Yes thanks. I was thinking about that. Thank you very much for your
responses.
I recently started to use web2py and I think its a wonderful python
framework. This is my first project with it.
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 2:15 AM, pbreit wrote:
> You could write a little but of code to figure out if th
You could write a little but of code to figure out if the user put in the
whole URL or just the code and then just save the code.
On Wednesday, June 6, 2012 10:46:55 PM UTC-7, dundee wrote:
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> Ok thanks for answering. Thanks for the idea. I include the first part of
> the url and replace the c
Ok thanks for answering. Thanks for the idea. I include the first part of
the url and replace the code section with the argument passed to the view.
When I used the entire URL it did not work. The only problem I don't like
with this approach is that the user has to enter the code (which is
sometime
Should be pretty easy. Once you capture the YouTube URL, just pass it to a
view and then:
=== view.html ===
http://example.com";
frameborder="0"/>
=== controller.py ===
def play_video():
video = db.video(request.args(0))
return dict(video=video)
video.url would need to be something li
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