Somehow I have itworking without any custom managers or querysets.
The last issue was fixed by importing simplejson instead of json.
Thanks for all the help
On Oct 23, 5:05 pm, "dr.phil" wrote:
> I narrowed down the error. Strang thing is this works in a shell but
> not in my app.
>
> import dat
I narrowed down the error. Strang thing is this works in a shell but
not in my app.
import datetime
from django.utils import simplejson as json
from django.core.serializers.json import DjangoJSONEncoder
queryset = {"sColums" : "time", "aaDAta" : "[(datetime.datetime(2011,
10, 19, 17, 18, 2))]"}
j
What is the error that that function gives you? It may be possible to
just fix that function.
Casey
On 10/23/2011 07:42 AM, dr.phil wrote:
The reason for this exercise is to produce suitable output for the
jquery plugin datatables. I am trying to use the following code
http://rus.hk/django-d
The reason for this exercise is to produce suitable output for the
jquery plugin datatables. I am trying to use the following code
http://rus.hk/django-data-parser-for-jquery-datatable/
There are no problems until I include a datetime field. Then
'datatabilize' fails because it cannot jsonify a d
If you post the relevant part of your code in http://dpaste.com/ will be
more easy to help you!
On Saturday, October 22, 2011, dr.phil wrote:
> Thank you for the response. I added a function to the model to convert
> a datetime field into the needed format (def convert_time). Then I set
> new_tim
The database isn't going to know about your property because that's all
on the python side (thus the error). Why do you need the formatted time
when looking in the database? I think Pedro is right, if this is only
for display, it'd be better to do it with a template tag/filter.
Casey
On 10/
Thank you for the response. I added a function to the model to convert
a datetime field into the needed format (def convert_time). Then I set
new_time = property(convert_time). If I iterate over the queryset I
can access each.new_time BUT I need the value in the queryset
(Model.objects.filter().val
Hello,
A possible solution is create a specific method in your model class to do
this calculation. Take a look at:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/topics/db/models/#model-methods
If you only want to do this calculations to show it in templates you may
consider creating a specific template c
Is this possible? I have a model that includes a datetime field. When
creating a queryset of this model, I want to include a calculated
field of the time difference (in hours:minutes compared to
datetime.now).
Currently, when creating a queryset the datetime is included. I can
iterate through the
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