Looking at the urls pattern reported in the 404 page it looks like there is
twice the "^" symbol.
And I would say that is the problem because this symbol tries to match the
"start of a line", so the pattern
"^news/ ^/(?P[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+)/?$" will never match to "/news/hello/".
my guess is that you "
> I've tried...
>
> {{product.title | ljust 40}}
>
> and other formats but can't get it to work...
You can use the slice filter:
{{product.title | slice:":40" }}
or if you what the to truncate only at workbrakes, you can use the
truncatewaords filter:
{{product.title | truncate:"5" }}
Marti
If you run
On 8/28/06, Jay Parlar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 8/28/06, Ilia Kantor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> > When I have syntax error in python code of an app, where it goes ?
> >
> > I'm working under apache, same config as production, but
> > MaxRequestsPerChild 1
> >
> > Th
Hi,
> NameError at /portfolio/3d/
> global name 'object_detail' is not defined
>
> Exception Location: /myproject/portfolio/views.py in category_view,
> line 10
That normally mean that you have not imported the name.
Do you have something like this in you views.py
from django.views.generic
Hi,
>[...]#Views
> def category_view(request, cat_slug):
> [...]
> (r'^portfolio/(?P[-\w]+)/$',
> 'myproject.portfolio.views.category_view'),
>
> When I try "mydomain.com/portfolio/category_slug" (My category_slug is
> "3d") I get the error:
>
> TypeError at /portfolio/3d/
> category_view(
Seth,
the python magic "__str__" function shoud return a string but in your
example you returned a tuple consisting of 3 strings.
> def __str__(self):
> return self.program, " ", self.course_number
To return the correct string you should change your code to either:
def __str__
Chase,
> I'm trying to dynamically generate filter kwargs (in the form of
> strings) and feed them to a QuerySet, but the queryset wants nothing to
> do with it. Here's some simplified code:
>
> name = "joe-smith"
> string = "person__slug__exact"
> string += "=" + name
>
> qs = Person.objects.fil
Sorry Nick,
but the comment about the database access wasn't mine.. so I cannot
help you here
Martin
On 7/16/06, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Martin,
>
> You mean if I access the model? I tried looking up a close() method for the
> DB api but couldn't find anything.
> Could you be more
Nick,
> Cool, this actually works with yielding, thank you very much.
>
Glad that it worked (I didn't try it out)
> You don't seem to be THAT new too django:)
>
I am. Just started a few days ago. But since I had to find a way how to
use Django with a normal CGI interface I had to dig into t
Nick,
I'm new to Django so if I'm wrong here, I hope that somebody will
correct me.
> I'm wondering, is it possible in django to write out data to the client
> (maybe via HttpResponse?) in an ubuffered way, so that you feed the data as
> it comes in django to the end user. I figured it's not
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