On 8/29/2010 12:05 AM, dave b wrote:
> On 29 August 2010 13:33, Graham Dumpleton wrote:
>>
>>
>> On Aug 29, 1:17 pm, dave b wrote:
>>> On 29 August 2010 08:28, Steve Holden wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 8/28/2010 6:10 PM, Graham Dumpleton wrote:
>
you may be correct in treating this as a vulnerability, but
your estimate of its seriousness appears to disagree with that of
others. If you want to have your code seriously considered for inclusion
(and why not?) you should raise it in the Django issue tracker - see
"Reporting Bugs" in
y. Yes, it might be a
problem. But you'll notice it's #22 on a list of 25 ...
Anyway, since you have done your civic duty there's a good chance that a
fix will find its way into some future version. Thanks for being a good
citizen.
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't work"
You don't show any code, you don't give us any error messages, you don't
describe the failure mode at all. You simply say that you fail tp get
the form values and you "face a problem" in storing the information in
the database.
Is it that you don't know
On 8/29/2010 6:51 PM, Goran wrote:
> Thanks for the answer Steve. I'm Django and Python novice and here is
> what I was try. But it doesn't work.
>
> from django.contrib.flatpages.models import FlatPage
>
> class NewFlatpage(FlatPage):
>
> class Meta:
The
ore than 5,000
impressions a day you are an idiot who will never deserve gainful
employment in the web world.
How many hits a day does your site get?
Look, get off your high horse. Stop trying to prove to everyone how
clever you are, join the community and start to seriously learn from the
many b
Thanks for the reminder. I apologize.
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On Aug 30, 2010 10:04 PM, "Russell Keith-Magee"
wrote:
>> On 8/30/2010 9:09 PM, dave b wrote:
>>> Do not pass go do not collect profit!
> ...
>>> Put your hands up in the air like you just don't c
ds in the template? What's
wrong with doing it in the view, which is what everyone else does and
how Django is intended to be used? See Jonas' remarks below.
regards
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>> On Sep 1, 6:02 pm, Jonas Geiregat wrote:
>>>> You don't write Python code inside your
the cx_oracle database driver a
> threaded=True option (which is off by default).
>
> So I added the following to my database config and I'm hoping I'll be
> happy tomorrow morning...
>
> 'OPTIONS': {'threaded': True}
>
>
> I'll update
way to go about this? Is it necessary to create
a custom widget to achieve this?
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A many-to-many relationship represents a constraint on the database,
which is therefore reflected by Django as a constraint in the user input.
What would you expect Django to do if the user enters the name of a
tool in your form that doesn't exist?
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> class Tool(models.
id',))
>
> Seems to work fine.
>
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jects.aggregate(Max('id'))
p = Input.objects.get(pk=maxid)
No need to worry about the possibility of an exception, since the maxid
value is guaranteed to exist (as long as there's at least one row in the
table). This does, however, rely on the assumption that auto-increm
dot notation to select the elements:
{% for x in VALUES %}
First item is x.0
Second item is x.1
{% endfor %}
I believe in more recent versions you have the option of unpacking the
two elements in the for statement:
{% for x1, x2 in lists %}
...
{% endfor
can pass that item to your template and iterate over it.
>
> I tried this, its not working.
>
Sorry, but "not working" does not constitute useful information.
My car isn't working. Can you fix it? ;-)
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oad of time in something that could have
been better spent writing something from scratch.
Many thanks
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On 9/18/2010 6:16 PM, Bobby Roberts wrote:
> only thing that does is return this:
>
> width="65"/>
>
>
>
perhaps with using a "through" table (? is that what they are
called) to add one or more status columns to store further attributes of
the relationship such as "post_main_course" / "with_main_course" (useful
for searching).
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way.
>
> -Ben
> (and I'm sure the sites are on the same domain -- if I hardcode the
> full url, the callback works fine).
>
SERVER_NAME and SERVER_PORT are available in HttpRequest.META if you
want to construct full URLs.
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he two web servers are sharing a disk they are presumably fairly
local to each other. Why not just a single database server with each
Django server connecting to it over a LAN? You may need to think more
deeply abut transaction isolation. Just an idea ...
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k phones and save it all to database and get Phone model ids for
> this phone numbers. And return this ids
>
> All work well. Simple solution for this task. Thank you for help!
>
Most of the help seems to have been self-provided, so well done!
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ason to
> spend the effort making it reusable.
True to a certain extend, but it takes a certain amount of experience to
recognize a true YAGNI.
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hich can greatly helps when it comes to maintainance.
>
> Ok, I see your point, but still - there`s nothing about this in the
> main django documentation as far as I know. The docs should have a
> section about organizing projects where the standard models.py and
> views.py doesn`t fit
On 9/27/2010 11:31 AM, Thomas Weholt wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 4:52 PM, bruno desthuilliers
> wrote:
>> On 27 sep, 12:55, Thomas Weholt wrote:
>>> On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 12:40 PM, Steve Holden wrote:
>>>> I think the point is to learn enough Pytho
lose by.
I will let you know more when I hear more. In the meantime, I am
wondering whether it might be more practical to have a third year at the
Doubletree in Portland, and adopt a longer time frame for 2012 planning
for an East coast conference. Feedback on that question would be welcome.
regards
rlando for me (sorry, I just can't bring myself to like the place as a
conference venue, great as it may be for a family vacation). While the
other two cities might be possibilities for future years I don't think
they are any more likely to be practical for 2011 than Chicago or New
York,
I've used Aptana for a while now and it's worked great for me.
http://www.aptana.com/
rgds
On Sep 27, 2:07 pm, Carlos Daniel Ruvalcaba Valenzuela
wrote:
> So far there is 3 big ones for django, Eclipse + PyDev or Aptana +
> PyDev, WingIDE (latest version can even debug django templates) and
> P
There seemed to be a general feeling that a change of venue should head
Eastwards rather than South. So we are looking primarily for East coast
locations as an alternative to Portland for 2011.
regards
Steve
On 9/27/2010 11:49 PM, David Zhou wrote:
> Is the bay area right out for cost reas
On 9/28/2010 1:19 AM, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
> On Mon, 2010-09-27 at 22:51 -0400, Steve Holden wrote:
>> I'd just like to briefly report back on the inquiries Nancy and I have
>> been making into East coast venues for DjangoCon 2011.
>
> just curious - why a ho
support from a broad cross-section
of the community.
I hope nobody takes this the wrong way.
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On 9/28/2010 8:48 AM, Rev. Johnny Healey wrote:
> It seems like no one has suggested New Orleans yet, so I'm just going
> to toss that out there.
>
> -Johnny
>
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On 9/28/2010 9:44 AM, Dana Spiegel wrote:
> Steve,
>
> This seems totally reasonable.
>
> Looking at this from a different perspective, given that there are a
> large and increasing number of python-based startups in NYC, would it
> make a difference re: which city was chose
ects.get(id=1).offer_type returns
> the numeric value only ("3" instead of "free"... which I suppose is to
> be expected).
>
> Thanks!
>
You should find that your model instances have a
get_offer_type_display() method that you can call to retrieve the value
;t know about a fake object, but surely if you put everything you
want in a Python dict and then serialize that it will arrive in
JavaScript as an object with named fields, which you can use as you want
by referencing the fields as object attributes. Or am I missing something?
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tr(foo, field))
>
I believe that last line should read
setattr(spam, field, getattr(foo, field))
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It sounds to me as though the image is being transmitted with the wrong
MIME Type. Image files are binary data, but something in your
application is treating is as a string.
regards
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On 9/29/2010 1:05 PM, werefr0g wrote:
> Hi,
>
> You should check that your file is actually utf-
It might be helpful to provide rather more of the traceback information.
Also, check your database encoding. Somehow you are requiring Django to
convert a Unicode string in to an ASCII string.
regards
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On 9/29/2010 2:01 PM, jean polo wrote:
> hi Steve
>
> do you have any ad
{% else %}
> 18{{ field.field }}
> 19{% endif %}
> 20{% endif %}
>
Is there any possibility that your server is trying to report a 500
error, and that it's actually the
Just as "^" means "start of string" so "$" mean "end of string", so "^$"
means a string where the end is next to the beginning.
You can read the Python documentation for the "re"module for more
insight into all this.
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ise otherwise a high priority will be trying to keep the
2011 cost as close to this year's level as I can.
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n't stop it being
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possible,
given the nature of the error]. Or did you just copy a partial output
thinking that it would be enough? The full "traceback", as it's called,
would allow a more detailed analysis.
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Seems fine to me.
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> django login() and get access to django docs but can't search
> django docs from the django website any explanation?
>
Are you maybe running NoScript or some other script inhibiting extension
to your browser? The search feature's working just f
import WomensApparelForm, TVForm, CandyForm
from thatmodule import LaptopForm
from theothermodule import CarForm, TruckForm
and so on. All you are doing is juggling namespaces, but as "import
this" reminds us, "namespaces are one honking good idea. Let's do more
of those
nder Apache, however, that
is not the case.
Also note that "str" is not a happy choice of name, since it is also the
name of one of Python's basic types and you may wish to use it as such.
Having a variable called "str" in your code stops you from doing so.
A little more inf
What about www.mysite.com/default.asp? It might be helpful if you could
give us a little more insight into the real requirement here, rather
than a technical question based on some interpretation of the requirement.
regards
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On 10/5/2010 12:57 PM, Alec Shaner wrote:
> Definitely sou
page /data will be the same.
> .This is why I need to consider the validation for duplicates
> thanks for the replies
> harry
>
> On Oct 5, 10:00 pm, Steve Holden wrote:
>> What aboutwww.mysite.com/default.asp?It might be helpful if you could
>> give us a little more in
e who post on this list aren't paid to do so, and mostly have
full-time jobs.
So a little patience will make it more likely people will help you.
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the case. Most sites have a front-end server (typically nginx
or Apache) serve the static content directly. For things like CSS style
sheets and graphics permissions aren't usually that important. Stodge's
case appears to be different.
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rtainly shouldn't be seeing anything "funky".
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On 10/6/2010 11:59 AM, Lisa Gandy wrote:
> Thanks for the help,
> This ended up working
> (r'^admin/(.*)', admin.site.root)
>
> Now, when I look at the admin panel, its really funky looking
order data.
It's very easy to write RESTful Django views, and you can easily use
either JSON or XML (among other possible formats) to transfer the data
between the two sites.
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Don't we all, sometimes?
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,the self.threads should
> have printed the initially added thread's name and instance.
> Please tell me if I am missing something
>
Are you sure that everything is being run in the same process? If (for
example) you are using Apache as a front-end then, as I understand it,
I don't believe so, guess you have to keep looking.
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On 10/7/2010 11:46 AM, jimgardener wrote:
> I am using the development server..will that cause such a problem?
> jim
>
>> Are you sure that everything is being run in the same process? If (for
>> exampl
As others have observed, I see the correct dates for holidays I created,
including 2010-10-10.
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On 10/9/2010 7:46 AM, Rene Vielma wrote:
> Hello
>
> I've upload the sandbox project whit develop server to
> http://200.63.96.245:8000/admin/
> user and p: test
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e of the
directories on your path to the django-admin.py file.
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programs to execute.
I'd be very surprised, by the way, to find the ls program in
/usr/local/bin. It normally lives (as do most other system binaries) in
/bin.
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imple:
def sqlesc(s):
return replace("'", "''")
and the SQL generation would read something like (again, untested):
sql = "SELECT foo, bar FROM proj_words WHERE foo IN (%s)" % \
", ".join("'%s'&qu
ary
decimal values. You would not want your input to validate correctly with
an entry of (say) 14.501, which might be possible if the
limit was expressed as a floating-point number.
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hey do that, but if they are so
unsophisticated that they let two different users interact with the
system through a single login account they must expect trouble with
authenticated systems.
As is so often the case, education is the answer. And, as is so often
the case, the users would rather sacr
able_data %}
>
>
> {{ row.Organization.id }}
>
>
> <% endfor %}
>
>
> I guess I'll have to pass another query set object to do this,
> will this have any effect on the throughput of the database?
> Is it possible to access cached result of th
a lot more about building web sites than you apparently do
at the moment.
If you don't gain the experience, you risk exposing yourself to large
liabilities.
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return u'%s: %s' % (self.getGallery(),
self.title)
You actually have to _call_ the getGallery method.
Note that the __unicode__ and getGallery methods Mike describes should
be methods of your photos model.
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but that terminates the lookup on the last item (rest), instead of
> calling the lambda on the way down!
>
By the way, what are you imagining the functions nest(), pest() and
rest() will return? They cannot all return HTTP responses, since there
can only be a single response to a single request
t() in earlier Pythons?
...
> if func in list_of_allowed_funcs:
> func(arg)
> return HttpResponse('whatever')
>
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object's groups. It's all going to get a bit painful trying to do this
with a urlconf.
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ontrol but have it include as its last
statement
from local_settings import *
The local_settings.py file is then maintained outside source control on
each target platform. This works very nicely, and allows you to maintain
common settings without having to edit a file that's under code contro
odel like ,
> class MyModel(django.models.Model):
> user_enrty=tkinter.Scale(...)
>
Unfortunately you cannot do this. Tkinter assumes direct control of the
desktop, whereas Django is a web system that must use HTML (or similar)
to deliver markup to the user's desktop using HTTP. Tkinter
orget using Python is that Python isn't available on
the browser. You have to deliver content from Django that the user's
browser can execute, and that isn't likely to include Python in most cases.
http://www.learnthenet.com/learn-about/how-the-web-works/
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persuaded by sensible arguments) to dump a copy of a row (plus possibly
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On 11/11/2010 5:04 PM, Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
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Shouldn't that be "first beta"?
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the User has to be saved before the Persona. You could do this by
extending the Persona.save() method to save the User as well.
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>
> So... I'm a being too lazy, or perhaps just stupid?
>
You can import names individually from a module. In your examoke you
would do this:
from models import Model, Somefield, OtherField
class SomeModel(Model):
something = SomeField(someoption=something)
and
o post here aren't particularly experienced and
so may not appreciate exactly what's going on.
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On 11/16/2010 10:52 AM, Scot Hacker wrote:
> On Nov 15, 8:45 pm, Steve Holden wrote:
>>
>> Perhaps he did, but that's no reason to believe him until we know that
>> his assessment of the situation is likely to be realistic. Don't forget
>> that a lot of peo
ge %20 in the middle of my link, which seems to relate
> to the curly braces in my link:
>
>
>
Bingo! (I hope).
Try
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ATIC_PREFIX into your
contexts with a context processor. That way it happens without any need
for template code.
In particular, see
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ill also be decrementing object.value, so if we
> have 2 processes running the above script at the same time, I would
> expect the later process to return line 7 as 3 and not 4.
>
Shouldn't some saving occur for that to be true?
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arField(max_length=1, default="R") # This field
type is corrected
pagid = models.IntegerField() # Note this should eventually become
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On 11/21/2010 10:52 AM, jonno wrote:
> I think I'm getting there, and thanks Steve! I've switched my
> directory structure around a bit, but I'm now able to make changes
> with predictable results. Still no image, however, but I can't be too
> far off. I'll
no direct evidence) simply
crediting you with more knowledge than you actually had.
Misunderstandings can be frustrating, and we all give in to the
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> ^
> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>>
> shouldn't i use this way
>
No. You typed "python" at the command line. You need, probably, to type
wsdl2py --extende --file=D:\soap\FlyppSms.wsdl
a
an ok?
It seems like a perfectly sensible plan to me. You will probably find
that you can define a hierarchy of templates, with the basic look and
feel provided by the top-level templates.
Sub-templates aren't always necessary.
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> But I get this error:
> QuerySet object has no attribute modelType.
>
> Thanks for your help!
The error message was trying to be helpful - you just didn't realize
that you don't need a QuerySet, but a model instance.
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On Dec 29 2009, 1:44 pm, Durbin wrote:
> very cool! any plans to integrate it fully into the django templating
> system?
Glad you like it.
Amit Upadhyay has written a loader here:
http://github.com/amitu/dutils/blob/master/dutils/shpaml_loader.py
I've used shpaml mostly with django, but for my
This might just have been a spelling issue.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/databases/#sqlite-notes
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On Apr 8, 2010 12:18 AM, "yangyang" wrote:
how exactly set up the database engine as SQLight? The tutorial
doesn't seem to tell us...
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Oh, I see it wasn't just a Google failure.
Thierry gave you the correct answer, but omitted to mention (or we omitted
to notice) that those lines go in your settings.py file. No use typing them
on the command line. ..
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On Apr 9, 2010 12:26 AM, "Steve Holden" wro
at some backwards compatibility hook
sets DATABASES["default"] from the original DATABASE_* variables?
Would a one-day "Running the Django-users Tutorial on 1.2" be any use?
regards
Steve
On Apr 9, 2010 12:31 AM, "Steve Holden" wrote:
Oh, I see it wasn't just a Google
[facepalm] is much quicker and far less painful; -)
On Apr 8, 2010 4:25 PM, "chr" wrote:
hi rolando,
yep, that fixed it. stupid me. i'll spend the next few hours hitting
my head against the desk. thank you so much.
cheers, chr
On Apr 8, 5:44 pm, Rolando Espinoza La Fuente
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> On Thu, A
What's easiest way to ensure that further data is displayed as a part of
the emails sent after a server error? Some of the data would be present
in all requests, some might only be available for particular requests.
regards
Steve
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ChoiceField on
one form in which the user selects a location, and when they submit
that it needs to bring up another form with another choice field whose
options depend upon the location.
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object and then save it. But I end up with an empty object. Do
I really have to set the attributes individually? Or is there a more
concise way to do it?
Thanks,
Steve Bergman
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be nice to store it in some sort of MultiCharField which takes a
list.
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