I'm logging the solution here, in case someone else needs this:
The correct statement is:
return HttpResponse(''.join(raw_template), mimetype='text/plain')
I.e., the raw_template variable is actually a list of strings, and has
to be translated into one simple string in order for HttpResponse()
Armin wrote:
I went ahead and defined the 'save' function under my custom defined
manipulator as follows:
def save(self, new_data):
p = persons.Person(username=new_data['username'],
password=new_data['password'],
first_name=new_dat
Hi, since today I've used the admin interface as a frontend for my
applications' data, but now I'm trying to do a simple query interface
by my own. I need some help figuring how to pass values through
requests.
Actually the frontend consists of two pages: page A contains a form
where the user may
Hi everybody,
I just sent a new port request for Django on FreeBSD.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/87973
If someone else using Django on FreeBSD
and has comment, feel free to write me.
Thanks
if (my english is poor): I'm french
On 10/25/05, paolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would you please help me to clarify how things work and what I have
> missed?
See the "POST to views loses POST data" section in
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/NewbieMistakes, I suspect that's
your problem.
/s
It works now! Sorry but I didn't find that page.
Thanks a lot, Sune.
On Tuesday 25 Oct 2005 2:32 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just sent a new port request for Django on FreeBSD.
> http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/87973
> If someone else using Django on FreeBSD
> and has comment, feel free to write me.
i am using django on freebsd, but i wouldnt
Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> On 10/24/05, Howard, Rock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 2) The admin page has a link to "example.com" which apparently is coming
> > from the site table. The admin app apparently supports no capability to
> > update that row. What are the ramifications of directly updati
On 10/25/05, rockmh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmmm. Did that, but the admin page still links to example.com.
> (Did a 'pkill python' and still no change after a refresh.)
>
> WTF, the 'example.com' is hard-coded into the base_site.html template!
> Django is full of surprises. ;-)
Yes, that's i
Hi,
I'm still getting this error, despite following all the steps in the
tutorial, and the notes in the BackwardsIncompatibleChanges.
Is there something that I'm missing?
Thanks
J
Using Django revision 1011, I defined an app called "audit". I defined
a model for that app as follows:
class StatusType(meta.Model):
description = meta.CharField(maxlength=100)
...I tried testing it like this:
>>> from django.models.audit import *
>>> s = statustypes.StatusType()
>>> s.des
I was getting that error as well, despite having done several svn
updates, deleting any and all py{c,o} files, deleting the egg in the
site-packages directory, etc. Nothing worked.
However, following Dan's advice in the ticket above --- delete your
whole django checkout and get it fresh ---
I've also been using django on freebsd for quite a while now. But its an old revision.On 10/25/05, Kenneth Gonsalves <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:On Tuesday 25 Oct 2005 2:32 pm,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:> I just sent a new port request for Django on FreeBSD.> http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?
I wrote a ticket about this (http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/662).
I think I found where and why this occurs, but I don't have a patch for
it, because I suspect there are more things going on than I know about,
and I don't want to do just a quick fix for my particular issue.
I forgot to add...in your particular case, I think
s = statustypes.StatusType(description='foo')
will work. Or if you don't know what the description is yet, and need
to save before setting it,
s = statustypes.StatusType(description='')
What it requires is having some kind of keyword argument.
Adam wrote:
> I wrote a ticket about this (http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/662).
> I think I found where and why this occurs, but I don't have a patch for
> it, because I suspect there are more things going on than I know about,
> and I don't want to do just a quick fix for my particular iss
Aha! I removed my django checkout, and downloaded it fresh, and voila!
What confused me, was that the second comment on the ticket seems to
indicate that a fresh checkout was unecessary, and all that needed to
be done was remove the .pyc/o files, as per the BackwardChanges page,
which I had done
Thanks very much. It is useful.
Armin
On Tuesday 25 Oct 2005 10:57 pm, Clint Ecker wrote:
> I've also been using django on freebsd for quite a while now. But its
> an old revision.
svn update
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Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> Yeah, you could totally just write the model over the view -- I've
> done that before.
>
> """
> CREATE VIEW foo AS SELECT field_one, field_two FROM bar;
>
> class Foo(meta.Model):
> field_one = meta.CharField(...)
> field_two = meta.CharField(...)
> """
What ab
Hi Kenneth,
If you feel I should remove the port tell me (and explain why).
For myself I hope someone will maintain a django port.
If you want to do job I'll be happy.
I only feel it could be cool if in the port tree and we can do a make install /
make deinstall on django. People on freebsd which
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