I know the first thing to ever do, before jumping into another
project, is to check what's already been done. I know I shouldn't
reinvent the wheel if it's already in progress elsewhere. But, I
sometimes forget.
So, before I start jumping into creating custom fields for gene
sequences, fo
>> Both forms have a 'name' attribute. And, both forms are in a template
>> together. (I mean that both form instances are created for the
>> specific instance of the model in question, and are displayed
>> together
>> (very interleaved) in a template). The response that I get back, via
>> reques
ce is something we're going to have to live with in this
design.
When I start getting into this kind of place, I think it's time for me
to stop, put the keyboard down, and think... This is a very common
design pattern: what do most people do?
Thanks for listening and any fresh p
I have a customer who has a Django application that I have upgraded to
Django 1.1.
The customer wants to take this software in a more public arena. He
has to get HIPAA approval. The data is stored in a MySQL database and
the standard Django User Authentication model is used (out of the box
so
before). But, I wasn't certain that, if I did so, it wouldn't be
"overkill" for this project. But, now I know there is no variable
lookup at all, I can work on creating my template tags.
Thanks again for the help, I couldn't find an answer doing any KB or
google
rence, but
when trying to use the variables alpha=2, and beta=63, this lookup
fails.
I'm beating my head up against the wall with this. Could anyone send
me some guidance?
Thank you in advance,
Warmest Regards,
Glen Jarvis
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bug (i.e., foreign key lookups do not work).Any help you can give would be great. Then I would know that I need to go read something to learn from a mistake, or I need to break this down into a test case for a bug reproduction.I've tested this against the latest trunk with the same result
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