s. The
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> well?
Patience, TaMeR, patience. :)
The form_for_model and form_for_instance functions, which Tim Chase
mentioned earlier in this thread, are not yet documented (or 100%
complete).
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configuration for the Django admin site. As such, it doesn't have much
to do with the newforms library. You can easily replicate its
fundamental functionality using newforms, though -- just use a
TextField rather than a ChoiceField.
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you're operating a site like feedvalidator.org whose main purpose is
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you're stuck making the requests from within the view.
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Are you on Windows? What are you doing when it crashes?
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Ok Thank you very much both of you, and sorry about missunderstanding what
James said.
I understand it now.
I'll try it as soon as I arrive home.
Thank you.
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> I'll try to elaborate what James said. (Did you consult the documentation
> links he pointed
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This is, we hope, the final run of backwards-incompatible changes
before version 1.0, at which point we'll be committed to
compatibility.
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7;t get you a QuerySet but does get you model objects. Under the
> hood, this is how QuerySet spits back objects when you ask for them.
That works so far but it would be great to use the select_related()
and other methods. Is there nothing like a QuerySet/model which takes
custom queries
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> see some of you there!
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Sweet. :)
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ango Web framework. It's really up
to you how you get a certificate and hook it into your server. If
you'll be using Django with Apache, you'll want to follow Apache's
guidelines for registering certificates with Apache.
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A view is just a Python function. This may come off as sounding abrupt
(which is not my intention), but what part of it don't you understand?
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Hi Onno,
The comment system is undocumented at this point. As such, that means
there's no guarantee it will stay in its current form.
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There is no reason you'd have to store your text in a database, except
if you wanted your text to be edited by Django's admin interface. But
if you're using SVN to manage your data, you wouldn't want that,
anyway.
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> in a model definition
Hi carlwenrich,
A short question deserves a short answer: Add unique=True to your field.
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h the template can operate, and pass the data structure off to the
> rendering code? Wow, suddenly that looks easy.
Yes, that's exactly it. Like I said, there's no need to use a
database. Glad you've got it. :)
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access to all the stuff you needed in your template. Am I missing
something?
> And to any of the Django admins - would a substantial upgrade of this
> kind to paginator be allowable, or are you locked down on its API until
> v2?
The paginator class has never been documented i
s do this, either.
With that said, I'm wondering whether we can completely disable that
field. Any Trac experts around?
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> Any ideas of how I might offer a proof (or strong evidence) of 0.95's
> stability?
We have an aptly named "API stability" document:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/api_stability/
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for my sites (chicagocrime.org and the various
washingtonpost.com apps): They're on 0.95. Tabblo is as well.
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extravaganza; look for an announcement today or tomorrow. We're also
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If you want to use initial caps as well, just call .title() on the string.
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usability and elegance. Django's philosophy is closer to that of a
Mac, which values usability, productivity and a great user experience
while allowing for a fair amount of flexibility under the hood.
At the end of the day, it'
ave to do this:
{% ifequal forloop.counter "1" %}
Use this instead:
{% if forloop.first %}
For more on "forloop", see the "for" section here:
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> Appears to be any page using a generic view, I think. Had to turn feeds
> off.
This appears to be a syntax error in your model. Run "python manage.py
validate" to see whether it displays any errors.
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Just to clarify this, this Oracle support was added to the Django
development version, not the 0.95 release.
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sponse object also matches. It also matches the time when
> the users noticed it.
>
> I'll be upgrading both apache2 and mod python soon to their latest
> versions, we'll see if this happens again.
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Do you have any updates on this problem? Was it a mod_python bug?
ject!
Everybody has different needs, and we can't meet all of them all of
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to be available. Which begs the question: am I not fully updating?
> Is there something else I should be doing to complete the update
> process?
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The {# syntax #} only works for single-line comments. For multi-line
comments, use the old style:
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Hello!
I'm writing a frontend for a MySQL-based testsystem. I used inspectdb
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fixture of your site, but it's intended to be only for site
administrators to use -- not for the public.
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Try setting DEBUG=True and reading the 404 error page.
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code, assuming you're using the Django development
version. Then, making sure DEBUG=True, try loading the admin user page
again. You will get a more useful error message. Let's cross our
fingers that the error message will help you debug what's wrong.
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I
> don't need in that case -- just the processing.
> I suppose it's just not the use case of the generic views -- they are not
> for this.
Hi Anton,
You suppose correctly. :) None of the generic views combine an "object
detail" with "object list."
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es, we may be able to give you
concrete suggestions.
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from django.contrib.contenttypes.management import create_contenttypes
from django.db.models import get_apps
for app in get_apps():
create_contenttypes(app, created_models=None, verbosity=2)
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hich shows how the admin looks through Firefox...
>
> http://static.flickr.com/108/316578699_11591b364d_o.gif
I have never seen anything like that. I suspect the images are
corrupted somehow, and I have no idea how that might have happened.
Did you try redownloading and reinstalling Django?
Adr
ent to use.
I'd encourage you to take a look at those unit tests again, even
though you said you looked at them. Feel free to use newforms in your
own applications. Otherwise, just stay patient until we update the
documentation.
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I suspect you have multiple versions of Django installed, and your
Python was pointed at the wrong one when you ran that import
statement.
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Flatpages application that comes with Django?
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/flatpages/
Also, I think you may be thinking about URLs in the wrong way. The
URLconf is intended to be a collection of *patterns*, not a collection
of every single *literal* URL possible. (Does that make sens
On 12/8/06, naitsirhc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm kind of surprised that I didn't find
> mention of the 'raw_id_admin' in my previous searches - is it
> relatively new?
Nope, it's not new -- raw_id_admin has been around since before Django
was op
utoincrementing—it
> should have assigned AutoFields instead of IntegerFields.
>
> Bug? Should I file it?
Yes, definitely go ahead and file that. Looks like the "inspectdb"
option should do a better job of detecting AutoFields on MyISAM
tables. (Have you confirmed it only happen
ll
set_posted() behind the scenes. Like I said, though, I'm not sure
whether that would work with the way models are currently implemented.
(But if not, let's go ahead and fix that!)
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>
> posted = property(get_posted, set_posted)
Ah, right, good catch! Thanks for pointing out my mistake.
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On 12/10/06, Ceph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> passed POST instead of having the parse the data manually into a dict.
This has been fixed as of [4196], thanks to a patch from Honza.
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ing /too/ much
> damage. :)
Hey Tim,
I've added some more instructions to the "Using branches" part of our
documentation. Let me know if this helps.
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a certain month, but whether
that's a problem depends on your application.
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A patch to the documentation would be welcome. :)
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On 12/17/06, Brian Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > On 12/9/06, Brian Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> One of the things I was hoping for in newforms but haven't found is a
> >> way to do a composite form field that u
functionality but don't have time to code it myself; any takers?
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I'll be in San Francisco later this week. Anybody interested in having
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we add "general tools for
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st):
conn = psycopg2.connect('dbname=foo')
cursor = conn.cursor()
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There is no magic to be aware of. It's just plain Python.
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further, because the AddEditCustomerForm could be generated from the
model. (Of course, you might not want to do that, depending on whether
your model has fields that you don't want to edit via that form.)
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Are you using the Django 0.95 release or the Django development
version? The Django book code refers to the Django development
version, not to Django 0.95.
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Django (such as from svn), but not with 0.95. There is an explanation in the
comments there that tell how to fix it.
FYI, that's not a bug -- rather, it's a new feature in the Django
development version. Callable objects in URLconfs were added after
0.95 was released.
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pretty lax about releasing "official" releases,
to be honest. The good stuff is always in the development version, and
many people use it rather than the released versions.
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n only choose between pets that are mammals.
How could I do this with the admin interface?
Hi rlazo,
This isn't currently possible with the admin interface.
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ld. You're getting the validation error because the *Field* does
validation, not the Widget, and a Field has to know what its valid
choices are in order to do validation correctly.
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x27;t directly answer your question about one-to-one
relationships, but wouldn't Comment -> Entry be a many-to-one
relationship? Or would your blog only allow a single comment for each
entry?
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you told it the variable would
be called. This dictionary:
{'object': wkreport}
...tells the template system to make available the object wkreport as
the template variable called "object".
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something like SQLAlchemy? :)
If you're willing to go to "crazy" lengths, you might as well run
Django as CGI. Check this ticket out for more information:
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, but all of the form stuff is important to me.
If you're wanting an "official" way of learning the newforms library,
I'm afraid you'll have to wait until the APIs have solidified and the
documentation is done. This should be happening sooner rather than
later.
me you accessed form.clean_data? I'm trying to decide whether
that would be convenient or too magic.
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You're best off waiting for the newforms library, for which we're
firming up the code and documentation. The docs we have so far are
here:
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dec can't decode byte 0xc3 in position 13: ordinal not in
range(128)
Hi Jannis,
Could you please paste the whole traceback for that error? Looks like
there's a place in the newforms library that doesn't convert
bytestrings properly, but in order to find the bug, I'll need to s
ou don't have to hack
around it.
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g. Of course, there's nothing
stopping you from implementing it in your own Widget subclasses, as
you've already done.
BTW, future questions/proposals like this should go to the
django-developers mailing list -- that's where we talk about changes
and improvemen
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he form class before sending it to the template,
like so:
ProjectForm = forms.form_for_model(Project)
f = ProjectForm()
return render_to_response('crm/addproject.html', {'theform': f})
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cessary because the SelectDateWidget requires three values instead
of one. Make sense?
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d idea -- I agree it would help avoid confusion. In
changeset [4284], I've changed the Form class so that Form.clean_data
only exists if a Form is valid. Otherwise, you'll get an
AttributeError if you try to access it. Thanks for the suggestion!
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t's never caused any problems for me. :)
With that said, I would be grateful if anybody could explain why that
happens, and if we need to change something on Django's end so that,
at the very least, people's logfiles won't get cluttered
el and form_for_fields?
They're intended to do these things in a dynamic way. See the unit
tests in tests/modeltests/model_forms/models.py for examples.
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sense or is wrong, no
one seems to make an attempt to address it.
Hi Graham,
Could I trouble you to bring up those issues again? I did a quick
search and assume you're talking about this comment of yours:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/modpython/#c2029
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