I've found that using raw_id_fields saves a lot of time for our users over
loading an entire many-to-many select. (But for shorter lists, the
many-to-many widget is by far the best interface I've seen for multiple
selections.)
There's an aspect of the raw_id_fields (this is in the admin interface)
We've got a Django system deployed, and we set DEBUG=False in the settings
file. What I'd still like to be able to do, though, is get the full
traceback for viewing if needed. (The one that shows up with DEBUG=True.)
The expandible/collapsible parts, local variables, etc., are helpful for
troubles
I am getting the error message: "OGRException: Could not register all the
OGR data source drivers!" (See the traceback below.) I also see this
traceback trying to use the DataSource example (importing a zipcode
shapefile). The test_geos.run() tests all pass. I can run ogrinfo from the
command line
We're using the Django trunk (r5988), but are about to dive into adding
some PostGIS geometry columns to a few of our models. It appears that
GeoDjango is its own branch--has anyone got advice about whether we can
use it with a more recent checkout than it branched from?
The GeoDjango additions lo
We have two Django "projects" with distinct settings files, and we need to
be able to make API calls to each of them from the same (separate)
long-running application. Using the API of one of them is easy--we've got
the DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE defined in the environment of the calling
process, and i
We are strongly considering migrating from MySQL to PostgreSQL, but there
seem to be enough differences between the two that I'm pulling my hair out.
I know this is somewhat off-topic, but has anybody got some resources for
the conversion process?
I'd love it to be as simple as a dump-and-restore,
Django 0.96, Python 2.4, Linux, development webserver
I have a with clicking certain column headings for sorting in the contrib
Admin lists. I think I brought this on myself. The class reseller below used
to be simply a CHOICES list, but that got unwieldy, so I created the class
and gave fuel_rele
Django 0.96, OS X 10.4, MySQL 5.1, Python 2.4.2.
I'm using the automatic admin, and when I click on a column heading, I get a
traceback:
OperationalError at /admin/trips/leg/
(1054, "Unknown column 'trips_trip.-start_date' in 'order clause'")
The leg class has a foreign key to the trip c
Django-0.96. I've discovered the get_FOO_display() function that I get for
free when I use a "choices=CHOICES" in a model, and I understand how to use
it in a template or in the API. But the problem I'm having is that when I
save something with a choices attribute, editing that object subsequently
Title: ManyToMany select widget vs. Internet Explorer
The users of the little Django system I build LOVE the _javascript_ widget to make multiple selections more straightforward. I’ve noted a difference in behavior of the widget between Firefox and IE.
It behaves properly in Firefox (I can’t s
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Subject: Re: Admin app (one class) hanging Firefox on Mac OS X
Hancock, David (DHANCOCK) wrote:
> The hang scenario is loading the add or change page for a Trip, cl
Title: Admin app (one class) hanging Firefox on Mac OS X
Possibly off-topic, sorry. I have a model that reliably hangs Firefox on Mac OS X (but not Safari on Mac, not IE on Windows, not Firefox on Windows). The hang scenario is loading the add or change page for a Trip, click in a textbox, and
Title: I'm not understanding timezone
Django 0.95, on RedHat Linux (enterprise 3.0), Python 2.4.2, server timezone is GMT (UTC, UCT, Zulu, whatever your favorite name is).
No matter what I set the time_zone to in settings.py, the behavior of the Now button in the Admin for a DateTimeField doesn
Title: Problem with models.HORIZONTAL in admin inline editing
I’m seeing different behavior for filter_interface=models.HORIZONTAL when I’m editing inline vs. adding an object directly. I’ve tried to boil this down to a short model that demonstrates the problem:
from django.db import models
cl
Title: How to log ALL queries
I haven’t completely given up on getting Oracle and Django working together, but I did revert to 0.95 and installed MySQL, which are meeting my needs.
To get to the next step with the Oracle patch, I’d really like to learn what to change to force ALL queries to be
OK, much progress made (see transcript below). My current question is:
"How can I get a log written of all queries made via the command-line
interface?" Then I can start figuring out what's wrong with other
queries that get automatically generated.
I tried in the transcript to start from a nice,
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