Hi,
Can you get the same result with "default-storage-engine=InnoDB" in your
my.cnf?
- Haavikko
Rob Hudson wrote:
> Hi Django Users,
>
> I'm using MySQL with Django but I dislike MySQL's default MyISAM
> tables because there is no referential integrity. So I googled how to
> force Django to
Hi,
I asked the same question earlier.
When ID is set to None and object is saved, the M2M fields are not
copied. They must be copied separately.
Caveats: the code below uses django internals and is very lightly tested.
def copy_m2m_fields(src, dst):
for m2m_field in src._meta.many_to_many:
Hi,
I experienced the same problem. I found an earlier ticket on this same
error and reopened it. See http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/2130
The fix you suggested fixes the problem for me. I've added it to the
comments of the ticket.
- Haavikko
apramanik wrote:
> Anyone? I still haven't g
d to
- Save the object
My question is, is it advisable to copy objects this way? Would there
be problems with e.g. foreign keys and generic relations?
Thanks,
- Matti Haavikko
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Thomas Guettler wrote:
> A found this solution.
>
> # file logconfig.py
> import logging
> if not hasattr(logging, "set_up_done"):
> logging.set_up_done=False
>
> def set_up(myhome):
> if logging.set_up_done:
> return
> logging.set_up_done=True
>
Here's an alternative soluti
Malcolm Tredinnick wrote
> Based on your later, slightly cryptic reply in this thread, I gather you
> are hoping that HttpResponse is acting as a streamable pipe back to the
> browser. This isn't correct. You create an HttpResponse instance and
> when you return from your view, Django will send al
tjunning wrote:
> I was wondering is there a way to use the django administration
> interface as the main app? and plug the rest of the app as part of it?
>
It depends on what kind of application are you creating, e.g. do you
trust your users?
See http://www.djangobook.com/en/1.0/chapter17/
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