Has anyone written an appointment-scheduling calendar template yet?

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Re: escaping a wider range of characters

On 9/28/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Wouldn't it be nice if it replaced a wider range of characters? not > sure how useful it would be, but i think some unusual characters may > not be displayed correctly if not escaped. The five characters that 'escape' transforms correspond to the

escaping a wider range of characters

Hi, The filter docs say for the "escape" filter: Escapes a string's HTML. Specifically, it makes these replacements: * "&" to "" * < to "" * > to "" * '"' (double quote) to '' * "'" (single quote) to '' Wouldn't it be nice if it replaced a wider range

Re: Shouldn't base Field.validate check explicitly set validators in validator_list?

On 9/28/06, shaunc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'd think that Field.validate should at least call explicitly set > validators. (Best, perhaps, would be for it to call validate_explicit, > and validate_default -- where subclasses override validate_default to > change behavior on a per-class

Shouldn't base Field.validate check explicitly set validators in validator_list?

I believe the following code should print "FOO", but it doesn't. This seems to be because django.db.models.fields.Field.validate does nothing (and IntegerField doesn't override this). I'd think that Field.validate should at least call explicitly set validators. (Best, perhaps, would be for it to