of course! stupid me... I completely forgot to check the definitions. thanks for the answer Massimo! i've been coding the whole day so i'll chalk this up to been tired... ;)
regarding the validator, it's a simple one which attempts to resolve a FQDN which I'm using to insert as a record. the FQDN needs to resolve before being added to the DB. if you think it's a worthwhile validator, I can submit it in for inclusion. i'll move it over into model/validators.py so long... cheers! On Jul 1, 11:25 pm, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote: > Probably because it is not listed in the __all__=[....] at the top of > the file and therefore it is not imported in the scope. > > Anyway, you should put your custom validator in a model file or in a > module file (and import the latter). It is not a good to edit the > system files (validators.py) unless you plan to submit for inclusion > in web2py. > > On 1 Lug, 16:09, Jacques van der Merwe <[email protected]> wrote: > > > greetings all, > > > i've just written a custom validator which has been placed into gluon/ > > validators.py. the strange thing is that i'm getting an undefined > > error when trying to call it from db.py. i can call any of the other > > validators defined in validators.py and so i'm a little boggled as to > > why this is happening. > > > the new validator works and follows the structure of the others, in > > case anyone is going to ask me that. :) > > > anyone have any ideas? > > > cheers!
