Last thing, I made a typo, the address you could use should start with http,
like: http://127.0.0.1/static/
Le 2 août 2011 12:01, "Thomas Orozco" a écrit :
> A little detail, but you never know: you should put some ' ' in your link.
> Like this :
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Hello,
I received a traceback from Django and I'm unable to figure out where the
error comes from.
The form is a basic picture upload form, I've read that this kind of errors
do happen when the connection is broken before all data was sent, but here,
the crash occured in csrf.py, which it was not
Basically everything (ok, almost) in request.META is strings, so I guess it
would be pretty consistent if for some reason server port wasn't.
It's usually your job to normalize data that comes into your application
anyways.
Le 2 août 2011 23:04, "Roy Smith" a écrit :
> I'm running django 1.3. If
In your context you passed your 'lists' object as 'book'.
So {% if book %} would work, but your current syntax won't.
Le 6 août 2011 19:32, "shakthi" a écrit :
> The if condition in my html template is not working, only else is
> executing.
>
> view function is
> def test(request):
> lists=Book.o
Open works files that are on your hard drive, not with urls.
That is : open('/var/www/myfile') works, but open('http://mysite/myfile')
doesn't.
You should not use the url of the file but its location on the disk (like
/var/mymedia/myfile on Linux).
If you really want to open it through the inter
Check out get_FOO_display, there:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/models/instances/
Le 8 août 2011 11:06, "Kayode Odeyemi" a écrit :
> In the Django [1], the example as described below shows how to build Forms
> that are tied to a model.
>
> from django.db import models
> from django.for
to do. What I got stuck with is
that
> the tuple values are not displayed as options in the form select
> field(choices).
>
> Thanks
>
> On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 10:40 AM, Thomas Orozco wrote:
>
>> Check out get_FOO_display, there:
>> https://docs.djangoproject
Like they do in the admin, right ?
You might want to check Django's source for the admin forms and templates to
get some inspiration then.
Hard coding the choices is never a satisfactory solution but I suggest you
retrieve them from your models file so you stay DRY compliant and then it's
pretty
You can use a single foreign key and store last changed in your B model.
You can then use object_a.b_set.order_by('myTimeStamp')
Le 10 août 2011 10:23, "Isaac" a écrit :
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The distance is: Sqrt( Sqr(lat1-lat2) + Sqr(long1-long2) )
Le 11 août 2011 17:09, "Thomas Weholt" a écrit :
> I got a model with longitude and latitude and want to be able to find
> other objects nearby a selected object. Can this be done using the
> django orm? What is the best approach to do thi
hu, Aug 11, 2011 at 12:43 PM, Thomas Orozco
> wrote:
>> The distance is: Sqrt( Sqr(lat1-lat2) + Sqr(long1-long2) )
>>
>> Le 11 août 2011 17:09, "Thomas Weholt" a
écrit :
>>> I got a model with longitude and latitude and want to be able to find
>>> oth
Thank you both for the details!
Le 11 août 2011 23:04, "Gelonida N" a écrit :
> On 08/11/2011 06:43 PM, Thomas Orozco wrote:
>> The distance is: Sqrt( Sqr(lat1-lat2) + Sqr(long1-long2) )
>
> Try the formula close to the poles and you notice that there is
> something
You could avoid starting the child process in your view.
If it's a long running process I would actually advocate doing so.
This might be due to limited understanding on my part, but what happens when
Apache wants to kill its child process because MaxRequests was reached?
If you don't need the jo
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