in my TEMPLATE_DIRS = '/home/projectname/polls/template'
i written like this is it correct or not
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Just a little hint – it woud be good, when you put an informative title
of your emails, so the people can orient what the topic of the email is.
Best wishes!
Ivan
На Sat, 22 Dec 2012 10:16:16 +0530
vinoth kumar renganathan написа:
> i am new user to django .and i don't know how to add .ht
My recommendations (as you're at the starting point, 'd be easy to adjust),
don't place your 'Templates' folder in app folder, but place it one level
up i.e.
*Basic Project map:*
--
myproject/-
--mypro
as you're practicing the exactly the 'building the first app' tutorial,
you've placed your templates wrong.
Move your 'Templates' folder one directory UP.
On Saturday, December 22, 2012 9:46:16 AM UTC+5, vinoth kumar renganathan
wrote:
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> i am new user to django .and i don't know how to add
thank you bro it is working
i tested so many times. but in the previous cases i didn't
added machine name to the TEMPLATE_DIR in the settings.py
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Readonly doesn't offer flexibility at all sadly. @ DC,i have been
experiencing the same problem,but funny thing is other projects prior to
this one displayed DateTimeField() on the admin just fine.
On Sunday, 11 December 2011 01:53:55 UTC+3, DC wrote:
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> Hello Amit,
>
> Yes, this is solution
Hi there, :)
I'm a complete beginner at webdev and had a question about when to store to
a database for content that seldom changes. I understand the need to access
and modify a database for dynamic content but what about static content?
For instance, lets say my website has a large number of p
On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 7:43 AM, Django Son <
i.ask.django.questi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi there, :)
>
> I'm a complete beginner at webdev and had a question about when to store
> to a database for content that seldom changes. I understand the need to
> access and modify a database for dynamic co
I think you answered the question yourself, if something rarely changes the
only reason to store it in a db would be for convenience. Static pages are
more successfully cached.
---jerry
On Sat, Dec 22, 2012 at 5:43 PM, Django Son <
i.ask.django.questi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi there, :)
>
> I'm
Hi I'm still a newbie but I'm pretty sure this is not a really really
stupid question.
I want to store an ordered list of items in my models
and allow insertions and appending to the end of the list.
I'm aware that often with ordered data the implementation is nice and clean
where you store the it
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