Hi,
nice idea.
Just some thought:
There is a great resource where people look for solutions: Python Cheese
Shop. I see some turbogear module there but very few Django related
modules.
FR
Ross Poulton a �crit :
> Hi all,
>
> I've been using Django for quite a while now, some of you may kn
Hi,
I was discussing about layout of forms using CSS and heard that there
was some tags such as fieldset, label and legend that should allow us to
make the layout of forms without tables. Is there a reason these tags
aren't used to render forms in Django ? Does it is hard to add them ?
(Somet
Thank you for your answers.
James Bennett a écrit :
> If you have Django print out the entire form's HTML in one go, it will
> automatically add 'label' elements for each field. It will not (at the
> moment) add fieldsets and legends.
>
> It's also quite easy to output these yourself in a templat
I have a strange problem with Satchmo (eCommerce solution built using
Django) with a field defined as a FloatField but is returned as an "str"
instead of a Decimal.
Here is an excerpt of the code:
class SubItem(models.Model):
"""
The unique inventoriable item. For instance, if a shirt
The version of MySql is 5.0.21. Using MySQl Query browser I can see that
product_item.price is defined as DECIMAL(6,2).
I seem to recall running into this same issue using MySQL on Windows.
What version of MySQLdb are you using. If I'm remembering this
correctly, I was using an older version
David,
I seem to recall running into this same issue using MySQL on Windows.
What version of MySQLdb are you using. If I'm remembering this
correctly, I was using an older version of MySQLdb which mapped DB
float/numeric fields to str and then I updated it and the newer version
mapped them corr
Hi,
I found the answer here http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mpm.html
in short just type
./httpd -l
(Lower case "L")
And you will see the list of all modules compiled in your apache server.
If you see prefork.c it should be ok.
CC
Jakub Labath a �crit :
> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to detect in
I would like to see these branches merged with the trunk too but lack
sufficient experience with working with trunk/branches.
What are the steps needed to merge the last change from the trunk into
the branches to keep the branches up to date ?
How would you do it ? Start with the patch committed
Hello,
I'm both new to Python and to Django.
I'm using Django from subversion (after magic removal has been merged in
trunk).
When doing python manage.py install Manager I get the following error:
NameError: name 'Reference_Data_Value' is not defined here is my code:
class Reference_Data_Valu
Hi,
I have a database where many tables links to a table that store
reference data values.
Data from many "domains" are stored in a single reference data table.
The reference data table structure is something like this:
primary_key, domain_fkey,
short_code,description,is_default_value,sort_order
It seems that what I want to achieve can be done using "choices" as seen
here:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/model_api/#choices
I think that I will define the three tables I use
(reference_data_domains, reference_data_values, reference_data_links)
in a model and make a function re
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