Would you mind giving a simple example on how I could use markmin2pdf with the auth.wiki (or any markmin text in an app). The book just gives a print example, but how would it be used for real in an app to view/print a pdf. I'm also looking at pyfpdf but I think I'm getting mixed up between the two. Or do I just use it as a stand alone app to create pdf docs ?
is the sample generic.pdf produced with markmin2pdf in https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/web2py/markmin2pdf/web2py/WaATh3r6-20/AbxBGZmJpNAJ still relevant today? On Wednesday, August 22, 2012 3:22:10 PM UTC+12, Massimo Di Pierro wrote: > > 2. ok in trunk. > 4. fixed in trunk > 2+3. > > right now the menu field is a path: > > /menu/submenu/subsubmenu > > and based on the path the page is added to the menu. You can sort manues > with > > /0:menu/2:submenu/3:subsubmenu > > so menu is the top first top menu item, submenu is the second item in the > menu submenu, etc. > For one more day is still negotiable. Do you prefer and approach like > plugin_wiki instead? (all menu items in one page)? > > > > > > > On Tuesday, 21 August 2012 19:33:37 UTC-5, villas wrote: >> >> 1. How does the menu field work? >> >> 2. Are we going to expose automenu option for auth.wiki(automenu=False)? >> A separate top level menu for each page is impractical, so at least we >> could turn it off. >> >> 3. Can we have a configurable menu like we had with meta-menu on >> plugin_wiki? I think that is great. >> >> 4. BTW the link to Database Admin button doesn't seem to work at the >> moment (appadmin). >> >> Many thanks, David >> > --
