I do not know. Open to suggestions. The "check to delete" in edit already has js confirmation.
Massimo On Nov 1, 9:27 am, Júlio Monteiro <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello there, > What is the standard way to add confirmations in this case? > A javascript alert would suffice? Or else we could do it in a more pretty way > with jQuery.confirm? > Monteiro > mdipierro wrote:P.S. Ideally T4 delete methods should require confirmation > like delete in applications/admin/controllers/default.py On Nov 1, 9:05 am, > mdipierro<[email protected]>wrote:Could you email me your patch. Please > make sure they apply to the latest version I posted yesterday night. Massimo > On Nov 1, 8:35 am, Júlio Monteiro<[email protected]>wrote:Hi there, I just > implemented the controller file_delete() to delete files, as it was missing > too. And also fixed the ticket generation error on db.py, it was using > db.ticket, but it should be db.t_ticket. Is there any way that I could commit > this files into a branch? Thanks alot! Julio Monteiro Júlio Monteiro wrote:Hi > there, I realized the database was not empty, I checked it out from launchpad > along with the code, thats probably why my user was not made admin and the > main page was not there, by flushing the database that was fixed, but the > rest of the problems remain, for now. Actually, I coded the delete action for > the logs, its pretty easy, I guess: just add in t4/controllers/default.py:43: > @auth.requires(auth.is_admin) def delete(): crud.delete(db.t_page, > int(request.args(1)), next=URL(r=request,f='logs',args=page_name)) Cheers! > Julio Monteiro Júlio Monteiro wrote:Hello there, Massimo! I finally had time > to check out T4, and it is looking VERY good! I know this is early alpha, but > I am very interested in using it, so here ismy feedback: 1) the page 'main' > is not created by default, so when entering the app for the first time, I got > the '404 NOT FOUND' error, specially when I am not logged in 2) I had to go > to database admin and create my user there and add it to the "administrator" > group, it should do this automatically once I create the first user 3) If I > edit the system page "settings", the first lines with response.something > doesn't have any effect in the site (even after I publish them), however if I > change the index controller and add response.title="Something", for example, > it works. 4) When I click logs, then click on a time stamp I get a 404 error, > if I try to delete a log item, I also get an 'invalid function' error. 5) > When I click files, I can upload a file alright, but when I click to 'delete' > them I get an 'invalid function'. Also how can I reference to files I > uploaded in a page? 6) About the menu, I see that you can easily edit the > menu file and change the menu, but I liked it better when the menu was > automatic, it is much more user-friendly than editing a config file in my > opinion. I would suggest adding a dropdown in page editing that would allow > me to pick a menu item to be a parent of this page, or none to leave it > outside the menu. Thanks for this wonderful addition! I can barely wait until > is is more usable, also if there is anything that you would need a hand on > coding related to T4 TODO list, I could try to help, as it is of my high > interest to see this done. Cheers, Julio Monteiro --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py-users" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/web2py?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
