'dict' object has no attribute 'autoescape'

Hi, A year or two ago I created a small web application in django. I've now brought it out of retirement and am trying to get it up and running with the latest svn trunk code. I realize there have been many changes to django in the mean time, however, the error I am getting just doesn't make sen

Data portal (reports website) with Django?

Hi, I need to build a corporate site which displays various numbers, statistics and metrics for decision makers. Basically a decision support system or even the kind of stuff crystal reports is used for. Typically, we have built 'reports' that display specific data. Each report is made up of on

explicit array access in django templates

Let's say I have two arrays: data=[["a",1,9],["b",2,8],["c",3,7],["d",4,6],["e",5,5]] type=['string','number','number] I iterate through the 'data' array (either with 'for' or 'range' loops) and render a with values from the array. ... range rownumber from 0 to sizeOfData ... range columnnumber

Re: explicit array access in django templates

Don, First of all I have to admit that I was testing with jinja templates, which are supposed to be based on django (i wanted to run into just these kinds of limits before setting up django). Unfortunately I don't know hwo many columns my table will have, I want a generic solution which requires

status of authentication updates?

I am working on my first Django app and it looks like I will need RowLevelPermissions (perhaps GenericAuthorization as well). Can anyone provide an estimate of its release (merge with the main branch)? I need to know if I can use it in my project, which I hope will go live a few weeks after I ha

Re: create models from the admin page?

ble to find an outline of the most important classes and how they relate to each other, from the perspective of a django framework developer. I may like to experiment myself. James Bennett wrote: > On 5/3/06, falcon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I wonder if you could say a f

Re: create models from the admin page?

It looks like I'm not the only one thinking about these ideas, Django devs themselves have proposed this as one of the ideas for SOC coders: "create a project and super user with one command line statement, fire up the development web server, and import/create/refine your model using live data fr

create models from the admin page?

I just started looking at Django, looks very interesting. However, couldn't models be defined in the admin page, rather than in python code? In fact, is there a reason why we couldn't download django, run the embedded web server, go to the admin page and do every thing there (except templates)?

Re: create models from the admin page?

x27;t look like models.py is where you put complicated logic). If anything, users could receive immediate feedback rather than having typos or syntax errors show up when only when they try to load the page (as I'm going through right now). James Bennett wrote: > On 5/3/06, falcon <[EM