Now I'm wondering if the wfastcgi.py 3.0.0 that I downloaded is somehow not
compatible with some of the python2.7 modules in the flow.
On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 7:48:44 PM UTC-6, weheh wrote:
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> I've now compared my installation against a known good installation. All
> the various parameter
>
> htmltablebody=TBODY(TAG(XML(htmlrows)))
>
Probably you meant TAG(htmlrows) (i.e., without the XML()), but even that I
do not think will work (TAG() will not return a list of TR objects but a
parent TAG object).
However, this should work:
htmltablebody = TBODY(CAT(XML(htmlrows)))
But as n
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> Here is my python in the controller that builds the table HTML:
>
> #these three lines are static, but in my code the looping that builds them
> is pretty complex eventually with form elements, javascript, and links
> htmlrows="row 1 descrow 1
> linka"
> htmlrows+="row 2 descrow 2
> linkb"
Yeah sometimes it's not a good idea to mix XML made stuff with the other
helpers, namely the TABLE helper tries to be convenient and put stuff that
you give it to him inside TDs if they aren't yet. If you really have to use
XML and TABLE use TAG to turn it into web2py helpers:
htmlrows="row 1 d
I've now compared my installation against a known good installation. All
the various parameters and installed routines are the same, but still
getting the 404 message. Anybody have any thoughts about what it might be
or what I should be looking at?
On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 3:12:51 PM UTC-6
I am trying to build a table from a joined set of db tables and need to do
quite a bit of processing to make the links and buttons in each row. Making
the code readable is important to me so I do not want to put one giant long
line of code to do everything and make it impossible for another pers
Tried to learn about memcache, create new web2py app from admin
*Situation 1 :*
*models/db.py *
## memcache put on top of models/db.py
# cache
from gluon.contrib.memcache import MemcacheClient
*memcache_servers = ['127.0.0.1:11211']*
*#memcache_servers = ['192.168.0.99:11211']*
cache.memcache = Me
Have been struggling with web2py behind IIS installation on AWS for a
couple of days now and getting nowhere. The best I am able to produce is a
404 error message. I've tried two completely clean installations from
scratch, followed the web2py book documentation to the letter, and still no
go.
I appreciate the new "show_if" attribute for Fields but I wonder if its
action could be enhanced by one change...
When I have a form with optional fields, I would like to set a validator on
the field's value should it be supplied. I can always set it to
IS_EMPTY_OR(blah) but this isn't strictl
Thanks for the great reply Jim...
On Wed, Apr 5, 2017 at 4:31 PM, Jim S wrote:
> Here is a quick list of reasons why we host
>
> 1. Data sync - we sync data to/from a number other platforms that we host
> here as well, HR/Payroll (MS SQL), Accounting/Inventory (AS/400), Product
> Development (Pe
Thanks, this helped, i am now using my own function to send the password
reset email.
On Friday, March 31, 2017 at 2:51:03 PM UTC+2, Jacinto Parga wrote:
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> Yes, still unresolved.
>
> I did a workaround for the request_reset_password:
>
> def user():
> if request.args(0)=='request_reset_pa
On Monday, January 9, 2017 at 11:47:05 PM UTC-8, Dave S wrote:
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> Now I'm trying to use
> jQuery("fieldx").blur(function {jQuery("fieldy").focus()});
> to control which field in the form the user goes to after completing
> fieldx. This works great unless I try to set a blur function on field
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