Re: JSON serialization and non-model classes

rialize("json", data), mimetype="text/_javascript_")Any help would shure be appreciated.Kind regards, Stefan Freyr. -- Forwarded message --From: Waylan Limberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Date: Oct 18, 2006 4:06 PM Subject: Re: JSON serialization and non-model classesTo

JSON serialization and non-model classes

Hello.I'm creating a web application that monitors information on distributed computers. This information (which is numerical; the sizes of queues running in a process on each of the computers) is put into a single database table with a column identifying which computer that row is referring to. So

Re: DB caching - how does Django handle external changes to the DB

a reality. You rock. On 10/16/06, Corey Oordt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Stefan,In my apps I do TONS of offline processing, but an able to have userstweak things using the Admin interface.I haven't had any issues with caching or outdated data.Good luck!Corey Oordt On Oct 16, 2006, at 1

DB caching - how does Django handle external changes to the DB

Hello.I have a deadline on a project coming up so I'm hoping that you will forgive me for posting a question that I could technically experiment with myself but because of the deadline I would very much like to receive input from the django community on whether my time is well spent on doing this o

Re: Extending the user model

Sorry to "fork" this thread. And thank you to Dirk for pointing out the article and verifying that it is the "right thing to do"(tm).I have to do this as well (that is, enhance the User object a bit) but not quite in the same way as this is intended I believe. The thing is that I'm using mod_auth_m