Hi,
I have a strange problem running Django on a GrokThis.net shared
hosting account:
Environment:
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Apache/2.0.59 (Unix)
mod_fastcgi/2.4.2
PostgreSQL 8.1.3
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settings.py:
Hi,
How do I display an exception's argument as a message in Django's
admin?
I want the exception's argument to be displayed as an error message at
the top of the add stage - instead of having the exception argument
displayed at the debug page. Furthermore, I would like to add an error
message t
Interesting indeed!
Not that comparisons always make sense, but Django seems to be far
behind Rails in this respect. See for example
http://www.activerdf.org/.
Except for some posts by Bill de hÓra, RDF support did not get a lot
of attention. Good you're here Bill...
Previously, I had some thou
Hi,
How do I display an exception's argument as a message in Django's
admin?
I want the exception's argument to be displayed as an error message at
the top of the add stage - instead of having the exception argument
displayed at the debug page. Furthermore, I would like to add an error
message t
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