Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:
It's not currently available. If I've got time, I might clean it up and
release it... maybe, maybe not.
That would be great. :-)
It would also be nice if the comments system worked with Opera (you
know, those pesky Nokia 770 handhelds...), but I guess it mainly
depend
goodieboy wrote:
Hi, I've been using Django for the past 2 weeks and I'm in love. Now,
I'm forced to build an app with PHP 4! The host does have Python. I'm
wondering... is it nuts to use PHP to talk to python, to take advantage
of something like SQLAlchemy? :)
This may interest you:
Django a
> One of the things that motivated my design was the ability to store
> creation dates - i.e. you can see exactly when you (or anyone else)
> tagged a specific item with a specific bit of text. Ian's solution
> goes further, and has various models, including a 'Bookmark' that
> allows more inform
> I have been using django with postgres on windows while builiding my
> application for the last month or so.
> I have just spend the day putting the app onto a linux box. It has just
> been pointed out to me by one of my colleagues,
> while building psycopg on the linux box, that it is a Gnu Pub
>> I suppose it would be ok for my article authors to mark up their
>> articles using simple HTML tags, like H1 and IMG, and save the entire
>> article as a TextField. It would be really great, though, if articles
>> could be converted to PDF files automatically, and using HTML tags
>> would ruin
> One may also consider one of the two articles to be the translation of
> the other (which is what I plan on doing for my project), thus
> considering the both to be different articles and having no
> information on the language in the url.
> So something like this :
> "/articles/topic/subtopic/a
> I have not decided yet, but Docutils and Markdown seem to have quite
> similar syntax, so the fact that Docutils can export to other formats
> than (X)HTML plays a decisive role for me.
Apart from the fact that I've been using Docutils for years, it is more
featureful than Markdown, and I like
> What do you think about this: http://tinyurl.com/eeejh
I don't know, I'm not going to click on a link that will redirect me
anywhere else. I don't like TinyURLs, the problems outweigh the
benefits.
tinyurl considered harmful
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-ws-desc/2004Feb/0014.html
Ri
> Your comments are very welcome.
Wow, man (or whatever you are), you're something. :-)
You actually cite your detractors on your own pages (see bottom of
http://case.lazaridis.com/multi/wiki/DjangoAudit , and of
http://lazaridis.com/core/eval/index.html ).
Maybe you actually *mean* something,
> "This Project is Committed to Users of Open Source Products. It tries to
> save their time,
...while wasting the developers' one, right. :-|
> "The weaknesses of the Open Source Product, the Code Base, the producing
> Project, the surounding Community and the Leadership are transparently
> pr
That's a nice site you got there. :-)
I tried a search (box on the upper right), but got a 500 code. What did
you use for full text search?
And two more questions:
1) where's the english language version?
2) where's the source? ;-)
-- Nicola Larosa - http://www.tekNico.net/
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>> 2) where's the source? ;-)
> In my Eclipse workspace, why? :-)))
Weee [nudge nudge, wink wink, saynomore]
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> Again, can we just let this thread die? Per the Wikipedia entry on
> him, Ilias has been banned from posting to this list.
This does not feel right. Though I understand the reasons that may have
led the admins to this decision, it's always a failure when a community
cannot evolve a way to handl
Aidas Bendoraitis wrote:
> Hello Django Professionals!
>
> I am making a Django-based website that has to be multilingual.
Me too. :-)
> Everything is clear about making the admin section and the templates
> translatable. The problem is multilingual objects.
>
> I could think of several approac
Simone Brunozzi wrote:
> I'm looking for conferences or events about Django, Dabatases, Mysql,
> PHP, Python, Ruby in Europe in 2008.
The second Italian Python conference, with two talks on Django, one on
Google App Engine, lots of other good stuff, and instant English
translation of many talks:
Berco Beute wrote:
> I've been using Moodle (moodle.org), which offers the functionality
> you are looking for, and would prefer to use a Djange-based system
> as well. I haven't found one though.
I don't know of any Django-based one. This one uses Zope:
Silva Dynamic Learning Content Management
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