Hi,
> i agree - i only meant that it will be extra work maintaining until the
> official release. I am sorry if i have offended yous as i did not mean
> to offend or flame you
neither I ! :)
I agree with your advice. I may freeze/remove the port. I should have think
twice before create it.
bye
Thanks very much Adrian. It did the magic.
Armin
On 10/26/05, Armin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The world is different when you have a custom manipulator. It's more
> beautiful, except I can't find any docs on them anywhere.
Agreed on both counts. They're much better than the default
manipulators -- and they need to be better documented. :)
>
The world is different when you have a custom manipulator. It's more
beautiful, except I can't find any docs on them anywhere.
Here, I am uploading email in my custom manipulator using:
formfields.ImageUploadField(field_name="photo")
And showing it using {{ form.photo }} in my template whic
I am doing a custom manipulator and I must load an object's data and
orgenize it in my manipulator's fields. How do I do that?
In my custom manipulator I placed a load function that sends in my
object's ID. My load function is loading that object, but I don't know
what to set.
For example, somet
Hi Clint,
> How would I set up my urls.py to redirect people who attempt to access the
> root URL of the site, (ie. http://mydomain.com/) to the application I want
> people to use (ie. http://mydomain.com/myapp/)
The regex that catches the root URL is ^/?$ (r'^/?$' in urls.py). In
order to redir
Just a quick question, I played with this last night, but I didn't have much luck.
How would I set up my urls.py to redirect people who attempt to access
the root URL of the site, (ie. http://mydomain.com/) to the application
I want people to use (ie. http://mydomain.com/myapp/)
For whatever reas
Backwardsincompatible, that is ;)On 10/25/05, Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tuesday 25 Oct 2005 10:57 pm, Clint Ecker wrote:> I've also been using django on freebsd for quite a while now. But its
> an old revision.svn update--regardskghttp://www.livejournal.com/users/lawgontally h
I'd rather not go through all the backwardscompatible updates for the low-priority application I'm running on that machine ;P~
Thanks for the ever so helpful advice though. I'm going to print it out and hang it on my wall :)
Clint
On 10/25/05, Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tuesd
On Wednesday 26 Oct 2005 12:07 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Kenneth,
>
> If you feel I should remove the port tell me (and explain why).
there seems to be some misunderstanding here. My point is that until
django is released, they will keep making backward incompatible
changes, so making a
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