Hi, the link you posted shows a blank page. I think you may have
copy-pasted from inside an email that requires you to have been logged in,
try visiting the link and copy-pasting from the browser URL. Or maybe
provide the example of your app by uploading it to github/bitbucket.
On Friday,
No graph database needed the way we implemented it. We use a regular db and
generate the graph in-memory.
The current simple implementation is to query auth_permissions where
table_name = 'auth_group' so we only get entries that are relevant to
group-group ownerships. The graph is kept in
Currently web2py's RBAC functionality does not accommodate nested groups.
Any interest in adding this to the standard web2py access control module?
*Example Use-Case*
Suppose we are creating an inventory management application that lets you
view addresses for buildings within your portfolio
User registration and authentication -- use the auth functionality that
comes with web2py by default (see the chapter on Access Control). Create a
group called 'Instructor' and if someone is a member of that they get
additional functionality (like viewing other users' grades). Use the
built-in
I contributed this originally, will take a look today. Should be an easy
fix.
On Monday, December 8, 2014 9:27:35 PM UTC-5, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
Honestly I have not used this much myself recently. Please open a ticket
about this problem. It may be broken.
v
On Friday, 5 December 2014
to note:
- You must have a group with this name in auth_group
- You must add user to this group
- You must have email setup in order to receive the two factor
authentication code
I'll submit a fix to the documentation in the book.
On Tuesday, December 9, 2014 1:50:33 PM UTC-5, pn wrote
Looks really impressive! Will check out the code tomorrow. Are you looking
for any help besides code-review/comments?
On Sunday, November 2, 2014 8:49:51 AM UTC-5, Niphlod wrote:
Followers of the relevant repo
https://github.com/niphlod/cs_monitor_plugin should be yet aware that
there was
Are the SLOW version and FAST version different web2py applications (i.e.
the code under web2py/applications/project_name is different)? If so, the
difference in speed is likely coming from what processes each app is
running on call.
Some places to look at -- try to identify which page is the
The bad news: You will need to test to be sure it works, and there may be
some work required for the upgrade.
The good news: Most likely, you will only need to make minor changes and
will be happy with the features offered by the newer versions.
The biggest change you will have to deal with
Can you provide some clarification on what behavior are you expecting but
not seeing when you create the reference? For example, are you able to
create entries in the 'Partneri' table that refer keys not in the 'Mjesta'
table? A quick workaround would be to put in a 'requires' lambda into the
Seems like a related issue still exists in web2py 2.9.11 for Microsoft SQL
Server.
list:integer type fields get mapped to 'text' type fields in MS SQL. The
text type fields cannot use functions like 'LOWER', only varchar type
fields can. So now queries like field.contains(integer) will not
Did you test in a production environment (example behind an apache/other server
calling web2py via wsgi as described in the deployment recipes chapter) or just
using the built-in web2py server on your dev machine?
The difference is that apache will certainly be able to handle multiple
It is probably because you cannot upload files when ajax is enabled in
jquery-mobile forms. There are more details at the following links on how
to correctly structure a file upload form in jquery mobile.
Quote from their docs (http://demos.jquerymobile.com/1.4.4/forms/ -- near
the bottom of
Update. The code is part of web2py starting at version 2.9.6
On Wednesday, May 14, 2014 2:18:59 PM UTC-4, pallav wrote:
Another update - submitted the fixed code as a pull request. This fixes
the issue that was causing unit tests to fail. Waiting to hear back from
the team.
On Tuesday,
I just implemented two-factor authentication in an app that I am working
on. Unfortunately it required changing the login() method of the
gluon/tools.py file directly, there was no mechanism that would allow a
secondary login requirements. Is this still useful? If someone is more
experienced
Any luck? Posting the details of the ticket error output will help debug
the problem.
On Friday, March 21, 2014 12:06:11 AM UTC-4, weheh wrote:
Gaah! I just restored the older version of web2py from which I upgraded
(ashamed to say it's 2.3.2) and now I'm getting the same error. So
Your desired behavior is that when a color is deleted it should be set to
null in tshirts, so you need to put the ondelete attribute in the color
field in the color table instead of on the colors field in the tshirt table.
db.define_table('color',
Field('color', 'string',
I don't think the DAL provides that by default. You have the option of
writing your own pivot function (it's not very complicated, that's the way
I went) or you can use a library like pandas if your production server lets
you install numpy/scipy/pandas. Pandas will give you a lot more data
...
ondelete is for use with upload and reference fields...
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/06/the-database-abstraction-layer#Field-constructor
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 1:54 PM, PN pal...@fielddiagnostics.comjavascript:
wrote:
Your desired behavior is that when a color is deleted
The solution will depend on what user activity you are trying to log/graph.
You can use Google Analytics (the code is built into web2py, but there are
tons of help pages available) to track usage report. There are many useful
standard reports (how often, what location, what device, etc.) and if
You can also use web2py components (see the chapter titled 'Components and
Plugins' in the web2py book). Basically first make a normal web2py page
that reads the remote API every time the page is loaded, and displays the
results. Then, load this page as a component into another page, and
When I use a query which uses a reference type field, I get the
error: type 'exceptions.AttributeError' 'DAL' object has no attribute
'db'
In my code below, db.Units.site_id is a reference field. The error only
happens when I use this field and not on other fields of the table.
The relevant
(if
referenced in self.db.tables:)
On Friday, March 7, 2014 12:31:09 AM UTC-5, PN wrote:
When I use a query which uses a reference type field, I get the
error: type 'exceptions.AttributeError' 'DAL' object has no attribute
'db'
In my code below, db.Units.site_id is a reference field
Problem found and fixed - it was in my own code. I was using the wrong
format to reference another table, changed it to match what is specified in
the web2py book and all is well.
--
Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
- http://github.com/web2py/web2py
:45:17 PM UTC-4, PN wrote:
So, in theory, will the following process fix the issue?
1. Start web2py with old DAL definitions and migrate = True. This should
create the .table files as the old structure
2. Then change the DAL to reflect the new database structure, migrate
still = True
3
on the
backend)
On Sunday, September 29, 2013 2:06:50 AM UTC+2, PN wrote:
Version: Using web2py 2.6.4
Steps:
1. I used web2py DAL to create a table in ms sql. This ran in production
for a while.
2. I downloaded the web2py app to my development machine, and added a
column
Version: Using web2py 2.6.4
Steps:
1. I used web2py DAL to create a table in ms sql. This ran in production
for a while.
2. I downloaded the web2py app to my development machine, and added a
column to the table in DAL.
3. When I try to go to the table in web2py admin (database
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