Sorry for the spam, looks like I can just grab the messages via
{{request.messages}} from within the templates.
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I know this has been asked a few times and the answer seems to be that
this is already included in generic views by default, but it's just
not showing anything in my {{messages}} variable on all of my generic
views. If i send messages and go to a regular page that's rendered
with render_to_respons
Hello,
I'm fairly certain this is a really easy thing I'm just not
understanding. I have some generic views that I want to pass a
RequestContext(request) object, but I'm not exactly sure how to do so.
I've been passing a RequestContext to all of my other pages using
render_to_response(), but I do
I managed to get the field to show up properly on the admin interace by
making both fields ForeignKeys, but when I select a school in the
'Change User' page and hit 'Save and Continue Editing', I look down at
the field and it's blank again. The model's table is also empty. Any
idea on this?
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ular views. I suspect things are going to be fine
outside of admin land, but I'm running into a problem. Check out this
screenshot:
http://gis.clemson.edu/~gtaylor/shot.png
With any number of schools defined, I'm only seeing the "User" header
and some static text indicating t
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