Thank you Eugene, but it's still listing the empty categories :(
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Hi,
I'm sorry if this question has been posted before, but I can't seem to
find the correct answer to my problem.
I'm trying to list product categories but I'd like to show only those
that have products associated with them. Some of them are empty and
should not be listed. I have something like t
I think people got off on the wrong foot. It's perfectly normal to
confuse CMS and Framework.
Django is not a CMS but you can build a powerful, no-fluff CMS with
it. From personal experience, it's worth learning enough Python to
build upon Django. And that beats working with Joomla (which I find
Cool tip!
> You're allowed to do admin.site.register([Model1, Model2, Model3]) to
> register multiple models. Note the creation of the list there, not directly
> calling the method with the objects as argumne.ts
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I think you need separate admin registers, like so:
admin.site.register (Patient)
admin.site.register (Doctor)
admin.site.register (Pills)
admin.site.register (Orders)
You'd only put two together if you created some special instructions
for the admin. Then you'd have something like:
admin.site.
Hello everyone,
Besides django-mailer, has anyone had experience on how to queue e-
mail? I'm writing an application that sends newsletters to roughly
around 3000 subscribers and I don't want the hosting company -
mediatemple - complaining about reaching their 500 e-mail per hour
limit. Are there
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.0/topics/forms/
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You have to put these in a forms.py files inside your app. They are
not database models, so syncdb is maybe ignoring the whole thing?
Hope that helps.
Fred
On Jun 5, 12:08 am, adrian wrote:
> I need to show Telephone and Address modelforms in the middle of
> another big form,
> so I decided to
Do you think maybe the view is expecting a value from each one of the
dropdowns?
I had a similar problem with an input box and had to tell the view
what to do if there was no value submitted. Otherwise it would give
out an error.
I can't see from your code, but are you using POST or GET?
Cheers,
I forgot something. I noticed that you have two description meta tags
in your code:
There should be only one, of course. The Google bot doesn't like
duplicate descriptions. It might think you're cheating.
Fred
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Jens,
I have been using django-localeurl and it solves most of your
problems. The site I'm currently working on is indexed in all 5
languages, with no real effort on my part. It prefixes your content
with the correct ISO. Check it here: http://code.google.com/p/django-localeurl/
You can also che
Hey Rob,
I had "fuzzy" lines in all of the not translated strings. It's
actually quite smart, isn't it? I had no idea.
Thanks for your help, it's working perfectly now :-)
Fred
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Hi,
I'm building a multilingual website and using django-localeurl so I
can get /fr/, /en/, etc in the url.
I've specified translation string, got the translations done and
compiled.
It's working for the most part, but some of the strings don't show up
correctly translated, where others do.
What
Hello,
Has anyone played with google-transmeta yet?
It's great but I can't seem to understand how to pass the model
building part.
I'm wondering what's the best way to pass variables to templates. For
instance:
def view(request, language, slug):
activate(language)
page = Page.objects.ge
Hi,
I'm using django-multilingual to get some models translated, but I
found two errors.
class Translation(multilingual.Translation):
title = models.CharField(max_length=120, blank=True)
introduction = models.TextField(blank=True)
body = models.TextField(blank=True)
Hi,
I'm sorry to bother you guys with this but I hit the wall on this one.
I'm creating a website for a tourist board and they have several
associates (like hotels, golf, spa, etc).
When I initially created the "Associates" application, instead of
creating a general "Associate" model and make ev
Thank Daniel :-)
I'm pretty sure I'm complicating the whole thing. JavaScript sounds
like a good idea.
Actually, I don't really need to relate the Ecard and EcardFiles
tables. It occurred to me that I just need to know where the swf is
and create a field in the Ecard table with the location. I'll
I see what you mean. But if I change the view:
def ecard_preview(request):
ecard_id = request.GET.get('ecard').encode('utf8')
(...)
So that it gets the value from the url: /ecards/preview/?
ecard=1&sender_name(...), I get this error when submitting:
ValueError at /ecards/save/
Cannot as
Hi,
I'm trying to build a small Ecard app using Django but I've been
running into all sorts of problems and can't get around them. I was
hoping some of you more advanced programmers could give me a few
hints.
These are my models: http://dpaste.com/hold/90019/
(FileBrowseField and product_name ar
I followed Karen and TiNo's suggestion and added this to the Product
class:
def __unicode__(self):
return ("%s | %s") % (self.title, self.language)
It works. When listing products in classes that have "product" as a
ManyToManyField, it lists them in the select box, just as I wanted.
But
Oh, I see!
You mean something like
def __unicode__(self):
return self.title + ' | ' + self.language
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Hello all,
I've been googling for hours and I can't figure this out. I'm working
on my first real project and came across a problem that some of you
might have already solved.
I have a table called Products and one called Language. The client
will insert several products per language. This is fi
Thanks Karen, I missed that. =)
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Hi all,
I'm stuck with this problem that I can't figure out. Everything was
working, then I went out for lunch and when I came back it stopped
working :S
It's related to the Entry detail view. Listing is fine but when I try
to open the detail of a certain entry it gives out this error:
(...)
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