This is very old. Not sure anybody is maintaining it and what the
limitations are. It never got much love.
http://www.web2py.com/sqldesigner
It is on my web site so I must have the source code if you want it.
Massimo
On Sunday, 19 May 2019 11:07:54 UTC-7, Kevin Keller wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
delete everything in /tmp/web3py and restart it. This folder should really
be created in the cwd not in /tmp/ I will change it.
On Monday, 20 May 2019 07:17:14 UTC-7, En Ware wrote:
>
> Getting error missing table , sqlite3.OperationalError: no such table:
> web3py_error
>
> _dashboard won't
I've got my AWS linux system ticking along nicely with my heavy table under
PostGres [1], but I still have uploads, Auth, and Scheduler under sqlite.
I'd like to move them to PostGres, so I'm double checking that I'm using
the appropriate steps to get there:
1. Create uploads table by copying
Hello!
I use windows binaries (2.18.5-stable+timestamp.2019.04.08.04.22.03)
and get *'NoneType' object is not callable* when call this simple
function:
from gluon.tools import Storage
@service.json
def echo():
return Storage(a=1) # return dict(a=1) - works fine
5048.
5049.
5050.
5051.
Aaahhh got it
Thank you very much!!
On Tue, May 21, 2019, 7:14 PM Junior Phanter wrote:
> # controller return javascript(Jquery) to eval
> def echo:
> import json
> return "$('#target').html(%s)" %(json.dumps(DIV("Hello",
> STRONG("world"), "Escape this?").xml()))
>
> #view
>
> get
# controller return javascript(Jquery) to eval
def echo:
import json
return "$('#target').html(%s)" %(json.dumps(DIV("Hello",
STRONG("world"), "Escape this?").xml()))
#view
get from echo
$("#your_button").on("click", function(){
url_ajax = "{{=URL("your_controler", "echo")}}"
I am very familiar with controllers/views/helpers the way you just
specified, but it doesn't help me because here is my context:
I am using ajax function from JavaScript, as a response to a certain event
on the page. This ajax is called with :eval option which allows me to
construct actual
Could you please clarify:
You mentioned {{=json.dumps()}} which looks like code executed in Python.
But in "result+=" I am constructing an expression which is actually
executed in JavaScript. Did you mistype or I'm missing something?
On Tue, May 21, 2019, 5:59 PM Junior Phanter wrote:
>
Not sure what you are trying to do, work in the controller or view, or why
you are trying to append with JS.
Maybe you could learn to use the web2py helpers...
e.g. controller
def example():
cart = db(db.cart).select().as_list()
mydiv = DIV(cart, _id='Debug_Discount' )
return
resultado + = {{=json.dumps(DIV().xml())}}
Em ter, 21 de mai de 2019 às 13:41, Vlad escreveu:
> ALMOST :)
>
> result += ASSIGNJS(cart=cart)
> result += "$('#Debug_Discount').append(''+cart+'');"
>
> this comes out as [object Object]
>
> But generated Javascript (as far as the object's
Got it,
Thank you very much!
On Tue, May 21, 2019, 2:09 PM Leonel Câmara wrote:
> It basically has to do with python namespaces. You did not import Rows
> into your current namespace. The definition is there in the context where
> the select rows were created but in your namespace you could
It basically has to do with python namespaces. You did not import Rows into
your current namespace. The definition is there in the context where the
select rows were created but in your namespace you could have another Rows
definition that is quite different or none at all. Web2py imports a lot
Yeah, I am just trying to understand why it doesn't work without explicit
import. Missing basics here:
if rows=db.select() works and rows is known to be an instance of the class
Rows, and Rows is recognized as a class and can be used to some extent
(obviously, I am using it already, in
ALMOST :)
result += ASSIGNJS(cart=cart)
result += "$('#Debug_Discount').append(''+cart+'');"
this comes out as [object Object]
But generated Javascript (as far as the object's content is concerned)
seems right - I think I am missing the final touch, some javascript trick
that would
Ok I think I found it:
In gluon/tools.py in the Auth.login() method the line 2643 has been changed
from
redirect(self.url(args=request.args, vars=request.*get_vars*
),client_side=settings.client_side)
to
redirect(self.url(args=request.args, vars=request.*vars*
rows = pydal.objects.Rows()
On Tuesday, 21 May 2019 04:14:45 UTC+1, Vlad wrote:
>
> I must be missing something very basic here...
>
> Want to create an empty Rows object, and then to append to it sets of rows
> from various sql queries with the same structure of the result sets.
>
> The
Hi,
I have a problem with the ldap auth since I upgraded my application from
web2py 2.14.6 on Python 2.7 to the current web2py 2.18.5 on Python 3.7.
In the old version when I logged in with incorrect credentials it would
reload the login page:
That was it thanks.
On Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at 10:05:56 AM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> There should be web3py folder in /tmp delete it and restart
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- http://github.com/web2py/web2py (Source code)
-
Maybe this: ASSIGNJS
http://www.web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/05/the-views#ASSIGNJS
On Tuesday, 21 May 2019 15:43:25 UTC+1, Vlad wrote:
>
> I am calling ajax function with :eval and setting up some javascript [from
> the controller] to be executed [as per :eval option js is executed in
There should be web3py folder in /tmp delete it and restart
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I am calling ajax function with :eval and setting up some javascript [from
the controller] to be executed [as per :eval option js is executed in the
end], something like this:
result = "$('#DebugID').append('"
result += "CONTENT"
result += "');"
return result
Now, this works,
./web3py-start apps/
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| / / / / __ |/___ \/ __ \ \/ /
| | / / /_ / /_/ /___/ / /_/ /\ /
| | /| / / __/ / __ //__ / / / /
| |/ |/ / /___/ /_/ /___/ / / / /
|___/|_/_/_/_/_/ /_/
It is still experimental...
Dashboard
The only thing I did was:
1. git pull
2. ./web3py-start apps/
Thats all I did.
On Monday, May 20, 2019 at 3:08:26 PM UTC-5, 黄祥 wrote:
>
> Getting error missing table , sqlite3.OperationalError: no such table:
>> web3py_error
>>
>> _dashboard won't load at all.
>>
>
> could you please tell
Leonel,
in your example, if "import peartree" doesn't bring in Pear (and thus Pear
needs to be imported explicitly) - then... How is Pear accessible at all? I
mean, if Pear is not accessible - then what's the difference between direct
usage and indirect usage? I guess I am missing something
If you have a module called peartree.py which has only this
class Pear:
pass
def shake():
return Pear()
If in another module you do:
import peartree
mypear = peartree.shake()
mypear will be an instance of Pear, however Pear is not defined in this
context and you cannot use the
Oops, I thought that if DAL is used extensively and all works already, all
the proper classes are already imported by the environment (otherwise how
can I run queries and do other db-related stuff without importing those
classes explicitly??) How can rows=db.select work and return 'rows', which
is
You need to import Rows from pydal.objects
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Many2many: I think a generic tagging api is a great idea in general for
web3py. If we can leverage that for auth groups too, then why not.
Clearly a link table adds complexity to all the queries, but if this is
properly serviced by the api, then no prob.
Hierachical tagging, nested sets
I use the groups and permissions mechanics extensively in my applications.
They're useful for lots of stuff. Sharing can be as simple as giving
permission for a record. I also use tags for the same purpose but they're
better for stuff which will be changing based on properties of an entity
Or better:
links=dict(meter_list=[lambda row:
A(
[SPAN(_class="menu-icon fa fa-paper-plane"),
SPAN("Go To "+str(row.id), _class="buttontext
button", _title="GoTo")]
, _href="TEST",
I used:
for x in grid.elements('td.row_buttons'):
x.insert(4, A(
[SPAN(_class="menu-icon fa fa-paper-plane"), SPAN("Go To",
_class="buttontext button", _title="GoTo")]
, _href="TEST", _class="button btn btn-default btn-secondary"))
This is specific to my needs, you may not
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