Re: question / suggestion for one to many fields

And, obviously, you must have a current release. I'm not sure when that feature started. Every time I sync up, there's 'New Stuff' to look at.

Re: question / suggestion for one to many fields

Actually you got it the wrong way around ;) If I'm adding a wikipage, I have a little "+" next to the wiki select box. I want a "+" button for adding a wikipage on every row in the wiki list. (and a "view wikipages" button that will take you to a filtered list containing of wiki pages for that wi

Re: how do I tell the admin interface to do lookups with select_related?

Thanks! wow, that was quick! I can see the query is selecting a lot more stuff, but when I do a self.get_owner() inside my function, it still run a query.. self.owner is not already set either. Surely it shouldn't run the query? Le Roux

Re: how do I tell the admin interface to do lookups with select_related?

On 11/5/05, Le Roux Bodenstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > admin = meta.Admin( > list_display = ("name", "short_description", > "get_owner_fullname", "created") > ) > ... > def get_owner_fullname(self): > owner = self.get_owner() > return owner.first_name +

Re: question / suggestion for one to many fields

On 11/5/05, Le Roux Bodenstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Let's say I have two types of objects (types A and B) and object A has > many object Bs. (typical foreign key) > > Is there a way to tell the admin interface to add a little plus button > (either in the listing or edit view for object As)

question / suggestion for one to many fields

Let's say I have two types of objects (types A and B) and object A has many object Bs. (typical foreign key) Is there a way to tell the admin interface to add a little plus button (either in the listing or edit view for object As) for quickly and easily adding a new object of type B? In other wor

how do I tell the admin interface to do lookups with select_related?

I have a foreign key to the auth.User model in one of my models (the 'owner' of the object) and I want to display the full name of the person instead of the username in the listing for my model in the admin interface. Currently it displays the username, because that's what auth,User.__repr__ retu

Django developing in NewEdit

NewEdit is a Python Editor base on wxPython. I'm learning django recently, and I'm beginning develop some extension about django in NewEdit. The process is continuing. I'v finished something like these: * django project wizard(need install it) -- you can create a django project directory in NewE

Re: HTTP_REFERER

On Sat, 05 Nov 2005 03:04:27 -0800 PythonistL wrote: > > I use the following view for user's log in > ### > def MyLogin(request): > WrongID=0 > AllGood=1 > if request.POST: > print "Refferer1 from POST",Refferer1 At this point, you haven't yet set Referrer1,

Re: HTTP_REFERER

PythonistL wrote: > Can anybody explain WHY the value from GET part > (command on line 15 such as > Refferer1= request.META['HTTP_REFERER'] > ) is not saved to POST? request.POST contains only the variables POSTed by the user. You'll have to make sure that the referer variable is part of your for

HTTP_REFERER

I use the following view for user's log in ### def MyLogin(request): WrongID=0 AllGood=1 if request.POST: print "Refferer1 from POST",Refferer1 try: u=users.get_object(Login__exact=request.POST['Login']) except users.UserDoesNotExist:

Re: Joins - a problem

Thank you Jeff for the explanation. Regards, Lad.