Thank you for the explanation. I think this trick is not in the
Documentation yet, I've opened a ticket for it ...
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/10985
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You already know the Django Documentation. Another good ressource is
the Django Book. Have a look at this: http://djangobook.com/ Maybe you
should work through the entire book to get a good understanding how
forms and flatpages work.
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I'd also liked to know ...
On 8 Apr., 13:36, Burcu Hamamcıoğlu wrote:
> I have a question about Internationalization; is there anyway to change the
> name of app name in admin pages. But I dont't want to override admin html
> pages. Can i add a new name to appp like verbose name in models?
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When you have a look at the error and at your urlsconf.py, you might
see that the error does not include your urlconf.py, which it actually
should, so the problem must be, that Django is not using your urlconf.
Have you included the urlconf in your projects urls.py?
Could be something like this:
The slugify function may also provide you with valid usernames, if you
feed it with first and last name for example. But always be certain,
that the username is unique, just as malcolm described.
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Hello,
I have been thinking about a problem a bit, found a pretty nice
solution and would like to know, what others think of it and if there
are downsides I have forgotten about.
Starting point is a form, that has dynamically generated parts. In my
example, I generate a form from a model via Mod
I have the following hierarchical data structure making use of the
datetime-object, dictionarys, arrays and tuples all at once.
{ datetime :
{ (datetime, datetime) :
[,]
}
}
So a dictionary, holding datetime objects as keys and another
dictionary as value. The sec
Hi,
i'm having some problems with the following.
Set-Up:
I am extending the User Model with inheritance just as descirbed
here:
http://scottbarnham.com/blog/2008/08/21/extending-the-django-user-model-with-inheritance/
I think it is working pretty well since it is pretty powerfull and
authenticat
So I have just had a try with a new written UserManager and it works.
My model looks the following way now:
from django.db import models
from django.contrib.auth.models import User, UserManager
import datetime
class NewUserManager(models.Manager):
def
Hello People,
I'm just getting started with Django and am currently trying to get my
head around the User/Authenticating-Backend. I want to save extra data
to the User Model so i followed the inheritance way described here:
http://scottbarnham.com/blog/2008/08/21/extending-the-django-user-model-w
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