Is there a way to just submit a simple form?

2009-10-30 Thread ssteinerX
Hi! I'm trying to submit a simple: Subject: type form but when I submit, it's nowhere to be found in the REQUEST object (GET or POST) that I've been able to find. Where does it go? I have no problems with regular Django forms, but this is a legacy app I'm moving and I don't want to

Re: Fwd: Twisted WSGI (trunk) + Django 1.1.1 + Pinax Twisted WSGI setup == broken forms?

2009-10-31 Thread ssteinerX
On Oct 31, 12:07 am, "sstein...@gmail.com" wrote: After much aggravation and annoyance, I reset my entire development environment with a new virtualenv with no site packages and only installed the base system requirements. Also, I went back to the simpler method suggested by Pinax though I've

exceptions.UnicodeDecodeError in __deepcopy__

2010-03-01 Thread ssteinerX
omething is a "plain" string so I'm not sure what to pre-convert. So, the question is, where to put the screw? Has anyone seen and solved this? Thanks in advance for any insight anyone might be able to lend. Thanks, S aka/ssteinerX aka/Steve Steiner -- You received this mes

Just deployed to 1.2 w/mod-wsgi, app works, admin's busted

2010-03-01 Thread ssteinerX
This app worked under 1.1 most recently and works under the dev server in 1.2. I got it set up the last way it ran under 1.2 and the the app all seems to work fine, but the admin won't even come up at all; just hangs the server. The apache logs show nothing about the /admin request at all which m

Just deployed to 1.2 w/mod-wsgi, app works, admin's busted

2010-03-01 Thread ssteinerX
This app worked under 1.1 most recently and works under the dev server in 1.2. I got it set up the last way it ran under 1.2 and the the app all seems to work fine, but the admin won't even come up at all; just hangs the server. The apache logs show nothing about the /admin request at all which m

Re: Just deployed to 1.2 w/mod-wsgi, app works, admin's busted

2010-03-02 Thread ssteinerX
On Mar 2, 12:36 pm, Karen Tracey wrote: > On Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 10:25 AM, Alex Robbins > > wrote: > > I think the problem is that you are using the old admin.site.root. You > > should use the include(admin.site.urls) form instead. > > admin.site.root still works, I just tried current trunk run