Your field might be a type of DateTimeField, and you passed a Date object.
graham_king wrote:
Dear django developers,
Using the latest django from SVN with python 2.4.2 and mysql 4.1.14,
when I try and save an object with a date in it I get the following
error:
File "test.py", line 9, in
Ivan Fedorov wrote:
Adrian Holovaty пишет:
In the magic-removal branch most traces of automatic pluralization
have been removed, but the table names are still pluralized by
default. I don't think they should be. Is this just a change that's
meant to happen, but hasn't yet? I seem to remembe
At the current code, we could only hopes that all database backend
modules fully support Python DB API 2.0, in this case the Exception
tree. I did a simple dir() and looks like MySQLdb, psyopg1, and sqlite3
all support the exceptions, therefore you can reliably catch
IntegrityError exception
Brant Harris wrote:
I'm not really sure if this is known (is there a ticket?), but I'd bet
that this problem will be cleared up after the magic removal branch
goes trunk.
Hopefully. This likely a little bug in contrib/admin/views/main.py.
- If not specified by model, row selection list by
I agree. Part of the reason Plone was really popular because it's so
easy to install, and behave like normal Windows software. This means
daemon-like software always present as Windows Service, and get
started/stopped via familiar interface. Django so far has not as easy as
it could be. Packa
Isn't it's permissible to have multiple parameter names in HTML? like:
/foo/?id=1&id=2
--> {'id':['1','2']}
instead of overwriting each other...
plisk wrote:
Hi all,
Is it expected behaviour when opening /foo/?test=1 request.GET['test']
returns 1, but request.GET returns {'test': ['1']}, wh
hehehe,
how about
reporter.get_many_article()
testing...
account.get_many_type()
poll.get_many_choice()
city.get_many_address()
Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:
On Dec 14, 2005, at 10:03 AM, Jason Davies wrote:
_group
_batch
_bundle
_bunch
_clump
_cluster
_crowd
_gaggle (!)
_lot
Wait, I've
