"I've solved the problem by passing the returned dictionary through my
own distinct() function which strips out duplicates."
Don't roll your own implementations unless you actually really need
to! It's bad practise and can introduce added complexity to your
solution. The .distinct() call will work
I'm going to guess you have been following along with the
http://www.djangobook.com/
site. It was great in the day but *do not use that* now-a-days as it
covers 0.96. There have been significant changes, one of which is the
maxlength to max_length on CharFields. Stick with the particular
version y
I'm guessing your Members model is referencing the User model? Check
the ordering as related models will influence your distinct. If your
Members model has its own ordering that will also come into effect
even though your picking your value out explicitly:
"If you order by fields from a related mo
how to use it either.
>
> > Thank you for all the help all of you have given me so far.
>
> > Yours sincerely,
> > Nanda
>
> > On Jul 19, 3:00 pm,nandu wrote:
>
> > > Thank you to all whohave replied.
>
> > > I will give the sites framework an
y have to throw away the way they "normally" code. It's one of the
reasons I enjoy using python for web apps, we write a lot of code here
that has crossover use so we can take that same code and adapt it for
other internal projects here.
Good luck!
On Jul 19, 10:45 pm, jaymzcd wro
If you dont really need to do anything web specific bar displaying
some XML you could use something like cherrypy - its a python
framework for building web apps very much from the ground up. That
said, it's so easy to use django to handle a few urls and it won't add
much overhead so it's a fine cho
Like Daniel & Steve have said already, urls.py only deals with the
path component of the URL, not the domain. The sites framework is what
you need to use, its pretty simple. All you really need to do is
something like:
1. in urls.py match the URL you want that is common for both
subdomains
2. in y
There's a few ways to do it. An easy way if your just serving up some
css, images etc is to symlink your admin_media folder in your media
directory to the media folder in your django admin install:
[ja...@293230-app1 ~]$ ls /var/django-projects/udox/public/media/ -l
total 28
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root ro
One idea that springs to mind is to add a property method to your
model that returns that self.group field as a list. With that list you
could add another property that returned all the actual group items.
Then write a custom admin view for add/change/view of that model which
works with the group i
This code works fine for me:
In [1]: from gallery.models import Gallery
In [2]: g = Gallery.objects.all()[0]
In [3]: g.created_at
Out[3]: datetime.datetime(2010, 4, 1, 7, 11, 51)
In [4]: import datetime
In [5]: n = datetime.datetime.now()
In [6]: g.created_at > n
Out[6]: False
In [7]: [g.created_a
Sounds like you're quite new to all this. If I was you I'd install
setuptools for windows, it'll make adding packages a lot easier for
you.
http://thinkhole.org/wp/2007/02/01/howto-install-setuptools-in-windows/
The "setup.py install" command, you should have "python" before that
so it actually ex
Hi Heleen,
I think this is because your running the users through an intermediate
model. That changes the way you need to work with the M2M data. You
should be working on the Permission model/objects instead. If you
check out the M2M docs for models via an intermediate:
http://docs.djangoproject.
I typically add a config to apache to ignore my media folder and not
handle it with python so that requests to /media/.* all go straight to
the webserver and don't go via django. I typically have something like
this sitting in my conf's:
SetHandler None
Options -Indexes
I
int I feel I can share them.
Blogger: http://github.com/jaymzcd/django-blogger
Ooyala: http://github.com/jaymzcd/django-ooyala
More info on both:
http://jaymz.eu/2010/07/integrating-ooyala-in-django-or-in-general/
http://jaymz.eu/2010/06/google-blogger-to-django-integration/
Cheers,
jaymz
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