Roberto Aguilar wrote:
In my situation, what I wanted to do was limit the display of a bunch
of menu items depending on the group of the user. I accomplished this
with a for loop and a test for a group:
{% for group in user.get_list %}
{% ifequal group 'desired_group' %}
[...]
It's a two-step
Okay, smack me for reading the subject line one second after hitting Send. :-p
On 2/12/06, Tom Tobin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2/11/06, David S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Sorry for the lack of details, but any guidance is appreciated.
>
> That's where I'd start — more details. ;-)
On 2/11/06, David S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sorry for the lack of details, but any guidance is appreciated.
That's where I'd start — more details. ;-) Can you tell us, e.g.,
what platforms the two machines are running?
I have followed the docs to the letter regarding my mod_python setup but I am
having a frustrating experience with Apache falling over. I can not seem to
find a foothold for solving this and I thought I would ask if anyone has advice
or has seen (and fixed!) anything like this.
The behavior is
On Sunday 12 Feb 2006 3:38 am, you wrote:
> I have the same problem as described below. How did you solve it?
i didnt solve it - i just stopped subclassing classes where one has
to remove fields from the original class. I only subclass where i
have to add fields - this doesnt mess up the order
> Okay, I get it now. Sorry, I need to read more carefully. It would save
> me a lot of time.
>
> Colleen
No worries, just glad someone is finding this stuff useful ;-)
Robert
On Saturday 11 February 2006 22:00, Roberto Aguilar wrote:
> I've noticed that in certain instances, in a flatpage, for example,
> the user context variable is available in my templates. However,
> most of the time I have to explicity provide it like when using
> render_to_response. Is this a b
Hello,
I've noticed that in certain instances, in a flatpage, for example,
the user context variable is available in my templates. However, most
of the time I have to explicity provide it like when using
render_to_response. Is this a bug, feature, or am I just not doing
something right?
Thanks
On 11 Feb, 2006, at 06.55, Robert Wittams wrote:
> I do not know how to make it any clearer than that. MyBoundRelatedObject
> is a class.
>
> You do *not* need to make up a new constant like TABULAR. It is purely a
> mechanism that allows people to specify the tabular view or whatever
> without ma
In my situation, what I wanted to do was limit the display of a bunch
of menu items depending on the group of the user. I accomplished this
with a for loop and a test for a group:
{% for group in user.get_list %}
{% ifequal group 'desired_group' %}
[...]
It's a two-step process rather than one,
Hi
I have read the web services link and done some research but nothing
stands out.
I am interested in designing and application around the web services
model. That is I want the core backend functions as standalone in that
they can be hooked up via any front end ie XML-RPC or SOAP etc..
eve
Hi
I have looked all over the roadmap etc.. and cant find any dates on the
features.
The most important feature for me is the transaction support in the ORM
layer.
Does anyone have any ideas on the progress or timeline for this ?
Thanks,
>I have a repetitive background task I'd like to run in my Django
>environment, for example, once a minute. What's the best way to do
>this? Currently, I run a cron job that executes a Python script,
>imports the Django modules it needs, and does its work. But this means
>configuring this cron
On 2/11/06, Ned Batchelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a repetitive background task I'd like to run in my Django
> environment, for example, once a minute. What's the best way to do
> this? Currently, I run a cron job that executes a Python script,
> imports the Django modules it needs,
I have a repetitive background task I'd like to run in my Django
environment, for example, once a minute. What's the best way to do
this? Currently, I run a cron job that executes a Python script,
imports the Django modules it needs, and does its work. But this means
configuring this cron job o
On 2/6/06, Brice Carpentier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've got an Article object (what a surprise !), and was willing to
> relate it to other articles
> My initial plan was to use a ManyToMany relationship, but it doesn't
> seem to be possible (I tried specifying "self").
> I also tried
Hello, first of all big "Thank You" to Django developers!
Sorry for connecting to this thread, but I seem to have a similar problem ?
My model is as follows:
// model start
from django.core import meta
class Customer(meta.Model):
name = meta.CharField(maxlength=20, blank=False)
last = meta.
Removing to_field makes it work ok. I will investigate it more and file
a ticket if appropiate.
I also solved the template exception by making TEMPLATE_DEBUG=False. It
came up that the error was the fact that __repr__ returned an int, not
a string.
Andu
On 2/11/06, Luke Skibinski Holt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Would it be possible for me to use this function within a template
> > {% if user.is_member_of:"blah" %}
>
> I think calling functions with parameters from within a template was
> deliberately not included for security and simplicity
On Saturday 11 February 2006 13:14, Luke Plant wrote:
> context['choices'] = CHOICES.items()
Just remembered - this doesn't guarantee ordering, you'll need to handle
sorting of the choices list somehow.
Luke
--
Life is complex. It has both real and imaginary components.
Luke Plant ||
Thanks. I'll do so then.
On Saturday 11 February 2006 12:08, Robert Wittams wrote:
> If you don't learn how to use at least
> simple_tag and inclusion_tag, you will get annoyed quite often.
That's fairly easy for you to say -- you wrote them! Documentation on
these tags is fairly hard to come by - nothing in the offic
On Saturday 11 February 2006 10:53, PythonistL wrote:
>
> Choice 1
> Choice2
>
>
> It is easy to find the value( here 1 and 2) but how, in Django , can
> I find the label( here Choice 1 and Choice2) ?
> E.g. when a user chooses the first option, I need to know that the
> choosen label
On Friday 10 February 2006 23:28, Andu wrote:
> Now, addinga a currency works fine. Trying to add a customdata, when
> saving, yelds a template exception. I've read on this group that this
> might be because something's wrong in the model. Any ideas?
The only thing that is unusual in your model
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
>> You don't *need* recursion on templates for threaded messages like
>>your example app, that's exactly the point :)
>
>
> Julio, with all due respect for your programming prowess, I *like*
> recursion. It can often make hard problems easy, even when generating
> HT
Colleen Owens wrote:
> On 09 Feb, 2006, at 13.21, Robert Wittams wrote:
>
>
>
> I'd be happy to write this up once I get it working. The problem I'm
> having right now is that there seems to be no elegant way of updating
> the dictionary bound_related_object_overrides in admin_modify.py to le
Hi,
Let's suppose we have the drop-down menu in a template
Choice 1
Choice2
It is easy to find the value( here 1 and 2) but how, in Django , can I
find the label( here Choice 1 and Choice2) ?
E.g. when a user chooses the first option, I need to know that the
choosen label was Choice
> Would it be possible for me to use this function within a template
> {% if user.is_member_of:"blah" %}
I think calling functions with parameters from within a template was
deliberately not included for security and simplicity reasons. This
doesn't stop you from evaluating it in the view or writ
Hi Andrew,This isn't a bug -- it's intended behavior. When you access an element
in a MultiValueDict, it returns the last item, as a string. See thedocs for more info:http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/request_response/#querydict-objects
If you want to get a list instead of a string, usedat
>And those date hierarchy filters were displayed like they should be
>displayed. I mean translated. This was because date formatter uses
>strftime, which uses locale settings.
Yeah, but that only works with a single locale - many apps need
per-request locales, that's the reason why date formattin
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