Im a noob to Cheetah. I had a question: I have a .py file which uses a .tmpl template file to render some html. In the template, I need to manipulate an HTML tag attribute. Something like this:
... snip
<select name=category value=req.category>
 <option value="cars">Cars</option>  ...................
...snip
I call this template from the py file like this:
#!/usr/local/bin/python from cgi import parse from Cheetah.Template import Template
This doesnt seem to work. Am I passing parameters correctly. What am I missing?
TIA,
Ajay
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I want to use cheetah with cherryPy. To make things easier I created a helper that searches existing templates creates a instance of the cheetah Template class and returns it.
Then I want to be able to add data to the searchList. But I couldn't find any method that allows me to add new data to the searchList.
The only solution for me was to get a reference of the searchList and append my data there. But I don't think that this is the right way to do it.
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I am fairly new to using Cheetah and Python. I am planning to create a page that displays 50 records per page based on a search criteria. The user would be provided the option to go to the next or previous 50 records on the page. This is a new area
for me. How can create a page like this? Any suggestions or other resources would be very helpful. I appreciate your input. -Olivia
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That's a jQuery Plugin that can transform your html table. It also allows you to add filter and pagination options..
gruß,
daniel
On 25 Apr, 2013,at 11:39 PM, "Redhorse, Olivia J. (WSTF-RD)[Jacobs Technology Inc]" <olivia.j.redhorse@...> wrote:
Hello All,
I am fairly new to using Cheetah and Python. I am planning to create a page that displays 50 records per page based on a search criteria. The user would be provided the option to go to the next or previous 50 records on the page. This is a new area for me. How can create a page like this? Any suggestions or other resources would be very helpful. I appreciate your input. -Olivia
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Yes, this looks like something I can use. I am going to try it. Thanks J
From: Daniel Winter [mailto:winniwinter@...] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 2:31 AM To: Redhorse, Olivia J. (WSTF-RD)[Jacobs Technology Inc] Cc: cheetahtemplate-discuss@... Subject: Re: [Cheetahtemplate-discuss] Displaying 50 records per page using Cheetah
That means you want to display data in a table with pagination?
That's a jQuery Plugin that can transform your html table. It also allows you to add filter and pagination options..
gruß,
daniel
On 25 Apr, 2013,at 11:39 PM, "Redhorse, Olivia J. (WSTF-RD)[Jacobs Technology Inc]" <olivia.j.redhorse@...> wrote:
Hello All,
I am fairly new to using Cheetah and Python. I am planning to create a page that displays 50 records per page based on a search criteria. The user would be provided the option to go to the next or previous 50 records on the page. This is a new area for me. How can create a page like this? Any suggestions or other resources would be very helpful. I appreciate your input. -Olivia
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I have been playing with dataTables and I have a question. I was not sure if dataTables was going to work inside a *.tmpl file (cheetah file). When I test plain html (not using cheetah), datatables works fine. But when I try to use dataTables in a *.tmpl (a cheetah file) I get an error message, invalid character (in the browser), on the following code.
It is having a problem resolving the dollar sign ($) in the code. I know it is related to the fact that in a cheetah file, the dollar sign means a variable is declared. How do I resolve this? Or am I understanding this incorrectly?
From: Daniel Winter [mailto:winniwinter@...] Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 2:31 AM To: Redhorse, Olivia J. (WSTF-RD)[Jacobs Technology Inc] Cc: cheetahtemplate-discuss@... Subject: Re: [Cheetahtemplate-discuss] Displaying 50 records per page using Cheetah
That means you want to display data in a table with pagination?
That's a jQuery Plugin that can transform your html table. It also allows you to add filter and pagination options..
gruß,
daniel
On 25 Apr, 2013,at 11:39 PM, "Redhorse, Olivia J. (WSTF-RD)[Jacobs Technology Inc]" <olivia.j.redhorse@...> wrote:
Hello All,
I am fairly new to using Cheetah and Python. I am planning to create a page that displays 50 records per page based on a search criteria. The user would be provided the option to go to the next or previous 50 records on the page. This is a new area for me. How can create a page like this? Any suggestions or other resources would be very helpful. I appreciate your input. -Olivia
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On Fri, 26 Apr 2013, Redhorse, Olivia J. (WSTF-RD)[Jacobs Technology Inc] wrote:
> I have been playing with dataTables and I have a question. I was
> not sure if dataTables was going to work inside a *.tmpl file
> (cheetah file). When I test plain html (not using cheetah),
> datatables works fine. But when I try to use dataTables in a
> *.tmpl (a cheetah file) I get an error message, invalid character
> (in the browser), on the following code.
>
> <script type="text/javascript">
> window.onload = (function() { $('#table_id').dataTable();} );
> </script>
> It is having a problem resolving the dollar sign ($) in the code. I know it
is related to the fact that in a cheetah file, the dollar sign means a
> variable is declared. How do I resolve this? Or am I understanding this
incorrectly?
Cheetah has a directive called '#raw' that can hold stuff that does
not get parsed. Try that with your template.
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I have been tasked with upgrading my company's ancient installation of Cheetah.
My templates are compiling, but I'm getting a number of strange errors and I can't find the root cause. I'm trying to figure out a systematic way to upgrade the templates, but so far information is scarce.
I get no errors. I get similar errors in other places ("Cannot find X while searching for X"), but I'm not clear what changed in Cheetah so that I can address it in a consistent way.
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I am upgrading to Cheetah 2.4.4. I'm getting a lot of errors relating to my $session placeholder (which is added to the searchList via a custom context object as ctx.session).
After the upgrade, $session is always None. It seems like the Webware session variable from Servlet.py is sitting in the searchList above my custom placeholder. The current Cheetah docs state:
"However, it is OK to put same-name variables in the searchList, because Webware does not use the searchList."
I know the docs are currently out of date. It seems like this is no longer true.
Is there any way I can avoid changing the name of my session placeholder in every template? I do not use Webware so I don't need any related functionality.
Thanks,
Aaron
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Since 2.0 Cheetah seems to look at the Template instance variables before searching the namespace. Most of these variables are prefixed with __CHEETAH__ so it’s unlikely to be an issue. But 4 of them (request, transaction, application and session) aren’t and therefore mask the value you have in your namespace.
Like you, I don’t use WebWare, but the only solution I found was to rename my variables (eg. in your case call it $session2 instead of $session)
I have no idea why this changed, personally I think it’s a bug but I don’t know if anyone else agrees or whether anyone is maintaining Cheetah any more in any case?
From: Aaron Murray [mailto:aaron@...]
Sent: 22 May 2013 23:54 To: cheetahtemplate-discuss@... Subject: [Cheetahtemplate-discuss] Webware placeholders and the searchList
I am upgrading to Cheetah 2.4.4. I'm getting a lot of errors relating to my $session placeholder (which is added to the searchList via a custom context object as ctx.session).
After the upgrade, $session is always None. It seems like the Webware session variable from Servlet.py is sitting in the searchList above my custom placeholder. The current Cheetah docs state:
"However, it is OK to put same-name variables in the searchList, because Webware does not use the searchList."
I know the docs are currently out of date. It seems like this is no longer true.
Is there any way I can avoid changing the name of my session placeholder in every template? I do not use Webware so I don't need any related functionality.
Thanks,
Aaron
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