can probably
will stick with it.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Mark
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 8:44 AM, Massimo Di Pierro
massimo.dipie...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Mark,
you say the code takes 0.3 seconds. Is this the
Probably you're talking about continuous delivery, right?
But you'll always need a deploy process, to face database versioning
and external libraries install or web/rdbms server restarts.
Synchronizing on the fly is a risky process and I wouldn't recommend
you doing so.
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at
Maybe I missed something, but what is a SOLIDFORM?
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 6:12 AM, Mike Constabel lis...@constabel.net wrote:
Hi,
I try to generate multiple SOLIDFORMS from table rows.
Simple example in pseudo code:
x = db(y.z).select()
for d in x:
form=CAT(form, SOLIDFORM(d))
return
On 10 Feb 2014, at 6:51 AM, Mauro Allegrini mauro.allegr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to use virtual domains and a single web2py instance with multiple
apps,
My host is pythonanywhere.com. They have been kind but unable to help me on
this and suggested me to ask here.
I've
I have used rsync to update models, controllers, views, modules and so on.
For database updates I create a separate script and test, test, test it. I
don't use the DAL. Sometimes I write SQL, sometimes python using the
database driver. Going forward it will probably just be SQL.
On a
Have you tried it without the showid arg?
On Monday, February 10, 2014 3:12:36 AM UTC-5, Mike Constabel wrote:
Hi,
I try to generate multiple SOLIDFORMS from table rows.
Simple example in pseudo code:
x = db(y.z).select()
for d in x:
form=CAT(form, SOLIDFORM(d))
return
Hi I would love if I could reach my Articles not only by this type of URL:
www.mydomain.com/Article?id=112 but also by this type of URL:
www.mydomain.com/Article:Title-of-the-Article (or something similar I just
want to have the Title of that Article in the URL). Is there an easy way to
do
What you're looking for is called a slug. Web2py makes it really easy,
since it already has a validator that can create a slug:
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07/forms-and-validators?search=is_slug
Last time I implemented this was for a concert site, creating a slug from
the concert
How about something like /Article/Title-of-the-Article? In that case, just
look in request.args(0) for the article slug and use that to query the db.
If it's possible for multiple articles to have the same title (or at least
the same slug), then you could include the ID as an arg as well:
correct, it doesn't.
On Monday, February 10, 2014 3:59:22 AM UTC+1, Jayadevan M wrote:
Web2py/psycopg2 does not use prepared statements. Right?
On Monday, February 10, 2014 1:41:03 AM UTC+5:30, Niphlod wrote:
no, it doesn't.
On Sunday, February 9, 2014 8:39:26 AM UTC+1, Jayadevan M
Dear web2py users,
I would like to add dynamically fields to SQLFORM.factory defined in the
model in client side by jQuery and then get the added fields values back to
db (by if form.accepted) via the standard form submit ,embedded in
SQLFORM.factory . It does not seems to work on the server
form.vars will include only fields defined in the form object (things you
do on the client will not affect the form object on the server). The extra
variables will be available in request.post_vars, so you could include
logic to check request.post_vars and add fields to SQLFORM.factory based on
So my controller function would look something like this?
def Article():
idstring=request.args(0)
/*seperate id out of /112/-Title-of-Article*/
row=db(db.Article.id==id).select()
return dict(Article=row[0])
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Yes, with some additional logic to handle the legacy URLs, make sure
request.args(0) is an integer, etc.
On Monday, February 10, 2014 12:04:22 PM UTC-5, BlueShadow wrote:
So my controller function would look something like this?
def Article():
idstring=request.args(0)
/*seperate
I didn't mean users... I mean 2 differents person that use the same session
would lead to only one person order... I am not 100% sure, but I had issue
in the pass passing value to form.vars like this the controller not taking
value inputed in the form... That occure with request.vars.VAR, if you
I use git; I think the situation you describe is why version control
systems exist. git is nice for lots of reasons; one of them is that you
don't need any git 'server' software if your development is on the same
machine, and if you do need servers, there are great internet options which
you
I'm not sure exactly what you're talking about, but specifically in this
case, there should be no difference between setting the field default
before form creation vs. setting form.vars after form creation (this is
unrelated to whether there is a possibility of overwriting something in the
On Saturday, February 8, 2014 3:49:45 PM UTC-8, DeanK wrote:
Thanks Anthony. I think I like the sound of your last suggestion. I'm
going to try that one out.
Speaking as a naive developer, the cpu/io intensive remark suggests to me
that the onlogin hook be used to queue a job for a worker
Thanks Anthony for your quick reply! I am not sure that I have understand
you though.
Do you mean I can get values from aggregated form in default.py as shown
below, if so I still don't get the added values. Should l 'mark' them some
how so they get into post_vars? If you mean other way, could
in your controller, you can access the global variable auth.
You can ask
auth.is_logged_in() is True if the user is logged in, for example.
auth.user returns a Row telling you who is logged in.
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/09/access-control#Authorization
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Ok, no problem.
Obs.: perfil = profile, autenticacao = authentication
On db.py I have this login settings:
## login settings
auth.settings.login_url = URL('autenticacao', 'index')
auth.settings.logout_next = URL('autenticacao', 'index')
auth.settings.logged_url = URL('default', 'perfil')
I attached the db.py file and the controllers used on the problem, as you
requested.
Em domingo, 9 de fevereiro de 2014 16h51min04s UTC-2,
thiago...@comp.ufla.br escreveu:
The problem is that I have a page for the login form, that only can
redirect to the home page if the login is valid.
external_data = gluon.contrib.simplejson.loads(json_data)
db.auth_user.username.requires =
IS_IN_DB(db,'auth_user.username',error_message=T('Username già in uso'))
db.auth_user.username.requires = IS_NOT_EMPTY(error_message=T(Il campo
username non può essere vuoto...))
.
ret =
Hi,
Am Montag, 10. Februar 2014 16:05:49 UTC+1 schrieb viniciusban:
Maybe I missed something, but what is a SOLIDFORM?
Sorry, forget to mention it.
SOLIDFORM is an extended SQLFORM
http://dev.s-cubism.com/plugin_solidform
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Am Montag, 10. Februar 2014 16:21:57 UTC+1 schrieb Cliff Kachinske:
Have you tried it without the showid arg?
Yes, same error.
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Yes. same error.
Am Montag, 10. Februar 2014 16:21:57 UTC+1 schrieb Cliff Kachinske:
Have you tried it without the showid arg?
On Monday, February 10, 2014 3:12:36 AM UTC-5, Mike Constabel wrote:
Hi,
I try to generate multiple SOLIDFORMS from table rows.
Simple example in pseudo code:
I already know auth.is_logged_in(), but unfortunately when the user enter
like visitor, he's not logged in, he just entered at the site without a
login.
I need something like a login_onreject, because the visitor actually don't
sign up.
=/
2014-02-10 17:22 GMT-02:00 Tim Richardson
you're redefining the validator for the same field.
If you need both, use requires as a list of validators.
BTW: why don't you just use is_in_db ? is it because of the error message ?
On Monday, February 10, 2014 6:10:41 PM UTC+1, ninni@gmail.com wrote:
external_data =
hello,
maybe I'm totally on the wrong path, but this is my script for the moment:
- users can upload pictures. Uploads seems to be allowed only in
myapp/uploads
- I want to show these images, but images to be shown are only allowed
in myapp/static
- so I have to show images from
Speaking as a naive developer, the cpu/io intensive remark suggests to
me that the onlogin hook be used to queue a job for a worker thread that
would carry out the hunt-and-flush mission. Or would that be the wrong
hammer for this torque screw?
Sounds reasonable, though I would test to
Are you sure you're client side code is working? Check the browser
developer tools to see what variables are being sent to the server with the
POST request. Any post variables should end up in request.post_vars.
Anthony
On Monday, February 10, 2014 2:14:57 PM UTC-5, Andrey K wrote:
Thanks
Can you be more clear about what is happening? Are you saying if someone
goes to the login page and enters incorrect credentials, they are being
redirected to the index page? Auth shouldn't be doing that by default. Can
you show your code?
On Monday, February 10, 2014 2:33:11 PM UTC-5, Thiago
On Monday, February 10, 2014 11:42:34 AM UTC-5, Andrey K wrote:
Dear web2py users,
I would like to add dynamically fields to SQLFORM.factory defined in the
model in client side by jQuery and then get the added fields values back to
db (by if form.accepted) via the standard form submit
I just started using mercurial with bookmarks, it's supposed to be very
much like git. It's something great! I work on the trunk head, but when I
spot a bug, I update to stable, fix it, then update to trunk and merge
it. The bug is fixed in both versions, but I only had to type once. It even
Yeah, it's exactly what going on and I don't know why. I attached the db.py
file and the controllers used on the problem, as you requested.
2014-02-10 19:58 GMT-02:00 Anthony abasta...@gmail.com:
Can you be more clear about what is happening? Are you saying if someone
goes to the login page
Hello,
I'm displaying a dictionary using
def results():
return dict(message=BEAUTIFY(session.dictionaryRequest))
Three of my keys have link values that I'd like the user to be able to
click on.
Is there a short way to do this?
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I have a table with multiple list:string fields, like
db.define_table(problem,
# ... many other fields
Field(a, list:string),
Field(b, list:string),
Field(c, list:string),
# ... many other fields
)
SQLFORM renders nice widgets for each of the fields with little + and -
buttons. Now,
I actually meant the value of the dictionary key:
For example,
a{'abc':'http://learnyourabcs.com'}
a{'link':'http://thisisalink.com'}
a{'user':'bob'}
a{'norm':'anothervalue'}
On Monday, February 10, 2014 6:00:54 PM UTC-5, Austin Taylor wrote:
Hello,
I'm displaying a dictionary using
def
On Monday, February 10, 2014 2:24:14 PM UTC-8, pa...@cancamusa.net wrote:
I just started using mercurial with bookmarks, it's supposed to be very
much like git. It's something great! I work on the trunk head, but when I
spot a bug, I update to stable, fix it, then update to trunk and merge
I don't think BEAUTIFY offers any way to manipulate the values
automatically. You can manipulate the keys by passing in a keyfilter
argument, which is a callable that takes a key and returns a possibly
transformed version of it (or None, in which case, that key is excluded
from the output).
please use version control (git, mercury for your code) and then backup it
up to another media as well (nas, tape) or you could store it in online
backup like (dropbox, google drive) if it's your own project, i don't think
so in your company allowed it to do so.
i'm usually make a folders
thank you so much for your pointers, richard.
best regards,
stifan
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sorry forgot to tell, i'm use configuration management (e.g. puppet, etc)
for push the script to the machine (staging and production). so only the
developer and system analyst can commit it (development and testing), and
for promote to another environment is their own superior access.
best
Hey
I'm new to python ad web2py
I receive the following error everytime i try to retrieve a table or a
field with space in it:
type 'exceptions.SyntaxError' invalid table or field name:
I only have read access and therefore I cannot change the name of field or
table.
Can this be resolved?
I want to add autodelete and uploadseparate in production but I have
some worries.
I doubt the files are moved in production, and the database field don't
update. But I wanted to post here to make sure with you guys. Does
uploadseparate move files or have issues with existing data?
Second is the
When I work in the development environment (virtualbox centos) and then
move the application to production server, I always run into permission
issues. The extracted (from tar) files will have userid and grouid as some
numbers, or root. Eventually I do a chown -R nginx to all files under
I'd just made up my mind to migrate to Bootstrap when a colleague said,
Foundation. Checking the latest web2py doc, it points to Bootstrap. Would
a few experienced users mind chiming in about which they prefer with
web2py, Bootstrap or Foundation? Any gotchas wither way? Both look like
they'll
You were right Anthony - I have forgotten 'name' variable in HTML input
node, I was appending. After adding it - it gave me my post variable via
request.post_vars with no problem.
You are the mannn! Thanks a lot of your kind and quick support. It is
amazing how your answers make a
I have an input field on a form where users can enter a time in 12-hour
format. Entering 12:00AM on this form seems to be getting interpreted as
12PM (debugging I can see the python time object is datetime.time(12, 0).
Calling the validator directly in the web2py shell gives:
rtn =
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