Hi,
I'm watching Massimo's lessons, and was wondering if there are sources for
the applications he is teaching
thanks,
danny
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Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
- http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
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in the former explanation, the thing that is missing is how can your action
be aware of a malicious POST or a valid one.
Since you have an hard requirement on no authentication, I don't see
anything that would make your counters solid.
The next best thing to do is to salt whatever variable you
I don't know exactly how to put this question.
I have a blog and I want to count the visits to each blog post.
I'm using cache.action, so I can't just increment some counter in the
controller function. Then, I'm using javascript, so the cached view sent to
every browser contains a small piece
Hallo,
I am making simple app for registrations and printing ID cards. I have
simple pdf view. For instance:
{{
import os
from gluon.contrib.generics import pdf_from_html
html = 'Today is: ' + str(request.now)
=pdf_from_html(html)
}}
How to specify PDF page size for instance like credit card
Ok Thank you Niphlod, just found in manual this:
If you want the field validated, but you do not want a drop-down, you must
put the validator in a list.db.dog.owner.requires = [IS_IN_DB(db,
'person.id', '%(name)s')]
hahaha sorry I was desperate to solve my problem..
Thanks!
On Sunday,
Oh ok I got it...
I just forgot about this b/c I use a manual autocomplete function...
I was using IS_IN_DB just as a validator to make sure user don't try to
input wrong value
I think I`ll make one validator just for validate user...
Do you think this is a good idea to add to the framework?
Trying to run the estore appliance from
https://github.com/mdipierro/web2py-appliances/tree/master/EStore results
in an error Cannot resolve reference invoice in invoice_item definition.
Sure enough the db1.py doesn't include an 'invoice' definition. Am I
missing something?
Thanks,
David
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Can you post an example code?
On Monday, February 23, 2015 at 4:37:31 AM UTC+1, Mat Miles wrote:
I had a project that a number of tables that reference other tables using
MySQL as the DB. I started another project using SQlite and the reference
tables did not work. I went over and over the
Hi!
I'm wondering about this example from the book. Would it be less secure to
just decorate two with @auth.requires_login, even if it's used for an ajax
call? Or is it made like this to explicitly not require login for two?
@auth.requires_login()
def one():
return dict(link=URL('two',
Not sure which applications you're referring to but many are here:
https://github.com/mdipierro/web2py-appliances
On Sunday, February 22, 2015 at 3:07:16 AM UTC-8, da...@mail.hebrew.edu
wrote:
Hi,
I'm watching Massimo's lessons, and was wondering if there are sources for
the applications he
I had a project that a number of tables that reference other tables using
MySQL as the DB. I started another project using SQlite and the reference
tables did not work. I went over and over the project to see if I had a
typo somewhere and could not find one. Finally I converted the table to
Thanks! Now that I've build my own view, the grid variable is no longer
displaying.
The pluralized table name is still showing, so I did some reading, and
found that this is a special property of the smartgrid gadget
Hi
I submit a request to the web2py server
onchange=jQuery(gaslists).empty();ajax('prices', ['station_name'],
'shadow_clone');
My controller returns
return XML(listing)
In Firefox developer I receive a response
{'ulp': '124.90', 'diesel': '126.90', 'autogas': '54.90'}
I've a mental block
This is not the right way to use web2py view but there is a html.py package
that converts table and list to html automatically. I am trying to use that
to see if it works out in web2py. More for an experiment than
anything. This question may be more of a python question than web2py but
here it
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