raw_id_admin with non-integer primary key

2006-10-27 Thread atlithorn
This seems to be on the fritz again.Chgsets 785 and 790 for ticket #586 fixed this in pre-mr. I have a foreign key related table with a CharField primary key. Trying to add stuff in the admin creates a list of primary keys but save fails with "Enter only digits separated by commas." Any ideas? -

translation question

2006-05-11 Thread atlithorn
Can't seem to get my head around how to do the following: Need to output a translatable string like this: This is a link to stuff But I don't want to have the HTML tags in my string resources. and I don't want to split the string up into more than 2 elements ("This is a %(link) to stuff" and "li

Re: making photo gallery

2006-01-22 Thread atlithorn
Thanks for the filter, just thought I'd add to the equation, in case you need tables sorted down the column instead of across the row. def transtabularize(value,cols): try: cols = int(cols) except ValueError: return [value] r = len(value)/cols + (len(value)%cols>0)

Locale from URL Middleware

2006-04-05 Thread atlithorn
Just in case anyone is interested... I wrote my own middleware class to support selecting languages from the URL itself. eg: www.example.com - default english www.example.com/de - same page with german trans It was a simple copy-paste of the LocaleMiddleWare from the distro: ##

Re: Locale from URL Middleware

2006-04-05 Thread atlithorn
I understand how django does it. Unfortunately I am forced to maintain a web structure that requires this functionality so that's why I wrote it. But I actually prefer this over the ambiguity in the browser settings which most people do not set anyway and the extra step required to select the righ

Re: Locale from URL Middleware

2006-04-05 Thread atlithorn
Glad I am not alone :) There is a little irritation in using the middleware posted above because I obviously have to account for the language in all lines in my urls.py (r'(\w\w/)?... and so on). I would prefer for this to have the same result as using an "include" statement, ie the prefix would b

Multi level template inheritance

2006-04-10 Thread atlithorn
Template inheritance question: Let's say I have the following templates, #1.base.html {%block start%}{%endblock%} {%block stuff%}hey hey{%endblock%} {%block stop%}{%endblock%} #2. index.html {%extends "base"%} {%block stuff%}ho ho{%endblock%} #3. different.html {%extends "index"%} {%block st

Re: Multi level template inheritance

2006-04-11 Thread atlithorn
That's rather embarassing :) The example I wrote up was a short version of my template setup so I didn't bother testing and it obviously works as expected. Going to delve deeper into my templates then,sorry about jumping to conclusions. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You r

Re: Multi level template inheritance

2006-04-11 Thread atlithorn
Found it. It's not altogether trivial so I thought I'd post it. In the middle template (index.html in my example) it is imperative to have the extnds tag on the very first line. I had a html comment line at the top which caused the parent connection to fail, an empty line has the same effect. This