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Here's the code:
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Also, delete_academic_year() should check request.method == 'POST'. As
it stands, anybody who visits that page via GET will cause deletion.
Deletion should only happen via POST.
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other hand, is meant to be a more linear way of learning the whole
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Sites before Flatpages.
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Yes, newforms DateFields let you specify the input format(s). This has
yet to be integrated into the Django admin, but it will be sooner
rather than later.
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when clicked, would do the
geocoding server-side and populate the long/lat fields with the
result. You can do this by hooking into the admin site with JavaScript
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about just subclassing a form and specifying some more fields as class
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super inelegant to require a Django project to be called "stephane" in
order to use it with Stephane. Surely you could remove that
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Field.clean(self, value) validator?
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Does this address the issue?
Looks much better! Good work. :-)
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> Is it because of render_to_response ? Or some apache configuration ?
It's because of Apache configuration. There's nothing in
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> too?
Hi Michel,
The newforms.CharField class intentionally uses max_length rather than
maxlength. We'll eventually be changing the model field syntax to use
max_length rather than maxlength, so this was a futureproofing
decision.
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On 1/22/07, Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on this page of the wiki:
> http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/AJAX
>
> i see something that looks like asp and vb files ... do they belong
> here?
I've removed them. Thanks for the heads-up.
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ary expects Unicode strings. If this indeed is the
problem, one solution would be to change django/newforms/fields.py to
wrap every occurrence of gettext() in smart_unicode(), like so:
smart_unicode(gettext(u'Some characters'))
Would you be willing to test this out in you
the self.fields dictionary.
Judging by what you said about your lack of Python experience, my
advice would be for you to wait until we've got documentation on
building forms dynamically.
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This is always a risk when you make local changes to your copy of the
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istory entries) and I have to paste it manually. Can I make
> manage.py read the file?
Hi Baurzhan,
The "manage.py shell" command doesn't take into account your
.pystartup file, but that would be a nice improvement if it would. If
you could figure out how to make that happen and
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> Before re-inventing, I want to ask if there is some build-in for
> getting objects for [a || this] week.
>
> Something like:
>
> objects.filter(pubdate__week=now.week)
Hi Rob,
That database lookup type doesn'
You can either implement a
custom Field class *or* implement a clean_* method.
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> Its existence has always been a bit of a hack, and I'm hoping newforms
> will get rid of it once and for all.
Yes, "follow" is going away, and good riddance.
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This is a Python requirement -- __str__() methods must return a
string. To fix the problem, wrap self.end_date in str(), like so:
return str(self.end_date
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> Do the authors have something of the sort somewhere?
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u couldn't pass in " request.GET" in
> that dict.
That wouldn't work, because you pass the argument in the URLconf, and
the URLconf doesn't have access to request objects. The solution here
is either the global TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS setting or the
"context_
vailable for this that I've missed?
I haven't seen any patches that add this functionality. Here are a
couple of stop-gap solutions:
* She could bookmark the filtered change-list page and return to it
after editing the object.
* From the filtered change-list page, she could open the
e this by setting them in my settings.py
> file, or are they in different namespaces?
That constant is in a different namespace. (Python loves namespaces,
which is one of its best features!) You can't change it cleanly
without editing the file. Now that you mention it, though, we should
make t
een set. If it's been set, then do
the image resizing, etc. If it hasn't been set yet, it's the first
time through _post_save() and you shouldn't do anything.
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> class Meta. But, in the django latest development version (the svn
> one), the "module_name" attribute does not exist anymore.
If you can add an object successfully but get a 404 error on the
change form, perhaps your user account has "add&quo
already been done:
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> def bash_special(value):
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> Not quite sure what I'm missing here...
Hi Tom,
I can't recreate your problem; it works
On 5/9/06, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> child class not the parent class (the documentation is wrong),
Ah, thanks for pointing this out! I've corrected the docs.
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the sql/ directory. Is there something similar I can do for
> functions?
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Those .sql files that you put in the sql/ directory can contain
arbitrary SQL, including CREATE FUNCTION statements. So go right ahead
and put your function(s) in there.
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all data and logic
about that type of object; this way, everything model-related lives in
one place. As you point out, this means sometimes models have a lot of
methods, but I don't see how that's a problem in practice. Does this
answer your question?
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> around the object and use a def __repr__(self) to take care of this,
> but just wondering...
I've fixed this for both the FlatPage and Site models. Thanks for
bringing it up!
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e trick:
{% for prov in provs.items %}
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4.1.19 and MySQLDB-python 1.2.1-p2
Hi Josh,
I tried that CREATE TABLE statement in my MySQL database (version
4.1.12), and it gave me the following error:
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'./myproject/registrant.frm' (errno: 150)
I removed the "ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARS
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For the current trunk (post-magic-removal):
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On 5/20/06, favo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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n't been able to figure out how "site ID" ends up factoring into things.
Hey David,
I've added documentation about the "sites" mini framework.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/sites/
Let me know if it doesn't make sense...
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d.conf?
>
> Alias /media
> /your/path/to/python/lib/python2.4/site-packages/django/contrib/admin/media
Yeah, I've started doing that, too. We might as well mention that
alternative in the documentation -- good point!
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> development server?
Sounds like a problem on your server. Are you sure your system date is
set correctly? Are your development and Apache servers running on the
same OS on the same machine?
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em. I'm assuming you want your users to be able to enter
a full name in a single text box, right? In that case, just split the
input by spaces and assume the first string is the first_name and the
second string is the last_name. (Of course, you'd want some error
correction in there to
On 5/23/06, pbx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just wanted to offer my thanks to Adrian (and anybody else who worked
> on this) for adding some spam defense to the Trac server. For those of
> us who check the timeline often, it's a big relief.
Hey, it's my pleasure. The s
l there's no place in the bug
> database for contrib stuff.
Hey David,
Go ahead and log that bug under "Core". Don't let the lack of an
appropriate category prevent you from filing helpful tickets!
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> current choices.
>
> Oh and the comments are moderated due to spam. And I'm sleepy. So
> it'll take some time for them to show up.
Cheer up, Elver! Life's too short.
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ot very difficult to
implement, unless you want to let your users put phrases in double
quotes, which can be a pain to parse.
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" does the same thing but better. Even so, if you
need to install the Django contrib apps specifically, you can do
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This is a Postgres feature. "serial" isn't actually a data type --
it's a shortcut for an auto-incrementing INTEGER field.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.1/static/datatype.html#DATATYPE-SERIAL
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>
> Has anyone else had a problem with this, or could suggest a solution ?
>
> I've filled a ticket about it here:
> http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/2038
Hey Graham,
I've checked in that patch and closed the ticket. Thank you for repor
lize it's a case
> of re-inventing the wheel but it'd be a better wheel.
Hey Noah,
Thanks for the comments. Actually, what you described is precisely the
plan for upgrading the tutorial. Stay tuned!
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Hey Scott,
As of just now, this is fixed in the latest Django development version
(trunk). "svn update" your code, and Django will no longer quote
"nlevel(hierarchy)". Thanks for the report!
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> docstrings for
> classes and methods within the Django internals? It would help a lot in
> understanding
> what's happening in
from django.db import connection
connection.close()
This assumes you're using the development version.
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ments and
> contenttypes- maybe that will help you check if that's the problem?
Yeah, Django looks at the contenttypes table to hook into comments, so
make sure what you're putting in the {% get_free_comment_list %}
template tag matches what you have in th
t replace the "django" directory
with the new one.
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On 6/4/06, Richard Cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I hope job openings are acceptable on this list. I can't see anything
> to suggest they aren't.
Just for the record: Job openings are perfectly acceptable on the
list. Best of luck filling your position.
Adria
n file, not in Django. See the Apache
LogFormat directive:
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t gets an ID in its HTML, which you can target that
via a CSS rule.
If your field is called "foo", the ID will be "id_foo", and you can
target it with this CSS:
#id_foo { width: 300px; height: 200px; }
Adrian
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gt;
> in the template, but this doesn't work because userinfo is actually
> userinfo_set and I'd need to get the first element of that. I don't
> think that's possible in the templating language, but I'd be happy to
> be wrong.
Get happy! :)
{{ user.userinfo_
> line I had missed about list lookup. (Actually, to slightly
> complicate things, I tried user.userinfo_set[0].formalName first, but
> that's another story.)
No problem at all, Todd. A template context processor would be another
way to do it. Slightly cleaner, if you don't like the
t; setup, but lock down that subdirectory of MEDIA_ROOT in the
> webserver's configuration? Something else?
Are you using the Django admin for the file uploads? If not, you can
just write your own views that upload the data to a place of your
choosing. You'd be dealing with request
me via email and I will
> see if I can get them fixed.
Sweet! One thing I noticed is that the article should encourage the
use of __str__(), not __repr__(), on models. This is something we
changed in magic-removal.
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Hey everybody,
The IBM Developer Works article about Django is a good opportunity to
get us some more exposure. If you have a Digg account (digg.com), Digg
it!
http://digg.com/programming/Develop_for_the_Web_with_Python_Django_Web_Framework
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27;cart': cart, 'recent_items': recent_items}).
Sounds like the perfect use case for a custom template tag via the
"inclusion tag" helper.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates_python/#inclusion-tags
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27;s CommonMiddleware is automatically adding the
slash (according to the APPEND_SLASH setting), and POST data isn't
transferred in redirects. Point the form action at /make/ (with the
trailing slash) and your problem should be solved.
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ction sites, so adding that functionality
isn't within the scope of this project.
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#x27;t expect this behaviour from Django either.
>
> So, this a bug or a feature? And how can I turn it off?
Turn it off with the SESSION_EXPIRE_AT_BROWSER_CLOSE setting.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/sessions/#browser-length-sessions-vs-persistent-sessions
Adrian
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easily write a middleware
class that works like Django's SessionMiddleware but saves its session
data in memory. You could also check out the patch here:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/2066
Hope this helps,
Adrian
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these
two commands in a shell script and off you go:
python -c 'from django.contrib.sessions.models import Session; \
Session.objects.all().delete()'
python manage.py runserver
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ou have nothing else
in your database, you may as well just drop your database, create it
again and run "syncdb".
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ils.httpwrappers import HttpResponse
...should be:
from django.http import HttpResponse
I found this error via
http://steffenoschatz.blogspot.com/2006/06/django-namespace-simplification.html
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Adrian
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s to make custom admin widgets for
various things. This would have the benefit of integrating with the
existing admin infrastructure, at the expense of JavaScript
complexity.
Adrian
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Hi elake,
You'll want to convert your data on output. For example, use either
the "linebreaks" or "linebreaksbr" filter in your templates.
Adrian
ependent of Web requests,
that grabs the XML and formats it once a minute. Then just point
Django at that already-formatted data and present it.
Adrian
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