I guess i wasn't clear enough. I am not so much concerned with when to
use tags and when to use branches.
I am still looking for a smooth development workflow.
I created a libs-dir which i put on my python path an put my different
apps in it.
Okay, now i can refer to my apps from any project withou
Thank you for all your insights.
> I think you are stuck in the monolithic point of view. I'm also not sure if
> you understand that django apps are python modules and the same rules apply.
>
> The apps location within the PYTHONPATH is immaterial to a project, as long as
> the project can find
Hi all,
i could use some advice for a good packaging workflow.
So far i used to put an "apps"-folder in my project root and i stored
all individual apps in a sub-folder.
This works, but i thought: "Okay, try to decouple things a bit more
and try to create some 'real' reusable apps."
So i followe
Hi Martin,
i think this should give you the basic idea:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1365963/diff-django-model-objects-with-manytomany-fields
Greetings,
Andreas
On 30 Okt., 12:15, Martin Tiršel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using Django admin to create/update some records. Now, I need to
> t
hi,
i am looking for an advice concerning django's forms and formsets.
i am creating a ticket system where the assignees and tickets are
associated via an intermediary table/model.
that's what the models basically looks like:
class Ticket(models.Model):
title = models.CharField('Titel',max
argh... just found this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/e87ad97774d005a4/d4f7df8e0afd08cf?lnk=raot&fwc=1
sorry for the duplication.
On Sep 17, 5:52 pm, DaleB wrote:
> ahoi,
>
> is it possible to limit the choices for a generic foreign key
ahoi,
is it possible to limit the choices for a generic foreign key the way
you can do it for regular foreign keys?
im a building a task-application where i need the possibilty to attach
tasks to objects from certain classes (user, computers, departments).
on the other hand i have a lot of class
Thanks for you answer Alex.
I'll definitely give your suggestions a go.
As i said, i am pretty new to ajax but i surely see your point.
So far i found a solution along the lines of this example:
http://www.nerdydork.com/django-djson-er-json.html
I iterated over my data, put the reformatted data
hi all,
i am just experimenting with ajax following the liveblog-example from
'python web development with django' (http://withdjango.com/).
everything works really good apart from the fact the i don't manage to
format the serialized data, that is returned by the ajax call:
jQuery.each(data, fu
Ups... sorry. I just solved it myself.
I overlooked the simple fact that i can use an if/else-construct based
on the extra_context in my template
So i don't have to access the context from a view at all.
Sometimes things are too simple ;-)
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Hi all,
i am looking for solution to sort a table in a template:
Basically it's about switching between ascending and descending order.
My idea was to store the current sort order in the template's
extra_context (extra_context={'dir': sortdir,) and retrieve it from
there the next time i call the
hi all,
i have a (probably quite simple) problem concerning the use of
intermediary tables.
i am trying to create a list of users.
users are members of different groups and within these groups they can
have several positions/status (e.g. management, staff member, e.g.).
my models look like this:
hi all,
i have two questions concerning the comments module.
is it possible to include an field in the admin change list that
displays the last comment on a certain object and makes the list
sortable by 'last commented on'?
i think i read somewhere that you can't sort the admin list by foreign
ke
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