Someone in the IRC channel tonight was asking why the built-in User
model, when rendered by formfields, doesn't render the password field
as an input of type "password", and it struck me that this is a good
question, because there are plenty of use cases where you'd want that
behavior to happen.
luca wrote:
>I'm sure you did but just for the record take a look at cherrypy
>approach on this: http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/FileUpload
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They do exactly the same thing: parse uploaded data with
cgi.FieldStorage that streams them to a temp file.
In fact there is still a problem with this a
Hi !
This is a great improvement I will try it asap.
I'm sure you did but just for the record take a look at cherrypy
approach on this: http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/FileUpload
After a simple recipe there is another that work very well, I've
tested it on a local network with several iso images with