's a pointer for
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e error. How can I set this path, and where are stored django.db modules
> defaultly on linux ?
Are you running python directly and then importing django? It might be
better to do:
python manage.py shell
from the applcation directory.
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I'm using it to monitor a few sites (not, unfortunately, written in
django), and it is rather nice being able to just click round the place
and get data out again when needed. Mechanize + BeautifulSoup is
a very nice combination indeed.
Th
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Then you can do what you like with that content.
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say, a day), and delete that cookie in the case of them actually logging
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Should be fairly easy to do from the login/logout views.
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s empty, do:
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/the/oracle/libraries
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provements are
> in 1.0.2, though. So that's the point to aim for.
At which point, he can probably just install the .deb from the debian
lenny repository (Chris Lamb has been really on the ball in getting the
releases through recently, and many thanks to him!).
h
rt permissions and
> with the admin app installed. The public-access version uses a different
> settings file with a read-only DATABASE_USER and doesn't have the admin
> app in the INSTALLED_APP list.
Doesn't that mean sessions would be broken, though? Public website
without write acces
eck if that's installed with:
dpkg -l python-django
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Also, if that is the version that is installed, it'll be in
/usr/share/python-support/python-django
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for the first one but
> the next add gives me
> ((('john','adams'),('sam','smith')),('john','doe'))
>
>
> If I do this PEOPLE += ('john','doe') I get a string
> (('john','adams'),
question }}
>
> {% if error_message %}{{ error_message }}{%
> endif %}
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^^^ the action there should probably be /polls/{{ poll.id }}/vote/
(but that's not very pretty).
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kages have django-admin, not
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> When? Or, what is the matter of it?
Well, a password field isn't actually a different type of data than a
text field, so you'd usually just override the form's default for the
password field, using a modelform to specify that you want it to
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> > Well, a password field isn't actually a different type of data than a
> > text field, so you'd usually just override the form's default for th
the url
should work, i.e.
background-image:
url(file:///home/lucak904/Scrivania/Luca/Webframework/Jacopo/genova_3.JPG);
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'upstream proxy
> server' that nginx mentions in the 'bad gateway' message is my apache
> instance. But so far have not been able to check out whether it is down,
> because by the time I get the message from my client the site is up again.
Erm, would you like to rea
#x27;t what you wanted it to do.
Are you saying that the phone can't read unless Content-length is set?
You might be able to do that with some middleware, infact, it appears
that you can just use the ConditionalGetMiddleware to add the
Content-length header.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/d
img.src = '/images/schematics/SKU' + suf + '.jpg';
> }
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zer = HTMLSanitizer('utf8')
sanitizer.feed(content)
output = sanitizer.output()
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aintainer" field.
The packaging just uses python support - there's nothing clever going on
there - the only thing we (me and raphael, my sponsor for that package)
do is rename django-admin.py to django-admin and drop it in /usr/bin for
convienience. (Oh, and change
; extensions like .py on commands.
Absolutely correct:
http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-files.html#s-scripts
Because the django-admin script is put in to /usr/bin, it needs to
follow Debian policy! However - for the people that *really* want to use
django-admin.py, you can d
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> > > On Aug 5, 10:46 pm, "James Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
American and had oil... (of course, we don't all believe
that, but lets just change from "the American way" to "the sane people's
way" for clarity purposes and such...)
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/module-urllib2.html
Which let you do GET and POST really quite nicely (and also have the
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/py as a holding
place for python libraries... I'll also hazard a guess that it's not
holding much other than the django directory at the moment. Try doing:
cd /home/ktb/py
touch __init__.py
and then try again.
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e dos2unix on your linux box... at
which point you just do something like:
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t;return", short for carriage
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> Forest Bond points out, django-admin is in a shell-executable path.
Yup - because debian policy dictates that things in /usr/bin should
*not* have an extension telling you which language they're implemented
in (*waves* as the debian python-django
dit
/etc/postgres/pg_hba.conf (or similar location) and you might need to
add your user - if it's prompting for a password then the only way I
know of getting round the password issue is to specify it as the
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> installed at any given time, that's also a nice way to switch
> between them for testing.
That's the better reasoning for not using the packaged version, if
you're supporting multiple different sites against different versions of
django.
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only that from the experimental repository. The latest snapshot was
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> adopt more than one new technology at a time, but I got no choice,
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> > repository, with some pinning you
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> Thanks again, Brett.
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> > svn checkout and add that in to PYTHONPATH on the comma
> /cart/save
> /cart/details/item/qty/save =P haha yea, I'm reaching here on the last
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is to setup the api stubs required
by the appengine libraries if they have not already been initialised by an
appserver.
"""
So, that'll be a no then :)
(ref:
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t; without a database needed?
You'll be wanting a database, that's where the models store their data.
If you don't want anything too complicated, sqlite would probably be the
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I assume that you're reading <= as less than or equal to, as any sane
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gt; not /srv/vhosts/myhost/site/site!
>
> Is there anything I can do about it?
Try...
su -c "PYTHONPATH=/srv/vhosts/mysite/site \
DJANGO_DB_NAME=dbname DJANGO_DB_PASS=dbpass \
DJANGO_DB_USER=dbuser DJANGO_SECRET_KEY=secret \
/srv/vhosts/myhost/site/manage.py runfcgi daemonize=fal
r. But how do I get user's ID after new_user = form.save()? Get
> the latest user?
After the save, the new_user object should have the id. It should be the
user object that was just saved.
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, not tabs.
> The community tends to write with spaces, not tabs. The PEP says not
> to mix the two, and if a mix happens, convert all your code to use
> spaces, not tabs. So be wary if you ever plan on plugging someone
> else's Django application into your project.
>
>
ple with broken mail clients that also keep
prepending Re: then those 14 characters become very important - my
terminal is usually only about 80 characters long, most of the time I
can only see around 20/25 characters of the subject line, I'd really
rather that they were al
r
> messages based on 'To: django-users@googlegroups.com'.
List-Id:
^ That's a better header to match on, IMO, then if the list is
CC'd/BCC'd you'll still have the mail sorted in to the right folder
(it's how I sort all list traffic).
st': list,})
>return HttpResponse(t.render(c))
>
I'm not sure what you've got imported, but the Context should have a
C... from my views I have:
from django.template import Context, loader
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>8. ^categories/$
>9. ^categories/(?P\d+)/$
>
> The current URL, /categories/1/k/, didn't match any of these.
Errr, well it won't, the closest is 9... but you'd need something more
like:
^categories/(?P\d+)/(?P\w+)/$
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Looks like you're missing the C library behind MySQLdb, check that you
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Err, why not use a random sort as...
Obj.objects.order_by('?')
ref: http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/db_api/#order-by-fields
That way you don't use all the memory in the world, and you're letting
the datab
rm with a whole bunch of files to remove, and
so rm gets run less often, which is good. Less processes are the way
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> > 1. Create a symbolic link to the admin media files from within your
>
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> I have the option to get Linux as a fallback.
Shouldn't ever be a fallback, it should be the primary choice - unless
you're fond of having your webserver compromised... (speaking from
exper
set of pages on your own site that could say anything...
have you got any references *outside* of your own domain that say that
you're not a troll and that your troll like tendencies are over? Or are
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to ignore the thread.
(3) If you actually want to provide a useful reference, provide
a useful reference rather than calling the target audience
"Incapable Species"
Also, it appears that your web design skills suck, and the menu on tha
7;, d)
Sounds more like something to use Middleware and ContextProcessors for
to me. Use the Middleware to add it to the request, then the context
processor to make it accessable in the templates. AIUI all of the
generic views and render_to_response use RequestContext rather than
Request, so you should
and dev instances that
have the right settings in. I'm currently using this style setup for a
project, seems to work quite well, even using sqlite3 on the dev server
and postgres on the live server.
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>
> My application needs a list of "active" rates (those rates that are in
> use by an active Card). Here is my query:
>
> Rate.objects.filter(rateset__card__active_exact=True).distinct().values('countryfrom')
ite the
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that takes the
input, throws it through feedparsers sanitizer, and checks the output
against the input raising a validation exception in the case that they
don't match - seems to work quite well!
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> >> I want to mantain a nightly .deb build from django svn, to help
> >> the poor (tm)
> >
> > There is a packaging guide in the included help (System --> Help -->
> > first item there) as well as on-line on <https://help.ubuntu.com/>.
>
s - but then I am
using it in a minorly manual way using a legacy database from another
project - it runs quite a lot nicer than the tcl that was querying it ;)
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I want is nested loops :
>{% for s in p.schedule_set.all() %}
> {% for v in s.visit_set.all() %}
Don't use the ()!
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'pages': {
'nextpage':
paginator.has_next_page(page),
'nextpagenumber': (page + 1),
'previouspage':
paginat
e() was ousted as part of MR - so, surely you're just using
an overridden save() method?
_pre_save() shouldn't work (should it?)
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/models/save_delete_hooks/ is
the current way to do that ;)
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w other folks are doing this.
I'm just building and installing new debian packages - then manually
fixing the backward incompatabilities.
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> >>>How are you guys managing Django deployments? I'm tending towards upload
> >&g
Hi all,
Attached is a patch against current svn (applies to 0.90 also), that
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there was a typo in the last patch - sorry!
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--- django/core/management.py (revision 1298)
+++ django/core
any way, shape, or form change the ability to edit
settings.py.
Have you got a different suggestion for how this should be set? Maybe it
would be good to be able to give a whole metric full of options to the
django-admin.py utility?
Thoughts?
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or wasn't (as such) POST variables as
the Model data that had been passed through (I was talking to him in IRC
in another place), which is as simple as self.fieldname.
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> You could make the form invisible using css:
>
> #theFormId {
>display: none;
> }
>
> then use Javascript to change this to display = block. If they don't
> have Javascript the form won't appear.
>
> Or you could use J
entirely
spidarable, and there's plenty of software out there that will parse web
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> > On 23 Mar 04:38, Bastien wrote:
> >> Sorry maybe my post was not very clear, I am talking about public content
> >> here, that should be accessed by anyone, even anony
Response object.*
>
> Someone can help me? What am I doing wrong?
Well, you're only returning something if it's a POST, if you're just
visiting the URL then you'll be getting a GET request, which, erm, you
don't appear to have coded for...
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/bin/sh: 1: /usr/lib/python2.7: Permission denied
> I have done chmod 777 - R /usr/lib/python2.7 but still this error prompt
> please help.
> thanks in advance.
Wel /usr/lib/python2.7 is likely to be a directory, so you're
trying to execute the directory...
Maybe you want
learly there are
> webservices out there that send emails from any account to any
> account, without credentials.
To a limited extent - also don't forget that the envelope sender and the
from header are different.
> What am I missing here?
Mostly that gmail *will not* allow you to send
like that) on authenticated smtp - the
only way you could do it is by going through a third party server that
does not rewrite the from header, and have the mail submitted to google
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On 26 May 08:27, Vladimir wrote:
> Is there a tool to transform MS WORD file into HTML ? I know there is
> markdown and textile, but I would prefer MS WORD.
http://wvware.sourceforge.net/
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to be v4 only for backwards compatibilty reasons,
GenericIPAddressField covers both, so in theory I've got no problems
with that, other than it making IPAddressField backwards incompatible
which seems silly at this point, and I'd be recommending people to be
using GenericIPAddressField anyways
{% for x in akt|slice:"-1" %}
{{ x }}
{% endfor %}
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be suprised if you got many applicants that
could actually fulfil your "requirements" for what you're offerering vs
what you expect.
(also, this is not, as far as I'm aware, a jobs list.)
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> > (also, this is not, as far as I'm aware, a jobs list.)
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> It is - as long as the jobs are relevant.
I sit happily corrected :)
> It'
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