Thacks Chucky, Since I would kike fot the users to personalize their own
options I think I would choose the second option, thanks a lot for the
advice.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2020, 11:59 PM Chucky Mada Madamombe
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You have 2 options:
>
> 1. You can use choices
> 2. You can store data in a
Hi,
You have 2 options:
1. You can use choices
2. You can store data in a model, and then link with a foreign key.
First option is suitable for that data which wont change regularly e.g
gender..For data that changes or need to be updated regularly, then use
second option.
On Mon, 03 Aug 2020,
Thank you Rayan.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2020, 8:15 PM 'Ryan Nowakowski' via Django users <
django-users@googlegroups.com> wrote:
>
>
> On August 2, 2020 7:21:04 PM CDT, Hector Berrones
> wrote:
> >I have very little experience using django and I would like to know how
> >would be the most conveniente wa
On August 2, 2020 7:21:04 PM CDT, Hector Berrones wrote:
>I have very little experience using django and I would like to know how
>would be the most conveniente way to store and manage the common data
>in a
>django proyect that would have several applications when I say common
>data I mean i
Hi Bros,
I have very little experience using django and I would like to know how
would be the most conveniente way to store and manage the common data in a
django proyect that would have several applications when I say common
data I mean information about tables cities, Countries, Catalog Secti
On 2 Lut, 16:06, Simon Davies wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am writing a web shop. I have a shopping cart class, which has a
> many to many relationship to an item class, the item class has three
> derived classes. The basic schema is shown below:
>
> class Item(models.Model):
> title = models.CharF
Hi
I am writing a web shop. I have a shopping cart class, which has a
many to many relationship to an item class, the item class has three
derived classes. The basic schema is shown below:
class Item(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(max_length=100)
description = models.Ch
Hi,
I had the same problem with the SITE_ID mismatched. I also found you
can just recognize the SITE_ID from the admin page by editing the site
form and checking the URL like (http://localhost:8000/admin/sites/site/
1/). The last number on URL is exactly the SITE_ID of your site name.
Just a tip!
Thank you! That has resolved my problem.
The admin shell does not show the site id number by default, so I
supposed that removing the default 'example.com' and adding 'mysite'
would enable Django to reuse id 1. I should have assumed otherwise -
the new site was id == 2, of course. I should have e
I just had the same problem, because my site.id was not 1 but 2 as I
discovered with
the shell...
On 18 août, 22:24, gegard wrote:
> > I cannot get flatpages to work on my site
>
> ... which, I should have said, is in Django 1.1.
>
> Geoff
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> I cannot get flatpages to work on my site
... which, I should have said, is in Django 1.1.
Geoff
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I cannot get flatpages to work on my site, although I have done all
that I can see in the documentation, and would like guidance.
I give a 6-step short description of what I've done and what happened,
in case anyone recognizes a glaring mistake or lack in what I've done.
Step 6 is it just 'not wo
I found a guide that said:
"RHEL 64 bit v4.0 does not support PHP as FastCGI. Lighttpd is not
available from RHN (up2date command). How do I configure and install
lighttpd with FastCGI?
Ok let me answer these questions and other queries systematically. I
have installed Lighttpd under both RHEL 32
The best can be get vmware, download that version of linux and play
locally.
Trust me, for newbiews this can be very hard... also that version of
linux is hard to setup than a debian one.
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Thanks Nic,
Yeah I've been reading the Django and Lighttpd docs but it's not
getting any clearer, just the opposite =/
I'll keep reading...
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> I want to also install Lighttpd on this box - to act as a static media
> server. Can / should I also use Lighttpd for Django? Or should the
> Python/Django-ness be Apache based, leaving Lighttpd to deal with
> media files only.
You can use lighttpd to server dja
Actually our server OS is:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 4
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We have a dedicated server at Rackspace running Apache 2 and Fedora
Core 5. I want to start using Django/Python on this server.
At the moment we only have about 10 client sites (PHP based) on the
server .
I want to also install Lighttpd on this box - to act as a static media
server. Can / shoul
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