Re: Thread safety with view arguments in class based views

That last part refers to the way *Python* handles arguments and the like. Whenever you have a complex object, such as an array, Python does not make a new copy of the object each time the view function is called. Instead, it passes a reference to the object, which means that if you change that

Re: Problem with Jquery over Django

Check out "How to handle static files" from this page: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.4/#the-development-process. Also note that the links on this page can help answer a lot of the basic questions about Django for you. Django has a built-in app to handle static files, and cases such as thi

Re: Foreign Key don't work for me

Ah. I believe, the Amount.job_no (i.e. the foreign key) should not be filled with the *id* of the Client object, but with the actual client * object*, that is, job_no = Client.objects.get(cd['job_no']) That matches the abstract relationship of, "This Client corresponds to this Amount.", then Dj

Re: settings file being imported four times

Yes, when I put a print statement in my settings file, it prints out twice everytime I start the server. The file has to be imported in multiple places, and so it gets executed multiple times. I'm not sure what your error is, but it doesn't seem to be related to the multiple imports. On Wednesd

Can I override get_object() of a generic view?

Hello. *How do I override get_object() from a subclass of CreateView? Is there something I'm missing?* I'm trying to override *get_object()* to provide a simple behavior. However, my *get_object()* is never called. Instead, Django complains that I didn't set self.model properly. I opened the