Re: Calling templates within templates - a'la Mason

Just on the very unlikely chance you're not aware of it, Myghty is Mason++ implemented in Python, and would probably let you work as you did with Mason (if you want to). http://www.myghty.org/

Re: Calling templates within templates - a'la Mason

Joel wrote: > I gave django a try at work to develop a survey application. Turned out > pretty sweet, I felt very productive and spent most of my time > concentrating on survey tasks. I felt frustrated twice, these are the > hurdles I faced that I feel I have probably missed obvious solutions >

Re: Which user posted the blog entry.

from my understanding there is only way to get at it in the presave, and that is to either set the field in middleware, or in the custom manipulator before the object gets 'saved' I blogged about it here http://feh.holsman.net/articles/2005/12/07/some-basic-audit-functionality and provided some

Calling templates within templates - a'la Mason

I gave django a try at work to develop a survey application. Turned out pretty sweet, I felt very productive and spent most of my time concentrating on survey tasks. I felt frustrated twice, these are the hurdles I faced that I feel I have probably missed obvious solutions - Parsing data from

Re: Serving both Django content and plain files with mod_python

[Richie] > can I have some root URLs served by Django and some served by Apache? [Adrian] > http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/modpython/#serving-media-files [Bryan] > I would use the LocationMatch: > > > SetHandler None > > > and add txt and ico to the regular expression.

Re: Serving both Django content and plain files with mod_python

On 12/12/05, Adrian Holovaty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 12/12/05, Richie Hindle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'd like the root page of my site - http://example.com/ - to be served by > > Django. But there also static files that need to live in the root > > directory, eg. robots.txt and

Serving both Django content and plain files with mod_python

Hi, I'd like the root page of my site - http://example.com/ - to be served by Django. But there also static files that need to live in the root directory, eg. robots.txt and favicon.ico. Using Apache/mod_python, can I have some root URLs served by Django and some served by Apache? Thanks, --

Re: save and session

Dody Suria Wijaya wrote: Is it possible in djanggo to access current request's session variables inside _pre_save or _post_save function? I need to save current login userid into a "last_update_userid" field automatically by simply calling .save() Try hack in this thread

Re: Which user posted the blog entry.

Brett Hoerner wrote: > Remember that the Admin screen is under your control. You could just > not display the User bit in the Admin, allow it to be posted as blank > (blank=True), and the use _pre_save to grab the current User (session?) > and set it. I am looking for such a solution. How

save and session

Is it possible in djanggo to access current request's session variables inside _pre_save or _post_save function? I need to save current login userid into a "last_update_userid" field automatically by simply calling .save() Thanks -- dsw

Re: Which user posted the blog entry.

Remember that the Admin screen is under your control. You could just not display the User bit in the Admin, allow it to be posted as blank (blank=True), and the use _pre_save to grab the current User (session?) and set it.

HTTP Response POST

I'm trying to do Paypal authentication with django and it requires me to take a post from paypal, append a value to it, and then send it back. I have no problem getting the post from paypal, but what is the best way to send it back to paypal. I know it involves the HttpResponse object, but i'm

Re: restructuredtext filter

Even better. Thanks again!

Re: restructuredtext filter

On Dec 12, 2005, at 12:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I had to copy django/contrib/markup/templatetags/markup.py to django/templatetags and the with the {% load markup %} line the filter works now. You don't have to do that either. Just put "django.contrib.markup" in your INSTALLED_APPS

Re: restructuredtext filter

I do now! I had to copy django/contrib/markup/templatetags/markup.py to django/templatetags and the with the {% load markup %} line the filter works now. Thank you for your help!

Re: restructuredtext filter

On 12/12/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Today, I moved to the development version of django using svn. I have > everything working like before except the restructuredtext filter. I > have tried the same as above, and also changing the import line to Do you have the tag {%

Re: Which user posted the blog entry.

On Dec 12, 2005, at 10:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was digging around the source for djangoproject.com and noticed that in the blog model, it looks like the user has fills in the "author" as a text field. Is there a better way for the blog to know which user posted that entry? Can