, RKS wrote:
I know this is probably not the right place to ask, but I am using w2p
and post here pretty frequently so I figured what the heck. I'm also in a
rush and not finding out what I need on stackoverflow.
I have some jquery and it works in every browser except any version of
IE. If you
I will test both of the above comments. Sorry it took so long for me to get
back, but I didn't realize anyone had responded. Thanks for the answers.
On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 5:58:19 PM UTC-5, demetrio wrote:
I don't understand a lot the pourpose of this selector
What is it that isn't working in IE?
I'm fairly certain the hash part just bunks it up but I have no way of
confirming it. I've tried all the debugging tools I could find and either
I'm too stupid to figure out how to get them to work or I'm too stupid to
figure out what step I'm missing
I know this is probably not the right place to ask, but I am using w2p and
post here pretty frequently so I figured what the heck. I'm also in a rush
and not finding out what I need on stackoverflow.
I have some jquery and it works in every browser except any version of IE.
If you happen to
Are there any updated deployment docs available? At work we run web2py no
problems but we have our own servers. At home, for all my testing sites, I
use shared hosting. Below is some correspondence I've had today with my
shared host:
[After emailing them the link to the deployment recipes in
That's fine. I'm sorry for such a dumb mistake. Don't know why I did that.
Here it is.
Unless you're very curious about this problem I wouldn't try too hard. I'm
under a deadline so I just used an if statement to wrap the include file I
need and referenced the specific pages inside the if.
Might not be the most elegant way to do things and certainly it falls into
the workaround
I think it might be pretty simple just to add a class or id to the
auth.user forms by default. It's unsemantic to have to wrap it in a div
just to target those specific inputs or tedious to target them in the
stylesheet by #auth_user_first_name__row input {} etc or by the
Don't want to be a prude but do you happen to have that URL handy?
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 6:00:11 PM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Make a proposal on googlecode issues
On Wednesday, 27 June 2012 16:41:23 UTC-5, RKS wrote:
I think it might be pretty simple just to add a class or id
):
mail.send(to=['r...@rks.com'],subject='New Registration at
RKS',message=', '.join('%s: %s' % (k, v) for (k, v) in
request.vars.iteritems()))
mail.send(to=['form.vars.email'],subject='Your Registration
Details',message=response.render('new_user.html'))
return DIV(Test
Ah, I see. Can't test now but I will in the morning. Thanks.
On Wednesday, June 27, 2012 7:30:14 PM UTC-5, Anthony wrote:
mail.send(to=['form.vars.email'],subject='Your Registration
Details',message=response.render('new_user.html'))
You have put form.vars.email in quotes, as if
I have some html:
{{for i, (product_id, qty, total_price, product, options) in
enumerate(order):}}
tdinput class=input_quantity value name=product_quantity_one
id=value_pro_1 type=text value={{=qty}} //td
tddiv class=minus id=min_pro_1-/div/td
tddiv class=plus id=plus_pro_1+/div/td
I have a js
:
What is the purpose of this line of code?
{{pass}}
What happens if you delete it?
On Monday, June 25, 2012 2:17:32 PM UTC-4, RKS wrote:
BTW, it's EVERYTHING in html after that snippet. It won't display the
footer or anything.
--
View source does not show anything below the content inside that XML.
For example, I have a layout.html with the standard {{include}} {{ include
footer.html}} etc.
The place where I have this XML element fall within the view that's
extending this layout. So no matter what, there should be a
Perfect. I got the web2py Application cookboo eBook but you really need to
write a book. I'd buy it. You help me more than anyone. Thanks a bundle.
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, 2012 2:53:07 PM UTC-5, RKS wrote:
Also, if you were to use the {{=*.custom.widget.email}} method you get
errors when a logged in user is using the form. The form tries to act like
a registration form instead of a checkout form.
If I use things in the inputs like {{=auth.user.first_name
Not so easy?
--
This all works, but I can't wrap my head around why everything after this
snippet is no longer displayed. It does not even exist in the source. For
example, my code is like this:
div class=wrapper
{{import os}}
{{from gluon.template import render}}
BTW, it's EVERYTHING in html after that snippet. It won't display the
footer or anything.
--
Both of these solutions ended up working. Passing URL and using globals().
Just wanted to let you know and say thanks for helping.
--
I see that there are auth.register() and auth.login(), I'm already using
login_form=auth.login(), in the controller, but otherwise I'm not certain
the checkoutform would be form=auth.register(). Maybe it can be, but is
that the best practice? Or just creating a function that writes into the
Also, if you were to use the {{=*.custom.widget.email}} method you get
errors when a logged in user is using the form. The form tries to act like
a registration form instead of a checkout form.
If I use things in the inputs like {{=auth.user.first_name}} it works to
prefill values if users
I'm having some issues I don't fully understand. I've customized an
auth.login using login_form.custom.widget.email etc in a controller. It
works fine and logs in users like you would expect.
However, I have a view, checkout_test.html where I have included another
form=auth.register() in the
I actually just decided that I probably just need to manually add new
values to db.auth.users. That way this is actually a non-issue and I won't
even need to worry about it.
I think it may be harder since I don't know how to do that, especially with
the checks on if auth.user or IS_IN_DB
Okay, so that works on everything except href={{=URL('something')}} it
returns the error URL is not defined. I'm going to try the other anchor
method available and see if that works.
The {{=blog.title}} and {{include 'postviews3.html'}} works fine with this
solution.
--
I have a table defined with some old fashioned fields. When printing the
fields in a view I use {{=XML(field.name)}} and so far this works great for
all the HTML I've been putting in there all this time.
Now I've come to a situation where I'm trying to print some python from a
field. Might be
An inline-block has auto-width and will stretch to fit the error message. I
don't see why you need the extra div wrapper. You could also change your
error message to be inline.
On Friday, March 2, 2012 11:00:11 AM UTC-6, Richard wrote:
Hello,
Could we consider this change :
Wrapping error
Yes. Inside the actual field I use HTML and python. If I use
{{=XML(blog.body)}} then I can insert all the HTML I want inside that field
from the db administration. Very helpful.
But now I want to be able to insert {{=blog.title}} inside the blog.body
field and when it renders int he view I
Hmm. I'm going to try and play with this a little tonight and report back
tomorrow but on first try both these solutions return an error
type 'exceptions.AttributeError' 'NoneType' object has no attribute
'endswith'
Don't know what that is but I'm digging in right now to find out.
--
Traceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File gluon/restricted.py, line 205, in restricted
File
/Applications/web2py.app/Contents/Resources/applications/dev/views/default/blogs.html,
line 132, in module
File gluon/template.py, line 919, in render
File gluon/template.py,
I'm using the standard users/login and users/register for normal
operations; however, I want to include these functions in a checkout
function. For the login, I've read up on auth.login but for the
registration portion I have no idea where to look.
I have defined checkout.html with a
The old way I was doing things (because I hadn't had time to explore how
w2p was handling T) was creating multiple views based on languages with
anchors pointed at these different views. Easy enough since I only had like
6 views to translate into one other language.
But now that I want to do
Thanks. Works great. I never thought about translating my CSS attributes.
For anyone coming in the future a quick example of what I've done with
Massimo's suggestion is add for image swapping:
{{if T.accepted_language in('en','en-us'):}}
img src /
{{else:}}
img src /
{{pass}}
and for the css
Docs say run python2.7 web2py.py in the terminal and all I can get is the
error:
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/Resources/Python.app/Contents/MacOS/Python:
can't open file 'web2py.py'
Maybe I put it in the wrong place where it can't find it?
What is the best way to redirect uses to the mobile version of your site?
I.e. redirecting to http://m.yoursite.com when it detects a mobile viewport?
I tried to do this the normal way that I redirect in other places but I
keep getting invalid errors. We're just using js to detect the browser
So I got the mail function working correctly but now I can't get it to send
me the fields from the form. The form is standard HTML with ids on all the
inputs. In the controller I have:
def new_post_two():
form = SQLFORM(db.post)
if form.accepts(request, formname=None):
That was my latest and yes, it does result in an error. The original was:
def new_post():
form = SQLFORM(db.post)
if form.accepts(request, formname=None):
mail.send(to=['s...@distrobeef.com'],subject='DistroBeef Retailer
Contact',message='Test')
return DIV(Thank you for
Thanks a lot. This solved my problem.
I'm looking to validate all of my forms with HTML5 and the pattern
attribute, but as always, nothing is perfect on the internet and I still
need a backup to catch those users who do not use HTML5 friendly browsers.
I'm having trouble finding exact representations of the regular expressions
in
Hello. Coming over from the php world and I started a new job where we
use web2py and python. I'm trying to wrap my head around how it's
handling the paths to pages I create and I can't find my answers in
the docs. Probably I'm just missing it but I can't seem to figure it
out.
I've already
Thanks guys.
@Massimo
The a href={{=URL('page')... option was the one I was using, but
like you mentioned, I think I was leaving out the = before URL. Now
that you mention it, I did see the second option elsewhere in the
default code but I have no idea why it didn't click to try. Thanks for
the
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