Re: virtualenv-wrapper

[James Schneider]

Name them appropriately?

You can have as many as you like. They also don't all bed to reside in the
same location. You can keep your code in one folder, your virtual env in
another, and have both of them inside of a patent folder using the name of
the project.

For virtualenvwarpper specifically, the name of the env you are currently
working in is generally prepended to your prompt, and you can switch
anytime with the workon command.

If you really have that many, consider multiple dev servers or instances.
There are a million ways to handle that situation

-James
On Apr 3, 2015 10:52 PM, "Kishan Mehta"  wrote:

> Hi Friends,
>
> I have one doubt about virtualenvwrapper.
> If we have multiple virtual environments in one place for different
> projects.
> How to distinguish which environment is for which project over the period
> of time if number of projects and environments increases.
>
> Thanks,
> Kishan
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virtualenv-wrapper

[Kishan Mehta]

Hi Friends,

I have one doubt about virtualenvwrapper.
If we have multiple virtual environments in one place for different
projects.
How to distinguish which environment is for which project over the period
of time if number of projects and environments increases.

Thanks,
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Re: Help on how to be able to properly install python 3.4.3 idle

[Luis Zárate]

Are you looking for IDE ?

Look here

https://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DjangoResources#IntegratedDevelopmentEnvironments

2015-04-03 23:00 GMT-06:00 Sreenivasarao Pallapu :

> To kick start your Python learning go to
> https://www.udacity.com/course/ud036, (or)
> if you want to go through a book go for 'Learn Python the Hard Way' by Zed
> Shaw.
>
> Only going through a course will not help you to build programming skills,
> go for and solve challenges in sites like CodeEval, codechef, hackerearth
> etc..
>
> On Friday, April 3, 2015 at 3:56:21 PM UTC+5:30, Pythondjango wrote:
>>
>> I am python novice, please educates me and bring me up to a pro python
>> programmer, thank you.Also,how can i use python 3.4.3 version of Gui.
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Re: Help on how to be able to properly install python 3.4.3 idle

[Sreenivasarao Pallapu]

To kick start your Python learning go 
to https://www.udacity.com/course/ud036, (or) 
if you want to go through a book go for 'Learn Python the Hard Way' by Zed 
Shaw.

Only going through a course will not help you to build programming skills, 
go for and solve challenges in sites like CodeEval, codechef, hackerearth 
etc..

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> I am python novice, please educates me and bring me up to a pro python 
> programmer, thank you.Also,how can i use python 3.4.3 version of Gui. 

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Re: Help on how to be able to properly install python 3.4.3 idle

[Sreenivasarao Pallapu]

which environment you are using? windows or linux?

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admin templates not overriding after upgrade to 1.8

[Ezequiel]

Hi!
In my_templates_dir/admin/ I override some admin templates files: 
base.html, base_site.html, change_form.html and index.html. But none of 
them are working after migrate to 1.8.

I read https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/releases/1.8/ but I don't find 
any reference to changes related to this.

Does anyone know if there is a change in this?

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Re: What happens if pk value gets too big?

[Sithembewena Lloyd Dube]

Hahaha ... I like how that ended, Russ :D

Kind regards,
Lloyd

On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 12:57 AM, Russell Keith-Magee <
russ...@keith-magee.com> wrote:

>
> On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 6:25 AM, Mike  wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Is there risk of getting too big PK value while adding and deleting rows
>> for long time in same table?
>> -Mike
>>
>
> It depends on what you mean.
>
> This code:
>
> while True:
> obj = MyObject.objects.create()
> obj.delete()
>
> won't pose any problem at all. The primary key for each obj will
> *generally* increase with each new object that is created - but it's not
> *guaranteed* to increase. After a while, old, lower primary key values will
> be re-allocated to new objects. Exactly how and when this is done depends
> on the database. In short - don't assume that an object A created after
> object B will have a higher primary key value.
>
> However, if you remove the "obj.delete()" line, and you just keep creating
> new objects, you will *eventually* run out of available primary keys. When
> this happens will depend on what data type your primary key has. PostgreSQL
> and MySQL both default to 32 bit primary keys, so that means you can create
> over 2 billion objects before you run out. If this isn't enough, you can
> make your primary key a BIGINT, which will give a limit of 9 quintillion
> objects. If that's not enough... well... you need to stop creating a
> database row for every grain of sand on the beach :-)
>
> Yours,
> Russ Magee %-)
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Re: What happens if pk value gets too big?

[Russell Keith-Magee]

On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 6:25 AM, Mike  wrote:

> Hi,
> Is there risk of getting too big PK value while adding and deleting rows
> for long time in same table?
> -Mike
>

It depends on what you mean.

This code:

while True:
obj = MyObject.objects.create()
obj.delete()

won't pose any problem at all. The primary key for each obj will
*generally* increase with each new object that is created - but it's not
*guaranteed* to increase. After a while, old, lower primary key values will
be re-allocated to new objects. Exactly how and when this is done depends
on the database. In short - don't assume that an object A created after
object B will have a higher primary key value.

However, if you remove the "obj.delete()" line, and you just keep creating
new objects, you will *eventually* run out of available primary keys. When
this happens will depend on what data type your primary key has. PostgreSQL
and MySQL both default to 32 bit primary keys, so that means you can create
over 2 billion objects before you run out. If this isn't enough, you can
make your primary key a BIGINT, which will give a limit of 9 quintillion
objects. If that's not enough... well... you need to stop creating a
database row for every grain of sand on the beach :-)

Yours,
Russ Magee %-)

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What happens if pk value gets too big?

[Mike]

Hi,
Is there risk of getting too big PK value while adding and deleting rows 
for long time in same table? 
-Mike

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installing django

[Karol L]

I found many topic about this but still don't solve the problem.
I installed django and when i try to make a project:



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Re: Flexible For loop

[Peith Vergil]

The tiled cards with varying sizes are done in JavaScript. Have a look at
the Masonry JS library. It'll allow you to easily get the same effect.

You just need to render the Django templates as usual. Then, use Masonry to
automatically rearrange the tiles.
On Apr 3, 2015 11:48 PM, "Nkansah Rexford"  wrote:

> allow me to use wired.com to ask my question
>
> On wired.com, you see the news items displayed in cards, with varying
> sizes.
>
> In django, using the {% for %} will mean all the news item will have the
> same card design and size etc.
>
> Is there a way in Django to have the design intact, and just filling in
> the missing areas without having to use use {% for %} on one particular
> design card to display the list items?
>
> What I tried sometime ago was to use slices in templates, so I would slice
> each index of the returned list one by one, and place them in each card.
>
> Is there a better solution to this?
>
> So something like this, for instance:
>
> {% for i in object_list %}
>  {{ i.title }} 
>  {{ i.description|truncatechars:"250" }} 
> 
>
>  {{ i.title }} 
>  {{ i.description|truncatechars:"100" }}
> 
> {% endfor %}
>
> in the above scenario, django will go through every tag in the {% for %}
> template tag, and will replace first item in the {% for %} block with first
> item in object_list
>
> Should there be left over {{ i.title }}'s in the for loop, it doesn't show
> those parts at all, and hides them.
>
> I don't know if the above concept makes sense, but I'm willing to explain
> further. Or if there's a workaround to doing something like the above
> without using slices, I'm all ears.
>
> thanks
>
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Re: setting up python 3.4.3 on window 7.

[Vernon D. Cole]

Multiple versions of Python will happily run side-by-side on Windows.  I 
regularly have at least six versions installed for testing purposes.

When you install Python 3.4, (using the standard installer from python.org) 
it will also install the Python Launcher for Windows.  Using it, you will 
always type "py" (rather than "python") to launch your Python scripts.  A 
specific version of Python is selected using a command line switch:  "py 
somefile.py" will start the highest-version Python 2.  "py -3 somefile.py" 
will start the highest-version Python 3.  You can also select specific 
releases or 32 vs 64 bit versions. Each version has its own library, so 
there is no confusion. But, unless you have a specific need for Python2, 
don't bother with it. 

The Python Launcher for Windows also looks for a "hash-bang" on the first 
line of your program to specify a specific version of Python. For example, 
if the your script starts with:
#!/usr/lib/python3
then the latest Python 3 on your system will be used. (The /usr/lib is 
ignored on Windows).

Also, I strongly advise against using IDLE to learn Python.  It is the 
worst of many Python Integrated Development Environments.  You will find it 
much easier to learn with a tool like the free community edition of 
PyCharm. (https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/) When you are ready to use 
django seriously, you will want to pay for the professional edition, and 
run django on a virtual Linux computer. PyCharm will make that much easier. 
Also, try to avoid using Windows as a production django server if you have 
that option.

On Friday, April 3, 2015 at 4:26:21 AM UTC-6, Pythondjango wrote:
>
> Greetings to you all. 
> It is my pleasure to meet you all. 
> Please i have a problem in installing a new python 3.4.3 version,even 
> though i had installed the python 2.7.6 version on my window 7 pc through 
> the help of a distant friend who is a python programmer and it running 
> good.And now,i am also trying to become a python programmer, so please can 
> any distinguished gentlemen or ladies give me a realistic details of how i 
> will install this python 3.4.3 version so that i can start writing and 
> learning by practice with its idle. THANKS.

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Flexible For loop

[Nkansah Rexford]

allow me to use wired.com to ask my question

On wired.com, you see the news items displayed in cards, with varying sizes. 

In django, using the {% for %} will mean all the news item will have the same 
card design and size etc.

Is there a way in Django to have the design intact, and just filling in the 
missing areas without having to use use {% for %} on one particular design card 
to display the list items?

What I tried sometime ago was to use slices in templates, so I would slice each 
index of the returned list one by one, and place them in each card.

Is there a better solution to this?

So something like this, for instance:

{% for i in object_list %}
 {{ i.title }} 
 {{ i.description|truncatechars:"250" }} 


 {{ i.title }} 
 {{ i.description|truncatechars:"100" }} 
{% endfor %}

in the above scenario, django will go through every tag in the {% for %} 
template tag, and will replace first item in the {% for %} block with first 
item in object_list

Should there be left over {{ i.title }}'s in the for loop, it doesn't show 
those parts at all, and hides them.

I don't know if the above concept makes sense, but I'm willing to explain 
further. Or if there's a workaround to doing something like the above without 
using slices, I'm all ears.

thanks

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Re: best way to pass options to django views?

[dk]

thanks,
I have 2 options and I made with java script buttons that can transfer the 
lines of one option to another 

now I want to pass all the lines of option2 to the server.



On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 7:17:19 PM UTC-5, Ilya Kazakevich wrote:

> This tutorial is about client-side (JavaScript) while Python/Django is 
> server side:)
>
> What are you trying to do? Pass all options from HTML page to server side? 
> What for?
> In most cases you want to pass the option selected by user to server. You 
> must first read about HTML forms and how to submit them, and then read 
> Django Forms tutorial: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/forms/
>
>
>
> On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 9:35:39 PM UTC+3, dk wrote:
>>
>> I have a option section in my webpage just display the names of some 
>> machines
>>
>> doing this tutorial I was able to get all the lines that appear in the 
>> "option" tag of my html.
>> http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/tryit.asp?filename=tryjsref_select_options
>> and I can get a big string that I can separate by comas.
>>
>> I was going to put that big long string as the last part of the url and 
>> use it with a get method such:
>>
>> url:   mywebsite/myapp/?options=txt
>>
>> def profile_page(request):
>> options = request.GET.get("options", "")
>> #here parse the options string
>>  
>> is this something recommended? or is a better smarter way?
>> thanks =)
>>
>>
>>

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Re: "The outermost 'atomic' block cannot use savepoint = False when autocommit is off." error after upgrading to Django 1.8

[Matt Woodward]

Thanks so much for the quick and thorough reply!

I think I'm set now with the "Right" example below -- I was getting errors 
(the most cryptic of which was just "__exit__") when I was trying various 
incarnations of atomic but it seems to be working now using the example you 
provided.

The last thing I need to verify is the behavior change around assigning 
unsaved objects to relations since in this particular case I'm creating a 
new object and then saving other objects that have the first one as a FK, 
but that's looking good thus far in testing.

Thanks again for your help -- much appreciated!

Matt

On Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 12:09:59 PM UTC-7, Simon Charette wrote:
>
> Hi Matt,
>
> I think it would be preferable to use atomic() here.
>
> From reading the documentation 
>  it looks 
> like you might already be in a transaction when calling `set_autocommit` 
> but it's hard to tell without the full traceback.
>
> What kind of errors do you get from:
>
> def foo(request):
> with transaction.atomic():
> # ... do stuff involving multiple database actions ...
>
> Note that you should never catch `DatabaseError` within an `atomic()` 
> context. You should wrap the context managed block with a try/except 
> instead:
>
> *Wrong*
> with transaction.atomic():
> try:
> # Do database stuff possibly raising database errors
> except DatabaseError:
> pass
>
>
> *Right*
> try:
> with transaction.atomic():
> # Do database stuff possibly raising database errors
> except DatabaseError:
> pass
>
> Simon
>
> Le jeudi 2 avril 2015 14:42:26 UTC-4, Matt Woodward a écrit :
>>
>> Hi all -- I just upgraded one of my projects to Django 1.8 from 1.7.7 and 
>> in a view function where we're doing manual transaction management 
>> (Postgres) I'm now getting the error in the subject line.
>>
>> Basic gist of the code involved:
>>
>> def foo(request):
>>   try:
>> transaction.set_autocommit(False)
>>
>> ... do stuff involving multiple database actions ...
>>   except (DatabaseError, Exception) as e:
>> transaction.rollback()
>>
>> This worked fine in 1.7.7 so I'm not sure what I need to change to get it 
>> working with 1.8.
>>
>> I did read the docs on the atomic() functionality and took a few runs at 
>> that but just wound up with different errors, so I thought I'd start with 
>> what I originally had and see what I need to change to make Django 1.8 
>> happy. But if using the atomic() stuff is preferable any tips around that 
>> would also be appreciated; I can post the errors I'm getting when trying 
>> things that way as needed.
>>
>> Appreciate any ideas anyone has. Thanks.
>>
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Re: [ANNOUNCE] Django 1.8 released

[Marc Aymerich]

On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:46 PM, Tim Graham  wrote:

> Django 1.8, the next long-term support release, is now available:
>
> https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2015/apr/01/release-18-final/
>
> With the release of Django 1.8, Django 1.6 has reached end-of-life. As
> such, Django 1.6.11 is the final release of the 1.6 series. Django 1.7 will
> continue to receive security updates until the release of Django 1.9 (planned
> for October 2015 ).
> Django 1.4 (the previous LTS) will receive security updates for another six
> months (ending October 1, 2015) to give time for users to upgrade to Django
> 1.8 LTS
>


Outstanding work guys !!
just upgraded my +40 apps project to 1.8 and everything went really
smoothly :)

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Re: setting up python 3.4.3 on window 7.

[ADEWALE ADISA]

Hi guy,
It will be cumbersome for you to have bothe versions on your systems
without using virtualenv.
But as you said you are just stating, my advice for you is to uninstall the
old version completely and then install the 3.4.3 fresh.
If u don't unstall the old version, as u are typing "python" on your cmd
prompt its the old version that would be coming up since it is the one
registered into your path.
So below are your options:
1. Unstall 2.7 and install 3.4.3
2. Install 3.4.3, rename the python executable from "python" to "python3".
THEN add python3 to your path.
3. Use virtualenv and virtualwrapper

Hope it help.
 On Apr 3, 2015 11:26 AM, "Pythondjango"  wrote:

> Greetings to you all.
> It is my pleasure to meet you all.
> Please i have a problem in installing a new python 3.4.3 version,even
> though i had installed the python 2.7.6 version on my window 7 pc through
> the help of a distant friend who is a python programmer and it running
> good.And now,i am also trying to become a python programmer, so please can
> any distinguished gentlemen or ladies give me a realistic details of how i
> will install this python 3.4.3 version so that i can start writing and
> learning by practice with its idle. THANKS.
>
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Help on how to be able to properly install python 3.4.3 idle

[Pythondjango]

I am python novice, please educates me and bring me up to a pro python 
programmer, thank you.Also,how can i use python 3.4.3 version of Gui. 

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setting up python 3.4.3 on window 7.

[Pythondjango]

Greetings to you all. 
It is my pleasure to meet you all. 
Please i have a problem in installing a new python 3.4.3 version,even though i 
had installed the python 2.7.6 version on my window 7 pc through the help of a 
distant friend who is a python programmer and it running good.And now,i am also 
trying to become a python programmer, so please can any distinguished gentlemen 
or ladies give me a realistic details of how i will install this python 3.4.3 
version so that i can start writing and learning by practice with its idle. 
THANKS.

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