hi, i am usual not a coder, i am a designer. and i normally using not python or web2py, but now we have a project. thats the reason why i need help. and if nobody has time to help, it´s also ok, but i think a mailing list is also a possibilty to help others (also beginners, in my case). and i only ask to help me....
On 10 Mai, 20:09, Iceberg <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi peter, since you are a beginner of web2py even python, why not just > come back to learn Python [1] and then web2py [2]? Don't expect to > learn their "syntax" on a maillist. Please, cherish your time, as well > as others. If, after your syntax learning, you have some design > question or puzzles, feel free to come back and lots of people will be > glad to help you. By the way, you join this maillist one year ago and > sent 100+ posts. Didn't you learn some python and web2py since then? > > [1]http://docs.python.org/tutorial/ > [2]http://www.web2py.com/book > > On May11, 12:21am, pk <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > ok thank you very much, > > but i am a beginner of web2py and python. > > what i have to do into a controller, what into the view? > > how is the syntax? > > > peter > > > On 10 Mai, 18:17, Vasile Ermicioi <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > here is a sketch: > > > > db.define_table('what_to_see', Field('html_code', 'text')) > > > db.define_table('what_to_see_queue', Field('user', db.users), > > > Field('when_allowed_to_see', 'datetime')) > > > > if user_not_in_queue: > > > if last_user_allowed_time + 5minutes < time_now: > > > when_allowed_to_see = time_now > > > else: > > > when_allowed_to_see = time_now > > > add_user_to_queue_with_his_time > > > if when_allowed_to_see > time_now: > > > display_refresh_in (when_allowed_to_see - time_now) > > > and_a_script_to_refresh_page_after_a_period_of_time > > > else: > > > display_html_code > > > delete_user_from_queue
