Re: Tree View
Julio Nobrega wrote:
's are possible, it's in fact what I use on my (to-be) site:
{% for node in node_tree %}
{{ node.body }}
{% endfor %}
It's still not semantic (uses presentation style instead of nested
s). It's looking like if I really want a true list view I need to
build a custom tag. Right now I think I'm just going to spread the tree
out across the URL space.
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relating ManyToMany to itself
Hi, I've got an Article object (what a surprise !), and was willing to relate it to other articles My initial plan was to use a ManyToMany relationship, but it doesn't seem to be possible (I tried specifying "self"). I also tried to specify my ManyToMany relationship using an intermediary table, but this doesn't seem to be edited inline (I get a "bool object is not callable" error). Am I missing something ? Regards, -- Brice Carpentier aka Br|ce
Re: Magic removal
Yes, the magic removal stuff will mean quite a lot of changes for me too. But I think the platform will be greatly improved as a result, and fortunatley my app hasn't grown too large yet! One thing I love about Django is how well Adrian and co usually go about documenting the changes. http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/RemovingTheMagic for those who haven't seen it.
Re: Making Django Development server available to local network.
Panos Laganakos wrote: > Hello, > > I am using a local server for all web development stuff. So I set up > django on it and started the tutorial. > > Thing is, that when I try '$ python manage runserver 10.0.0.3:8000' to > start the server, it won't make it available to the network. You could try 'manage runserver 0:8000' so it won't bind to a specific interface/ip address. -janr
Making Django Development server available to local network.
Hello, I am using a local server for all web development stuff. So I set up django on it and started the tutorial. Thing is, that when I try '$ python manage runserver 10.0.0.3:8000' to start the server, it won't make it available to the network. I tried doing it with admin privileges, but still the other machines can't browse it. Apache is showing fine to the local network, so I suppose I must be doing something wrong with django's DS.
Re: Serving xhtml with correct mime-type
Yes, I did find it, thanks. And in general that is one thing that has impressed me about django, that there are pretty good docs, presented very clearly. It engenders confidence. Geoff
Re: _manipulator_validate_FOO() , i need help.
i just need an example of _manipulator_validate_foo(..).
