Re: unable to do an svn co

it may be something to do with http proxy as even my laptop is affected now. I will check out (when the sysadmin turns up) and revert. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to

url path in django template

hi, there. is there any built-in function which retrieves the current url in a django template? for instance, if my current url is http://www.lalala.com/hoho?index=0 and i'd like to get the exactly same url as above within a template (including hoho?index=0). i can get the current directory w

Re: unable to do an svn co

lawgon wrote: > it may be something to do with http proxy as even my laptop is affected > now. I will check out (when the sysadmin turns up) and revert. nope, tried with another machine not behind a proxy and was unable to checkout or do an svn update either. I have tried with svn 1.1.4 and 1.2.

Re: url path in django template

On 06/14/06 05:45, damacy wrote: > hi, there. > > is there any built-in function which retrieves the current url in a > django template? > > for instance, if my current url is > > http://www.lalala.com/hoho?index=0 > > and i'd like to get the exactly same url as above within a template > (incl

Re: Basic Question: add/edit multiple instances of a model in one form?

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Re: Importing several thousand records into a database

On Tuesday 13 June 2006 11:44, keukaman wrote: > I'd like to import several thousand records, in CSV format, into an > existing postgres table. Does anyone know a utility that would allow me > to do this? Hey keukaman, I had to struggle with a system of regularly importing around 1.5 million re

Re: newbie: object from maniputor versus set_foo.add( )

Bram de Jong - MTG wrote: > Right now I do: > > def post_comment(request, blog_id): > [snip] > > blog_post = BlogPost.objects.get(id__exact=blog_id) # from URL > > # If data was POSTed, we're trying to create a new Comment. > new_data = request.POST.copy() > > #

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