I have a unique situation that the traditional urls.py config does not
handle very well.
Imagine I have URL patterns like this:
/c/(?P\d+)/foo
/c/(?P\d+)/bar
/c/(?P\d+)/abc
...
I'm using Django authentication to ensure the user is logged in. But I
have to do a custom check to ensure if that each
Oh, my example was buggy also. There can not be model with only
ManyToManyField. It has to have some other fields which are saved in
the model's own table. Otherwise the sql statement raises an error.
Here is better complete example:
class OtherModel(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max
Thanks. I'll do so then.
Well, problem is probably wrong word to use, but I'll try to be more
specific.
I speak finnish as my mother tongue, so my english might be confusing.
First I change my language settings to finnish so gettext translation
works correctly.
As example I have on model with some DateTimeField:
class
Hello again. I didn't previously meant to be impolite. I'm quote new to
Django and I really like it.
But I was just wondering this implementation for time formatting. Seems
like this considers no one else but me or I posted this to wrong group.
I just wanted to ask if this really is the best way
I found an interesting way to handle locales in admin's date_hierarchy
feature. When day_lookup (GET-parameter 'variable'__day) is part of the
request, the response uses django.utils.dates.MONTH in month's name,
which uses gettext to translate month names, but other requests uses
Python's strftime
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