Re: [web2py] Dashboard library for Web2py performance/recommendation python vs. js

Thanks for your advice Christian :-) Libre de virus. www.avast.com

Re: [web2py] Where to find Alert/Flash messages

You can see error tickets from the Admin module (screenshot below). I believe they are stored on the filesystem, not in a table. I have never looked. Re Flash messages, unless they are generated from error tickets, i doubt they are stored anywhere. I have a function that logs errors (and

Re: [web2py] Login via an link/URL

Hi Kenneth The following are guesses 1. I have never seen anything that is remotely similar to this in web2py. But i like the idea. 2. Maybe the 'impersonate' option might work. Someone how log in as a user whose account details you know and then impersonate the user identified in the link.

[web2py] Login via an link/URL

Hi, I tried searching the discussions but could not find anything like this being discussed. I'm looking into having users login into my app via an link/URL they receive via email. They just get an link no separate username and password. When the link is accessed they are logged in normally.

Re: [web2py] Dashboard library for Web2py performance/recommendation python vs. js

I would recommend to use a client side chart (JavaScript) because is less load to the server. The one that I use often is ChartJS is easy to configure and really nice looking. For a dashboard I use this 2 templates: Paper dashboard and AdminLTE. Cheers. Chris. El El mar, 17 de nov. de 2020 a

[web2py] Dashboard library for Web2py performance/recommendation python vs. js

Hi everyone, I need to implement a dashboard and some charts in my webapp. And honestly I'm a little bit lost and overwhelmed. >From a Web2py perspective which is the best approach? a) a python based solution (e.g. plotly) b) a JS based solution My app is hosted in Pythonanywhere. Is there any