two or more db connections

hi i'm new to django and i have to build an app on an existing data layout. is there a way to use more than one db connection in a django project? thanks markus

Re: mod_python error

Your right, I upgraded to apache2 and mod_python 3.1 and everything is happy. I found that mentioned elsewhere. If no one else has, maybe I'll submit a ticket to get this updated in the documentation. Thanks --B

Why this error?

I defined my model like this from django.core import meta class Registration(meta.Model): fields = ( meta.CharField('ID_', maxlength=50,unique=True), meta.CharField('Password', maxlength=50), meta.EmailField('Email', maxlength=50), meta.CharField('InvoicingNam

Re: Why this error?

Hey there, Are you using the latest revision of Django? Adrian On 8/16/05, PythonistL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I defined my model like this > > from django.core import meta > > class Registration(meta.Model): > fields = ( > meta.CharField('ID_', maxlength=50,unique=True),

Re: global settings

I posed just this question on #django last week. After going around and around a few times, here's what I came up with. Its not exactly the same thing, but it is working for me in a system where all the urls are basically getting you to detail views of the different objects. In myproject/settings

where stylesheets live

Where stylesheets for the public interface live? What does the standalone server think its root directory is on the machine it is running on? I can only get my stylesheet working using the code from the admin base.html:

Re: unique_together across tables?

adrian exoweb.net> writes: > > > Is there a way to create multiple tables which share an id field? My > meaning is that ids would be unique over both tables. One way to do this with django is with a MasterTable that is responsible for the key. For the tables across which you want the un

stylesheets and "root" directory

Where do stylesheets for the public interface live? What does the standalone server think its root directory is on the machine it is running on? I can only get my stylesheet working using the code from the admin base.html:

Re: where stylesheets live

I'd like to add to that question an issue I've come across. I have created a new project of my own, and when I run the server from Django everything looks great, but when I run it under Apache as mod_python, it doesn't apply the stylesheets - and when I try to browse to them it doesn't find them.