limodou wrote:
> It'll setup a app named appname in current directory, but not apps
> directory. So if you want to create a new app in apps directory, you
> should go into apps directory, and run the django-admin.py. Or create
> the app manually it easy.
I can understand this and this all makes s
Dear all,
I need to ask a simple question and i hope u can help me :)
is their any facility that can let user of django cms see the changes
that he is doing and how the page will look like before clicking on save
changes button cause may be he will not like the change when he submit
it and he cha
On 3/20/06, Mary Adel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I need to ask a simple question and i hope u can help me :)
> is their any facility that can let user of django cms see the changes
> that he is doing and how the page will look like before clicking on save
> changes button cause m
layik wrote:
> is the bug fixed?
Which one ? and in which version ?
> I didnt quite understand the previous topics.
> could anyone please tel me what I need to be aware of when trying to
> extend tables and using OneToOneField
>
> many thanks
>
>
>
>
>
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Situation:
Django 0.91, common CGI through WSGI, many-to-many fields with only one
available choice
(for example, use flatpages and try to add new flat page - you'll see
error)
Look at the line after #question target
fields.py:
ManyToManyField:
def flatten_data(self, follow, obj = None):
Hi everyone,
Before starting I want to give one Hip Hip Hooray for the m-r branch :)
Now to start ;).
There is one thing that bugs me with the naming convention in Django.
All classes in the django/forms have the same *Field* ending, which is
100% OK because they really are fields.
But also
On 3/20/06, Jaanus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can understand this and this all makes sense. What doesn't make sense
> though, is that if the app lives in the "apps" directory, Django tells
> me "no module named apps" - although all the settings are correct and
> it works in another host with t
Viktor Kerkez wrote:
>The suggestion is to rename the classes from django/db/models/fields to,
>for example: IntegerColumn, TextColumn or IntegerCol, CharCol... (thats
>what they really are... columns in tables...)
>
>
I'd rather rename form field classes to *FormField. They are used less
fr
On 3/20/06, Viktor Kerkez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The suggestion is to rename the classes from django/db/models/fields to,
> for example: IntegerColumn, TextColumn or IntegerCol, CharCol... (thats
> what they really are... columns in tables...)
I'd be against it conceptually, because they do
On 3/20/06, Viktor Kerkez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The suggestion is to rename the classes from django/db/models/fields to,
> for example: IntegerColumn, TextColumn or IntegerCol, CharCol... (thats
> what they really are... columns in tables...)
Hey Viktor,
Thanks for taking the time to make
A newbie question:
I am using Django admin's authentication to do login/logout for my own
application. I want to automatically log user out if no activity for 5
minutes. I read the session tutorial and played a bit with
SESSION_COOKIE_AGE -- but it doesn't work for me. Any suggestion
appreciated.
Ok, I still think that its conceptually wrong to have two completely
different sorts of objects shareing the same name... But You're the
bosses ;)
Thanks for the time.
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On Mon, Mar 20, 2006 at 08:57:53PM +0100, Viktor Kerkez wrote:
> Ok, I still think that its conceptually wrong to have two completely
> different sorts of objects shareing the same name...
As a friend of mine reminded me, part of your perception feeding that
conception is that you're still thin
Glenn Tenney wrote:
> As a friend of mine reminded me, part of your perception feeding that
> conception is that you're still thinking of these as being columns in
> a table... when in fact they are classes derived from FormField (and
> you can derive your own classes from FormField or even from o
Viktor Kerkez wrote:
> Glenn Tenney wrote:
>> As a friend of mine reminded me, part of your perception feeding that
>> conception is that you're still thinking of these as being columns in
>> a table... when in fact they are classes derived from FormField (and
>> you can derive your own classes fr
> Does the "apps" directory have an __init__.py file in it? Generally
> that "no module named..." error signifies there's no __init__.py.
ha! that may have been it. killed apps now so cant check, but this may
have been it. thanks for the pointer.
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Jaanus
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bruno desthuilliers wrote:
> layik wrote:
> > is the bug fixed?
>
> Which one ? and in which version ?
>
> > I didnt quite understand the previous topics.
> > could anyone please tel me what I need to be aware of when trying to
> > extend tables and using OneToOneField
> >
> > many thanks
> >
> >
On Tuesday 21 Mar 2006 5:52 am, layik wrote:
> Class member:
> username = meta.foreignKey (users)
> email = charfield
this is not onetoone
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hi,
dunno if it is possible, but could the default language in django
pastebin be set to python instead of php?
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On 3/21/06, Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hi,
> dunno if it is possible, but could the default language in django
> pastebin be set to python instead of php?
I don't understand what you are talking about?
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On 3/20/06, Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hi,
> dunno if it is possible, but could the default language in django
> pastebin be set to python instead of php?
> --
I get Python already selected when I access http://django.pastebin.com/
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I can't post the full code, it was written for a client and has some
secret sauce that I am not at liberty to share, but I'll try to find
the time to develop a santized example.
In the meantime here is the relevent model part. the thing being
reserved is the server, but it could really be anythin
On Tuesday 21 Mar 2006 8:01 am, Julio Nobrega wrote:
> I get Python already selected when I access
> http://django.pastebin.com/
i get php
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