I see this but why its work on the first time.
I tray use a async: true but this doesn't work .
W dniu niedziela, 1 czerwca 2014 23:23:43 UTC+2 użytkownik Joe Barnhart
napisał:
I did see a warning in the jQuery docs about using async = False with the
deferred jqXHR object (i.e. when
uhm, I see.
This script doesn't use host:port but a socket file for the interaction
between nginx and uwsgi.
The first thing to do is be sure that uwsgi can create the file. You can
check it with
/etc/init.d/uwsgi start
This should start the uwsgi process and report if any errors occurred.
it seems that you were loading sites before inside a specific directory
(controlies) while now those are in the root.
The first 303 points to
*/controlies/init/default/user/login?_next=/controlies/init/default/index*
while the second to
*/init/default/user/login?_next=/init/default/index*
The
I use often this form
@auth.requires(lambda: auth.user_id and 'admin' in
auth.user_groups.values())
There's really nothing one can't do with requires() .
The problem with why doesn't web2py use cached values is that they're
depending on the session, that can very well be not there (rest API,
Hello
I am trying to get user's role looking into membership table etc.
Following all the codes on majority of forums my code does not work.
this is my controller
from gluon.tools import Auth
database = request.cookies['mycookie'].value
db =
I'm trying to store the original filename, filetype, and filesize for an
upload field using a smartgrid.
I can add these fields during the insert (by setting the field defaults)
but not update the fields if you update the uploaded file. The edit form
does upload the new file but I don't know
If the user is logged in, then auth.user_groups contains a dictionary of
the user's roles. You can also use auth.has_membership('role name') to
check membership.
You can search auth.user_groups for a role, e.g.,
if any (role in ['customer_service', 'admin'] for role in auth.user_groups.
This commit
666a389718bf19ed114db9485767c684630177e9
had bs3. It was removed because the developers have not reached agreement
on how to do this. We cannot break bs2 apps and we do not want to make
web2py too css specific. The MENU, the navbar, the grid and forms all
depend on css classes and
I have a table that contains the following field:
Field('images', 'list:reference t_image'),
I'd like to do the following:
-make it so that the input for that field cannot be empty upon submission,
and the number of references the user must select is in some range of
numbers, (n_min, n_max)
I would like to visit the Chicago area and meet the web2py team (Massimo
and co.).
I have a very interesting (even inspiring) web2py story to tell.
I will then bring other (major corporate) associates on a follow up trip.
Is it possible? When, where?
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Field('images', 'list:reference t_image'),
I'd like to do the following:
-make it so that the input for that field cannot be empty upon submission,
and the number of references the user must select is in some range of
numbers, (n_min, n_max)
The IS_IN_DB validator takes a multiple
Thanks, Anthony. I'm trying the following:
Model:
query_list = [(db.t_image.created_by == None)]
if session.auth:
query_list.append((db.t_image.created_by == session.auth.user.id))
query = reduce_db_queries(query_list, 'or')
set = db.t_image.id.belongs(db(query)._select(limitby=(0,48)))
Hi Andrey,
So do you need a rich text editor?
From web2py Examples (http://www.web2py.com/init/default/examples)
Example 13
In controller: simple_examples.py
def makertf():
import gluon.contrib.pyrtf as q
doc=q.Document()
section=q.Section()
doc.Sections.append(section)
Not sure if this is the only problem, but when you d do nested select, you
should select only one column:
set = db.t_image.id.belongs(db(query)._select(db.t_image.id, limitby=(0,48
)))
Anthony
On Monday, June 2, 2014 1:56:30 PM UTC-4, Spokes wrote:
Thanks, Anthony. I'm trying the following:
I made the modification, and it's still producing the same error message. I
get the impression that it has to do with the* db.t_image*'s format field.
Do you think that this may be the case? Any other suggestions on how to go
about resolving the issue?
On Monday, June 2, 2014 1:43:33 PM
You forgot the second argument to IS_IN_DB:
IS_IN_DB(set, 't_image.id', db.t_image._format, multiple=(1,24)))
Anthony
On Monday, June 2, 2014 2:50:53 PM UTC-4, Spokes wrote:
I made the modification, and it's still producing the same error message.
I get the impression that it has to do with
Hi,
Can I use fileds option in normal SQLFORM ? How?
I tried:
form = SQLFORM(Solicitacao, fields=[Solicitacao.almoxarifado_id])
And has error.
thanks,
Fabiano.
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- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
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Thanks! I removed that while doing some debugging, and forgot to bring it
back in - it seems to have fixed the error originating in the model. Now
that that's resolved, I'm a bit confused about how to use the gallery table
with SQLFORM(). If I do the usual thing, as in the following line, there
You have to put a 'u' in front of strings if you want unicode strings.
Otherwise you are getting utf-8 strings.
so, prefix your quoted strings with a u like so:
patterns = [
u/name/{user.username},
u/email/{user.email},
]
On Friday, May 30, 2014 7:56:50 PM
Your set object is actually a Query, not a Set -- should be:
set = db(db.t_image.id.belongs(db(query)._select(db.t_image.id, limitby=(0,
48
Anthony
On Monday, June 2, 2014 5:27:12 PM UTC-4, Spokes wrote:
Thanks! I removed that while doing some debugging, and forgot to bring it
back in -
Should be db.Solicitacao.almoxarifado_id.
Anthony
On Monday, June 2, 2014 5:11:18 PM UTC-4, Fabiano Almeida wrote:
Hi,
Can I use fileds option in normal SQLFORM ? How?
I tried:
form = SQLFORM(Solicitacao, fields=[Solicitacao.almoxarifado_id])
And has error.
thanks,
Fabiano.
Hi,
Showing my code:
Solicitacao = db.define_table(solicitacao,
SQLField(solicitante_id, db.auth_user, default=me),
SQLField(responsavel_id, db.auth_user, label='Responsável'),
SQLField(almoxarifado_id, db.almoxarifado, notnull=True,
label='Almoxarifado'),
I just discovered the problem, the fields in the attribute fields should be
quoted without the table name:
form = SQLFORM(Solicitacao, fields=['almoxarifado_id'])
Thanks,
Fabiano
2014-06-02 20:15 GMT-03:00 Fabiano Almeida fabi...@techno7.com.br:
Hi,
Showing my code:
Solicitacao =
Hello,
My app have a controller that shows a project, since it receives the
project owner username and the project id by the URL arguments. It would be
like: myapp.com/projects/juliarizza/1234
But, I would like this URL to be myapp.com/juliarizza/1234, not showing the
controller name. It
So I am writing an app that allows users and employees to chat with each
other in some sort of an instant messenger interface. I am using the web2py
authentication for users and I added extra fields for the employees and
created a separated authentication system for both of them however they
My question is, to integrate it with a chat application to work for the
users and employees would I need to have the users and employees stored in
separate tables? Should I create a separate table for the employees?
It depends on how you designed your model, in the past i've walking in the
Hi Andrey,
I recommend you a new CMS named pynukedev:
https://bitbucket.org/pynukedev
According to RochacBruno the creator of Movuca - If you want a stable CMS
for web2py take a look at PyNUke http://www.pynuke.net/
Regards
El viernes, 30 de mayo de 2014 07:21:04 UTC-7, Andrey K
What is the email attachment size limit for any one file and as a whole?
Thank you.
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Sorry for the late reply, but I just want to say thank you for the answer,
I do not know how to create custom validator yet, but request.post_vars
does the trick.
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 3:01:53 PM UTC+2, Anthony wrote:
You could modify request.post_vars before creating the form, or create a
Alright the only problem is that since I am not using web2py's built in
user authentication for the employees wouldn't I need to write separate
views for logout,login etc? I want the employee registration to be exactly
like the user but with different fields
On Monday, June 2, 2014 5:58:24 PM
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