[web2py] Re: Web2py on Mavericks - sqlite problem

I found the problem in a totally unexpected place. I am running the apps on Chrome, and had Firebug Lite installed. For the heck of it, I disabled Firebug, and all came back. John On Saturday, December 14, 2013 10:06:33 AM UTC-8, John Zumsteg wrote: > > I have several web2py apps that

[web2py] Web2py on Mavericks - sqlite problem

I have several web2py apps that worked fine until this morning. All use standard, out-of-the-box sqlite. This morning when I started working on one, I could not log in to the app; I could fill in the login information, click on the login button, and the screen would refresh with blank fields. I

[web2py] Re: Import error for requests

it in the site-packages folder should make it universally available to any web2py application. I guess I need more knowledge about how all this works, but for now, I can go forward. John On Thursday, December 12, 2013 8:26:49 AM UTC-8, John Zumsteg wrote: > > I have a controller that doe

[web2py] Import error for requests

I have a controller that does an *import requests. *I get the message "Cannot import module 'requests'" when trying to run it. I installed Requests using pip install, and /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/ contains *requests-2.1.0-py2.7.egg*. I can import requests from the Python2.7 interpret

[web2py] Table and form on the same view

I would like to create a view that has a table and a form that work together. The user could click on a link in a table row, and the form fields would populate with the values for the record represented by that row. The user could then edit values in the form and save them. It seems that this w

[web2py] Printing a landscape report from pyfpdf

I use pyfpdf to generate a landscape report. The report generates a pdf which appears correctly in a browser window, but when I try to print it, the landscape report is on a portrait page. This means, of course, that it doesn't fit: the right side runs off the page. This occurs when trying to print

[web2py] Pyfpdf landscape printing

I use pyfpdf to generate a landscape report in a web2py app. The report generates a pdf which appears correctly in a browser window, but when I try to print it, the landscape report is on a portrait page. This means, of course, that it doesn't fit: the right side runs off the page. This occur