You're welcome, and I agree - doco is required to make any sense of it.
I have gleamed what I know from various posts to this group. It does need
to be combined and given a bit of context. I would like to do the same but
am trying to get a little more understanding first (and time !). I guess
Thanks Andrew,
That did it.
We desperately need some documentation on auth.wiki()
Do you know of any existing documentation or a place where someone like
myself could start to create documentation.
Thanks
Simon
On Sunday, 28 October 2012 18:21:32 UTC, Andrew W wrote:
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> Try [[New Page @n
Try [[New Page @newpage]]
On Monday, October 29, 2012 2:14:03 AM UTC+13, Simon Carr wrote:
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> In Answer to your questions about step 6, there is no need to type the
> name, the name is already populated for you.
>
> Could someone else try to test this issue. I have just downloaded the
> la
No need to type the name, the name is already populated for you.
Could someone else try to test this issue. I have just downloaded the
latest nightly build and still get the same error.
A very quick test to replicate this problem is
1) Create new App and in default/index simply return auth.wiki
I can't step through it right now, but in step6 did you type in the name of
your new page before pressing the button?
You need to enter the name of the page, or "slug" before pressing Create from
Slug.
Maybe that is it, your page doesn't actually have a "slug". ( who came up with
that name in t
I have tried this now on an Installation in Windows and Linux.
Here is the process I go through.
1) Create a new simple App
2) Edit Controller default.py
3) Edit def index() to have just return auth.wiki()
4) Now go to the Front End index file
5) I am asked to login, so I register a new user and
You are missing something. Let me explain:
What your code looks like in default.py after uncommenting auth.wiki() is
this:
def index():
return auth.wiki()
Web2py is working in the most obvious way. The URL structure in web2py is
domain/app/controller/function. In this example localhost is
Because you don't. ( at least I haven't had to)-
Back to your first post, how did you create your first page because the URL you
have there is not what web2y produces.
It's working ok for me so far so if you could add some more detail as to how
you did it and what you clicked.
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I feel as though I am missing something here. In default/index it states
if you need a simple wiki simple replace the two lines below with:
return auth.wiki()
>From what I know so far about Web2Py, things just work in the most obvious
way.
Why do the above comments not mention having to set
Default is your controller. You're running auth.wiki under the index
function of the default controller. Your auth.wiki pages are called with
auth.wiki so you need your index function which is where auth.wiki is.
You could hide the function part of the URL using routing if you want.
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