Re: django-trackback usage?

, 11:43 am, josebrwn wrote: > Hi, Here's my save method: >         def save(self): >                 super(Entry, self).save() >                 print "hello world from models" >                 signals.send_pingback.send(sender=self.__class__, > instance=self) >    

Re: django-trackback usage?

any errors, which you think are a fault of django- > trackback, then please open an issue > athttp://code.google.com/p/django-trackback/issues/list > > - arne > > On Sep 24, 12:47 am, josebrwn wrote: > > > I'm wondering if anybody who's using trackback can answ

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