Here's my two cents. Hope it helps some.
from proj.settings import TEMPLATE_DIRS, INSTALLED_APPS
import os
def recursive_search(path):
result = []
for i in os.listdir(path):
if not os.path.isdir(os.path.join(path, i)):
result.append(i)
else:
result.extend(recu
Hi,
You could also pass a variable in the response's dictionary and use
javascript to check this variable and navigate appropriately. This
variable should indicate if postback or new request.
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Hi,
You could also pass a variable in the response's dictionary and use
javascript to check this variable and navigate appropriately. This
variable should indicate if postback or new request.
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You can achieved that by using javascript or jquery. But personally I
prefer jquery so I'll illustrate with a jquery example.
# in your template
funcion submitForm(){
$.ajax({
url: "some url",
type: "POST",
data: $("#myform").serialize(),
success: function(){//do magic}
});
Submit
Note ho
You're welcome. I missed one detail in my last post. Here is it:
On Mar 5, 9:27 pm, leaks wrote:
> thanks bb6xt..! I couldn't find an answer so I went with a forms POST
> request... Thank you anyway... Will give it a try :)
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Hi,
To add another 50 kobo to Babatunde's, I think another way of go may be to have
per-backend translations for all raw queries stored as text files or in the
database and a seamless way of instropecting and fetching the correct
translation at runtime just like language translations. This could
Hi Larry,
Do you have PyYAML installed? If not install it first and retry or
alternatively you could just serialize your fixture in (my personal favorite)
JSON.
Cheers!
Abraham.
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Hi,
If all u nid is a field whose value is a comma separated list of emails den u
dont nid a custom field at all. All u nid is a gud ol CharField. Just set it
like so:
emails=models.CharField(max_length=500, validators=[multi_email_validator,]).
here is what multi_email_validator looks like:
from
Hi folks,
I am writing a PyQt frontend to a django application. Before calling
app.exec_() on the qt app i first start up the django development server on
a thread and later on access my views through a QtWebView. Since I use the
pyrcc4 generated resource file for my qt app I just think it wou
Hi,
I am not entirely sure of what you intend but I will suggest you refactor your
javascript/jQuery code into 3 named functions, 1 for the original script, the
other for the replacement script and the third function should just choose
which of the first two functions to use depending on the ID
Hi Gjorge,
I haven't used Hostgator but I believe just extracting the required packages
into project root should work. Here what am proposing:
myproj/
myproj/
django/
django_extensions/
South
This way you simply upload your project to the server along with the
dependencies.
disla
I'll advice you take a look at the custom user models documentation. It is new
in django 1.5 which will become the latest stable version in less than 2 weeks
from now(?). It looks like the cleanest way imho. Sorry I don't have the link
but am sure a simple search will lead you to the django doc
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