I'm wondering if using plain javascript XMLHttpRequest object instead of
web2py ajax() can cause any problem or might be unsafe. The reason I've
decided to do so is that I need to pass the server response (json object)
to a js function as an argument.
My js code looks like this:
var query = docu
Massimo thank you very much for your answer. I have one more question a bit
out of the topic.
Is it a way to increase web2py efficiency when it is used only for database
transactions and user authorization? I don't use web2py html helpers,
forms, views processing etc. Complete GUI of my app is c
Anthony thank you very much for your hints. I've started to learn the
web2py workflow from the Book and directly from the web2py source but your
advises are priceless and save a lot of my time.
Przemek
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Hallo to everybody. I'm a newbie web2py user but I'm in love with it
already. One thing which I'm not comfortable with is the amount of html
views files. Is there a way to place many views in one file just like one
controler file handles many functions? I'm still using the default web
based IDE
Hallo!
Is there a way to see the content of each column with data from a table
without abbreviation? Currently I use administrative interface to put same
initial data for my project (like entity types) which definitely won't
change in the future so there is no need of creating better interface f
Solved. Just to give a tip to another newbie:
1. In "mycontroler.py" place the code "response.view = 'myview.html' " to
force executing "myview.html" regardless of a function name.
2. In "myview.html" use {{if request.function==anyviewname:}} to execute
just a block of code designed for a certain
Thank you very much Dave! The "truncate" parameter works perfect.
Additionally I've just learned how to place many views in one html file
what was the subject of my second question on this group.
Thanks a lot!
PS. Przemek from Gonzaga University is not me - I live in Poland.
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Hallo!
Lets say we have a table called 'cities' and another one called
'institutions' with a field referencing to cities:
db.define_table('cities',
Field('name'))
db.define_table('institutions',
Field('name'),
Field('city', 'reference cities')
Field('type', 'reference types'))
d
I've made some experiments with "groupby" but every time it has reduced the
selection to one 'city' and one 'institution'. The other 'institutions'
belonging to the 'city' are omitted. The same situation is when using pure
SQL query via database browser so it is a matter of the functionality of
Hi!
I need to add extra fields to my custom form generated from some fields of
different tables. These extra fields are are additional phone numbers for
the institution.
The code looks like this (here simplified for better readability):
In model:
db.define_table ('institutions',
Field('name
Massimo, thank you very much for your answer. List type widget works just
great. I didn't know web2py already has the feature which I tried to
implement in the complicated way. I'm wondering how many such goodies are
waiting for me to discover in this great framework.
Now going back to forms. T
ed runtime.
I'll be grateful for any help or advise.
Przemek
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> Massimo, thank you very much for your answer. List type widget works just
> great. I didn't know web2py already has the featu
Thank you very much Derek. I've adapted your solution and it works very
well.
Thanks a lot!
Przemek
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