DataGridBWC
This module will be replaced by WebGrid.
Questions & Comments
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Source Code
The code is available from the bitbucket repo.
The DataGridBWC tip is installable via easy_install with easy_install DataGridBWC==dev
Change Log
0.2.2 released 2014-08-27
fix broken 0.2.1 release caused by .rst files not getting added to distribution
0.2.1 released 2014-08-25
deprecate declarative functionality and depend on WebGrid
0.2.0 released 2014-08-20
fix some tests
update example url in settings.py
cleanup setup.py
refactored subtotaling feature
workaround for dateutils parsing bug
adjustments for SQLAlchemy 0.9+ (we now support 0.8+)
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