> I suspect this is because the development server is single threaded.
> That means one request at a time. So if another thread is tying up the
> request processing, your first thread is out of luck.
>
> Regards,
> Malcolm
The other thread waits several seconds before trying the pingback, and
I w
I have a pingback function in the app that I'm writing which I start in
a new thread. Something like this:
def send_pingbacks(source_uri, body):
thread.start_new_thread(_send_pingbacks_threaded,
(settings.ROOT_URI, source_uri, body))
Which works. But if I'm pingin
On Oct 27, 3:18 pm, "Mike" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HttpResponseRedirect fully preserves the page header sent to it and
> forwards it to whatever URL it is being sent to. For instance, if a
> user is going from Google to site A, where he is immidiatly
> 'HttpResponseRedirect'ed to site B, site
I have a model [http://paste.e-scribe.com/2236/] which, after I
populate with a few items (with different content types, object id's,
different everything...), I'll call .delete() on an instance of *one*
of them and it deletes *all* of them. It only fires one signal, and
thus, the file field's del
I'm currently implementing a system which will allow users to make
custom templates based on the Django templating engine. Before I deploy
or even develop any further, though, I guess I should find out--how
secure are Django templates are. Do they allow any access to the
system? Is there something
Alright, so this is my third day with Django, and I am kind of stuck.
I'm trying to test for membership objects across relations in a lookup.
Hopefully that makes sense. O.o I'm using the basic User model. I have
a Friend model which makes two ForeignKeys to User:
class Friend(models.Model):
Thanks, Malcom.
I think I figured out what I need to do:
if request.user.is_anonymous():
return posts which are marked "public" (easy)
if request.user.is_logged_in(or whatever the method is):
return posts which are marked "protected" (easy)
also return posts which are marked "restricted" (
Another question: how can I check if a related field contains
something?
Thanks,
Sam
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Here, hopefully this can explain it better (a little more specific, but
maybe that'll help):
select all entries where:
if the user is the owner or a writer of the blog, the private
posts
if the user is registered, the protected posts
if the user is a member of the owne
The biggest reason I want to filter it here, in the Model level, is so
I can still slice and chain filters, like normal QuerySets, and the
permissions will be transparently taken care of.
Thanks again,
Sam
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Hi guys and gals, this is my first post to django-users.
My problem: I need to filter a QuerySet, possibly using a Manager but
I'm lost at how to do it. For example:
class Special(models.Model):
PERMS = (('by user', 'restrict to only allowed users'), ('anyone',
'no restrictions))
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