On Friday, 2 June 2017 14:08:40 UTC+10, Andrew Godwin wrote:
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> I don't have any direct examples to hand - and this sort of thing does
> come all the time, but much like Django is not in the business of including
> a full CMS, Channels can't add lots of high-level features without really
> narr
On Friday, 2 June 2017 13:04:48 UTC+10, Andrew Godwin wrote:
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> You can't do what you ask with the current Groups system - it is
> deliberately very simple as anything more complex involves picking scaling
> tradeoffs that are particular to the thing it's powering. You'll have to
> layer some o
Hello,
I would like to be able to create a Django Channels group such that:
1. Websockets can can subscribe and unsubscribe (or disappear) to group
that the client specifies.
2. When the first client subscribes to a group, it starts some process
(e.g. via celery task) that feeds thi
lace the "copy" operation with
something that compresses Javascript/css code making download times
faster.
I can't help but think that requiring every project come up with their
own solution is bad for code re-usability. As much as I like D
Comments? Suggestions?
Thanks!
Brian M
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So I have two fields, one for the datetime in UTC, and another one for the
timezone. I have a template filter (or tag - my memory is fuzzy) to convert the
UTC time to the specified timezone for displaying.
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uldn't it help here too?
{% for i in object.object_set.select_related %}
...
{% endfor %}
Or have I misunderstood how select_related works?
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sequence for the second parameter in
> this case, because we only want to pass keyword parameters, not
> positional ones.
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> isn't it the right text?
Yes, you are right. Not sure how I missed this now. Repeatedly. :-(
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y have died, and now they are trying to log in
on another computer. They can't log out on the first computer - it crashed.
Instead they will have to wait for the session to time out.
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-to-many relationships are a different story. You do have to be
careful here.
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mpt to pass kwargs instead of args (which doesn't work
- seems so obvious now...).
I think django is great, unfortunately sometimes the documentation is lacking.
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do that?
The only line containing QWERTY is commented out, and even if it wasn't
commented out it does nothing. Maybe you meant to say:
self.fulltitle = self.title = 'QWERTY'
As such, what you have is:
self.fulltitle = self.title
self.title
ldn't that be "return f(*args,**kwargs)"? ie. don't you need to return the
value?
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silly to have to duplicate everything for every tag.
However the documentation seems to suggest it is not possible to
simplify this?
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> arguments '()' and keyword arguments '{'args': u'my_name'}' not found.
I haven't double checked, but I think that should read:
{% url public_comments user.username %}
or
{% url public_comments username=user.username %}
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ase changed
after doing a loaddata/dumpdata. I could reproduce this on demand.
I don't expect anybody to take my claims too seriously, the problems I
encountered were probably fixed ages ago. I don't like to assume something is
fixed though unless I ha
in the
index,
meaning it can't be used.
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To unsu
mp that data with column names. So if the change meant the
columns were in a different order (or new columns between old columns), the
import would be wrong. As a result I migrated to mysql, which is more flexible.
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On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 01:50:38AM -0700, V wrote:
> if you do this to get a comma separated list you might like
> https://launchpad.net/django-export-csv
No, I don't use CSV here, but it is nice to know such a facility exists - I have
used CSV for other projects. Thanks.
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ike just what I was after...
I never thought of using forloop.last in an if condition like that.
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erent data types, and rather not have
to create a custom tag for every one. If I can help it.
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On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 10:45:06AM +1000, Brian May wrote:
> A frequent problem people seem to have with Django[1] is the default
> interface for selecting foreign keys is slow and clumsy to use if there
> are lots of selections. To the best of my knowledge there is no solution
> i
r that would mean the URL refers to the object via search result number,
as opposed to object id. Something I hoped to avoid.
However, maybe I might have to take this approach anyway. Considering the
object ids are not guaranteed to be in sequential order, it might be the only
solution.
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On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 10:06:50AM +1000, Brian May wrote:
> urlpatterns = patterns('',
> [...]
> (r'^(.*)', include('microcomaustralia.zoph.urls'))
> [...]
> )
Errr... Sorry, found out it was my fault. That should be:
(r'^', include(&#x
lresolvers import reverse
>>> reverse('person_list')
'/photos/person/'
So it would appear that on Debian Lenny, reverse URLs are broken when using
include(...)
Are there any known compatibility issues with Django and Debian Lenny?
If not, how do I debug this issu
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please provide a link to the discussion?
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Hello,
A frequent problem people seem to
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