>Are you sure? Because now it throws a NameError exception.
>global name 'gettext_lazy' is not defined
Yes, I am sure. I wrote that stuff ;-)
>>> from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy, activate
>>> activate('de-de')
>>> print gettext_lazy('Username:')
Benutzer:
So you just need to p
>I was thinking we could add a CACHE_COMPILED_TEMPLATES setting and
>change get_template() to give it a "cache" keyword argument, which
>would default to the value of CACHE_COMPILED_TEMPLATES. Any quick
>thoughts before I implement this?
Or a way for the template loader to tell the machinery that
Jason F. McBrayer wrote:
> "tonemcd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > You do mention that every entry in LDAP must also exist in the django
> > users table as well - is that a fundamental requirement?
>
> I've written very similar django-to-ldap glue code to this, and what I
> did was treat the
Thanks a lot! - that's just what I needed.
Cheers,
Tone
Well if the free DB2 acts like the OS-390 version, then I want no part
of it. Unfortunately I have to deal with mainframe Db2 for my
job, and it's no fun at all. There is nothing easy to use about
it. One of our data warehouses has several Oracle 9iR2, and they
are much easier to deal with.On 2/
IBM just released a lite free version of DB2 that has been specs than
the Oracle version. I would use the Oracle version though because that
is what I use at work.
Robert
On 2/2/06, Jan Rademaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> See this example:
> http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/models/many_to_many/
>
> So how come the article objects in this example don't have a
> get_publication_count() and get_publiction()? See Gary's comment as
> well.
Hey Jan,
This i
Hmm... Jason, your code is probably the "next logical step" for my
hack. The following is the right link to your code, yes?
-->http://www.carcosa.net/jason/blog/computing/django/authentication-2005-12-05-13-25.html
-Jason
>You do mention that every entry in LDAP must also exist in the
> django users table as well - is that a fundamental requirement?
Yes, it is a fundamental requirement for my "hack". I put "hack" in
quotes because I fully admit that my patch is not a complete plug-in
replacement for Django's user
Are you sure? Because now it throws a NameError exception.
global name 'gettext_lazy' is not defined
I must say I'm rather new to Python and haven't got the faintest idea
where to look when I get exceptions like this thrown at me.
This is what I import at the top of my model:
from django.core
The documentation states:
"It doesn't matter which model gets the ManyToManyField, but you only
need it in one of the models -- not in both."
See this example:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/models/many_to_many/
So how come the article objects in this example don't have a
get_publica
>Is it possible to use gettext_lazy in a model's __repr__ while using
>the objects from a python shell (started with 'manage.py shell')?
Yes, it should be possible - but you shouldn't use the "_" name, but
use the original name. Not doing "from django.utils.translation import
gettext_lazy as _" b
On Feb 2, 2006, at 1:48 PM, Luke Skibinski Holt wrote:
Is is possible to access the SQL queries made as a template variable
during any given page call?
I've written a particularly ugly hack in order to use generic views
and
I'd like to see if it was all worth it ...
Hey Luke --
This is in
Is it possible to use gettext_lazy in a model's __repr__ while using
the objects from a python shell (started with 'manage.py shell')?
When I try to do so I get the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
File
"/var/home/j.rademaker/django/myproject/../mypro
Is is possible to access the SQL queries made as a template variable
during any given page call?
I've written a particularly ugly hack in order to use generic views and
I'd like to see if it was all worth it ...
Luke Skibinski Holt
"tonemcd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You do mention that every entry in LDAP must also exist in the django
> users table as well - is that a fundamental requirement?
I've written very similar django-to-ldap glue code to this, and what I
did was treat the django User model as a cache of data i
On Thursday 02 February 2006 09:53, oggie rob wrote:
> I don't think this is inconsistent. You normally put filters within
> variables. I don't think you can put it within tags:
Yes you can:
>>> import django.template
>>> django.template.Template('{% if var1|length_is:"0" %}You can use \
... fi
Hey folks --
We're still looking for a kick-ass Django developer to join our team
here in Lawrence. You can read the full job info at http://
www.jacobian.org/2005/dec/07/job/, but here are some highlights:
* You get to get paid to write Django apps, and even to hack on
Django itself.
You have a good point about the consistancy. The `ifequal` should
mimic the `if` as much as possible. I think a bug report may be called
for in this case.
#Sample Template
# Uses django admin css file.
# You'll need to modify the specific fields in the table, but that
should be easy enough.
# Hope you find this helpful.
#==
{# Ug
Is there any method or other way to get current module and module's
app?
I think one way could be parse it from url, but is there more elegant
way?
hi,
i did the latest svn up to 2230. Admin stopped working and the error
message doesnt give the line number for the error. This is the
error message:
TemplateSyntaxError at /births/admin/
Invalid block tag: 'endif'
Request Method: GET
Request URL:http://birbal.web/births/admin/
Ex
ok thanks, i tried a similar thing to get the help admin part of a
field to be display
form.nom.formfield.help , doesnt seems to work.
Thanks!
That must be ticket 1305: http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1305
I'll just work around it for a while (until 'before too long') because
the rest of Django fits all my needs!
Rudolph
On 2/2/06, Maniac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> form.nom.formfield.is_required
Ha. Didn't know about that. I'm guessing, though it's not mentioned
anywhere in the docs that you can do this (or at least, not anywhere
that I've found), that it comes from the 'is_required' attribute set
on the field
coulix wrote:
hi, i am writting a generic create object view for my recipe model.
i can get the form display well using this kind of code :
Nom de la recette {{form.nom}}
ect ..,
But is there a way of automatically checking if {{ form.nom }} is a
recquired field ? (and therefore put a star ne
On 1/31/06, coulix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi, i am writting a generic create object view for my recipe model.
> i can get the form display well using this kind of code :
Do you mean you're writing a view (which is Python code), or a
template? I'm hoping you mean the latter and that you're u
> This seems like a bug to me - certainly it is inconsistent behaviour between
> {% if %} (where you can do 'var1|lower' etc) and {% ifeqaul %}. I would file
> a bug report.
I don't think this is inconsistent. You normally put filters within
variables. I don't think you can put it within tags:
do i have to hardcode it for every field ?
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