Hi, I have a question about ``django-taggit`` and the admin site.
I have written a custom intermediate model [1] for storing additional
tagging metadata, i.e. the user doing the tagging and when the tagging
happen:
class TaggedItem(GenericTaggedItemBase, TaggedItemBase):
tagger = models.F
On 07/28/2011 04:55 PM, Lorenzo Franceschini wrote:
Hi,
some time ago I bookmarked some posts on http://djangoadvent.com that
seemed very interesting to me; yesterday I wanted to read some of
them, but I wasn't able to retrieve them. The website was
unreacheable, and I was able to fo
Hi,
some time ago I bookmarked some posts on http://djangoadvent.com that
seemed very interesting to me; yesterday I wanted to read some of them,
but I wasn't able to retrieve them. The website was unreacheable, and I
was able to found a cached version of only a few of them.
Do you know anyt
On 03/03/2011 04:33 PM, bruno desthuilliers wrote:
It has nothing to do with "looking cool" or anything like that. Using
models.fields as class attributes in models class statement's body
allow for the ORM to know what db fields and relations your table has
- not what instance attributes a model
I'm new on this group, so first of all... Hi to everybody!
I'm a web developer, and I need to approach Django for a software
project, so I would like to ask you an advice about the best book to
read (in your opinion) in order to learn using this framework, given that:
* I already have some ex
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