Wow. By specifying lookup algorithms you covered a lot of white spaces on
Django's map. And you saved yourself from flood of template-related
questions. I was going to open that can of worms pretty soon. ;-)
Thanks,
Eugene
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I just added this new document:
The Django template language: For Python programmers
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates_python/
Comments, fixes, etc. are welcome!
Adrian
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Thanks for looking into it. I've added the ordering to the Job table,
and that seems to fix it when I'm sorting by "Job". However, I'm still
only getting 1 record being displayed when it says there are 11 (and I
know there are that many in the database).
Let me know what other information you nee
Yep. It depends on size. It seems that web server sends the first part of
page up to some limit and stalls for a while. After that it may send the
rest or append "internal_error.html" nonsense.
Now I have to figure out who is the culprit: Apache, FastCGI server, Django
(e.g., FastCGI portion o
I use plain vanilla Dreamhost hosting: Apache, MySQL. My setup follows these
guidelines: http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django
Somehow I got impression that it depends on final size of generated page. I
didn't verify it yet.
Is there any part of Django, which can generate this kind of 404
On 9/5/05, Eugene Lazutkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am getting a strange error. I generate relatively long page and browsers
> choke on it. It appears that the page is not sent properly. If I wait for
> some time I'll get something like that at the end of the page:
That's very strange. Whi
On 9/5/05, julo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I installed Django on Ubuntu Linux. I used Julian Hernandez Gomez's
> steps written on http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/install/.
> "django-admin.py sql polls" produces for me the error described below.
> I am complete newbie to both python an
Hello,
I am getting a strange error. I generate relatively long page and browsers
choke on it. It appears that the page is not sent properly. If I wait for some
time I'll get something like that at the end of the page:
Using the URLconf defined in abc.settings.urls.main, Django
tried these UR
It looks like I found the problem (actually two problems) and fixed it. It
was over-simplified implementation of mysql.DatabaseWrapper class, which
didn't take into account how Django uses it.
Now I don't know, if it makes sense to submit a patch right now --- it
should be regression-tested be
Hi all,
I installed Django on Ubuntu Linux. I used Julian Hernandez Gomez's
steps written on http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/install/.
"django-admin.py sql polls" produces for me the error described below.
I am complete newbie to both python and django.
Thanks,
Julo
this is not a problem, if the upload_to attribute is not given django
will uplada the file in MEDIA_ROOT directory and make that.
i can uplad file and servin him from django. but when i will resize
(with PIL) the upladed file i con't.
when i make
im = Image.open(PATH_TO_IMAGE+self.ImageFieldName
On 9/4/05, Krzysztof Drozd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have wrote some app thats have 3 ImageFields.
> - model -
> name = meta.CharField(maxlength=33)
> basic_file = meta.ImageField(blank=False,null=False)
> small_file = meta.ImageField(blank=True)
> biggg_file = meta.ImageField(blank=True)
>
On 9/5/05, Milton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way to relate an object to many of itself.
>
> eg. I have a product and I want to relate a variable number of other
> products to it as related products.
>
> I've tried the 'self' method which works for ForeignKey, though
> manytomanyfiel
On 9/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For some reason, even though there are 11 records in the database for
> this table the admin interface is only showing me one of them.
> Underneath that one entry is message text saying "11 schedules", so I
> know the DB API is finding them
Hi,
> I do not see any information on the generally excellent Django website about
> alternatives to psychopg as a PostGreSQL connector. I have been having some
> non-Django problems getting psychopg to work so it would be nice if there was
> another option such as pypgsql.
Wich problems did
Thanks so much this was a real help got it woking now based on what
you've done. Sure this'll be a great help to others as well.
Many thanks
charlie
> That's a really interesting idea. I think it'd be better to
> "statically" generate the templates a single time, rather than have
> Django create the templates automatically, because the former would
> allow people to custom the templates' look and feel. Maybe a
> "django-admin.py formtemplate a
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