On 8/30/05, Chris Ryland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are people working on such things? (I know the answer is partially yes,
> because I've noticed various efforts underway here and there.) What's
> the prognosis?
Because we (World Online) have been using Django for about two years
while we've b
Manuzhai--
Yes, thanks for that thoughtful response. Yes, sorry, I knew they were
called "apps", not "plug-ins," but I'm still very new at this game.
And, yes, I realize Django is very new to the outside world, and these
things will take time to happen.
I look forward to all the good things comi
> Are people working on such things? (I know the answer is partially yes,
> because I've noticed various efforts underway here and there.) What's
> the prognosis?
As you may or may not have noticed, these kinds of plugins are called
"apps" in Django, and are more or less pluggable into any Django
I realize that Django already has most of the machinery present to
build blogs and discussion boards, but I wonder when/if we'll see
packaged add-ins that solve these problems robustly "out of the box."
E.g., a robust blog add-in should have categories, tags, and
track-backs, none of which are pr
Well here's the patch as it stands on my system.
transition.diff
Description: Binary data
Do you mean db_check->database_check? That seems to check permissions
and what not (which now that I think about it, I didn't really take
into account). But it doesn't seem to even be approaching the ability
to ALTER a table dependant on a new model. Did I miss something here?
The two step proc
On 8/30/05, Brant Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I now have a working solution to ticket #12.
Your solution is very intriguing. There's already a "django-admin.py
updatedb", which is currently commented-out in
django/core/management.py and is only about 75% done. It's similar to
what you've
Has anyone else thought about how SOAP or XML-RPC would work with
Django's Manipulators?
Okay... here's the "back story" to the question...
I have a "pre-alpha" web services layer (currently it's just for
XML-RPC, but I'd like to add SOAP, and even -- gasp-- the Atom
protocol). It's composed of
I now have a working solution to ticket #12.
I've added some code to management.py that allows one to run:
> django-admin.py transition
This then compares your current db to your models in that app, and
next to each model creates a "transition file" so if your model was
called "app.py", next to
Tim,
Thanks for your thoughts. I'd done something very similiar in my
previous Rails implementation of this web application, and the approach
works, well, as good as your lexer function.
What I was really looking for was some guidance on the proper way to
move from one Django view to another (e
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