So i have decided to use a session to carry the request id to the LOAD page
to open the form with the name of the company whose link was clicked! I do
not know if this is the best solution or i'm just reaching but it is
working right now! I just dont know if in the long run it will fall apart
What i'm trying to achieve is to select a company by clicking a link and
have a form open up with thee selected company name for the client to fill
up the form for that company & submit it. But I am using LOAD to take
advantage of ajax and prevent a page reload. The problem i am facing is
that
No problem with auth.has_permission web2py. But I don't think it exists in
py4web. Someone please correct me if I'm spreading misinformation. You
can write it yourself, but I don't think it's included in py4web.
-Jim
On Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 10:02:00 AM UTC-6, Lovedie JC wrote:
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>
I havent looked at py4web so far, because I dont get how it does permission
in general.
Is there an easy way to use JWT tokens and OIDC/OAUTH2 with Vue.js easily?
I think its quite a pain to go through this in general.
This is why I really liked about rendered HTML page apps.
If its not a
Is there a problem with @auth_has _permission?
I intend to use it.
Regards
On Thu, Jan 23, 2020, 18:57 Jim S wrote:
> You'll be fine with the new system I believe as long as you're not
> currently using @auth.has_permission. While you can do it with py4web it
> is more challenging than in
You'll be fine with the new system I believe as long as you're not
currently using @auth.has_permission. While you can do it with py4web it
is more challenging than in web2py.
-Jim
On Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 9:47:43 AM UTC-6, Christian Varas wrote:
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> Hi Jim.
>
> Yes I'm using the auth
Hi Jim.
Yes I'm using the auth system permission.
I'm using 2 decorators in fact
@auth.requires_membership() and @auth.requires_login()
I'm gonna port my app to py4web then :)
Thanks
Cheers.
Chris
El jue., 23 de ene. de 2020 11:27, Jim Steil escribió:
> Sounds like a great app to do in
Sounds like a great app to do in py4web.
1. You are already comfortable with javascript.
2. You're not using grid/smartgrid.
3. Are you using the web2py auth system with permissions? If only using
groups (roles) then this would be great to do with py4web.
4. Much faster and you
Thanks alot Tim, this is all i did:
{{for bookings in bookings:}}
*Quoted*
{{pass}}
The red line above replaced alot of clearly unnecessary code!
Regards;
Mostwanted
On Tuesday, January 21, 2020 at 2:26:35 PM UTC+2, Tim Nyborg wrote:
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> Simplest fix: use "any" instead:
>
> {{for bookings
Thanks for all that you share guys.
I would like to ask for a recommendation.
I have a web interface made with web2py, this interface manage a web
application firewall (nginx and modsecurity). It does commands and file
modifications in the system to manage properly the WAF, the database is
Hi all
First i would like to congratulate Massimo for his participation in SPACEX
since 2018.
My concern is about web2py and py4web support from Massimo. I know he is
not the only one, but he is certainly the best value for the future of
these 2 frameworks.
My question is to Massimo:
-Do SPACEX
On Wednesday, January 22, 2020 at 11:11:07 PM UTC-8, Davidiam wrote:
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> I am using Pycharm Professional for web2py development. When I create a
> project with an application "XYZ" and I click run, web2py is started and
> goes directly to the "welcome" app, and not the app "XYZ". I can
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