Il 19/01/14 02:38, RLF_UNIQUE ha scritto:
I have been trying all day. What I am doing is trying to have a model
for an "about" page, which I want to limit to 1 item. It doesn't
really make sense to have multiple "abouts". I've done everything
described here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/
Larry,
+1 for Pycharm (JetBrains).
I use their DB tools to explore both MS SQL and MySQL DBs. If
you like, I can dig up my notes on exactly how I made the
connection from PyCharm to MS SQL Server.
--Fred
Fred Stluka -- ma
Larry,
We tried django-mssql and gave up. Much better luck with
django-pyodbc. We use the avidal version of it, along with pyodbc,
FreeTDS, and unixODBC. Works perfectly. If you like, I can dig up
my notes on exactly how we made the connection from Django to
MS SQL Server.
--Fred
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Ah I see, give a user change permission but not add or remove? Then just use
superaccount to make initial entry?
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I am using standard Django Models and ModelForms.
On the Model, I am overriding the clean() method to check that 2 fields in
combination are valid. I am having validators[], not nulls etc defined on
other fields.
In the ModelForm, I am not modifying anything. I only set the corresponding
M
Fred-
This project has been put on the back burner for a few weeks, but I
will be getting back to it. If you could dig up your notes on this,
that would be really great.
Thanks very much!
-larry
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 7:01 AM, Fred Stluka wrote:
> Larry,
>
> We tried django-mssql and gave up.
I am trying to 'fake out' a model form and display data from 2 columns
in one field. I can do this by returning the 2 columns in the model's
__unicode__ method, but I want to apply styling to the data - I want
one column's data left justified and the other column's data right
justified. When I retu
Larry,
I did it a long complicated way, but we recently had 2 new people
join our team, and refined the process for them, and it seemed to
go smoothly, so here's what they did.
Some sections differ for Mac vs Linux, and some even for different
Linux distros, but it should all work. I'm includin
Hi Everyone,
I am wondering how request.User get set during the authentication, do we
have to do anything like:
request.User = User() or it will have value by itself?
Thanks in advance.
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