pength wrote:
> I think it's a common way in C or C++ project to do like this, just
> don't know how to do it in Django. I have tried to put
> "MAX_UNIT_FOR_ONE_USER = 100" in the settings.py, and used it in
> views, but got an error as "global name MAX_UNIT_FOR_ONE_USER not
> defined", etc...
This works, but when you use the constants, you first have to import
the settings, by doing:
from django.conf import settings
and then you when you use it, you need to refer to it as
"settings.MAX_UNIT_FOR_ONE_USER".
- Terry
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