ok first of all, you work with your application and you should just modify
your db.py, layout.html and etc. You should not worry about not having the
same thing as in the scaffolding in the latest versions, because as you are
aware, web2py is fully backwards compatible. So if your application works
today in whatever version you are in, it should work with web2py 2.99 or
whatever in the future.
second, they are called scaffolding that allow you to build off it. It's
like you are building a car with a toothbrush with detachable bristles in
case someone builds a better handle. Can't commit to a handle so the
bristles sometimes fall off but it can be called a toothbrush.
Look, just grab hold of that scaffolding and tear it to shreds and use it
all up like the little piece of kindling that it is. It's just there to get
you off the ground, it's not meant to be a foundation from which to build.
You should build that, and the good news is 'web2py is backwards
compatible' you aren't going to be left in the cold when a new version of
web2py comes out...
On Wednesday, April 1, 2015 at 11:54:52 PM UTC-7, Mirek Zvolský wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I like the approach not start the application from scratch,
> but to use the scaffolding application: db.py, layout.html,
> web2py_ajax.html.
>
> To have good possibility to upgrade between web2py versions, it is good to
> do no or minimal changes to previous files.
> So I try to make my own database model: db_model.py, isntead of change the
> db.py, and so on.
> Some minimum changes in previous files are still neccesary - which is bad
> :( - but I mark them with some comments like ### my_patch ###.
>
> My question is:
> How (where) to properly call my javascript and my css files?
>
> For own javascript it can be done inside the view inside the <body>, maybe
> on the top, and maybe with help of {{include...}}
> Am I correct?
>
> But what about own css layout? Is it possible to connect it outside of the
> files above? Lets say in own model file?
>
> Maybe this will help to other people too.
> Thanks.
>
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