hi
just a comment - if you change a model (drop some tables and add
some others) sqlreset will not work. It will not drop any table
that you have removed from your model and will try to drop tables
that have been added to the model but not to the database. The only
solution is - before changin
On Monday 02 Jan 2006 5:53 am, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> >using apache2+mod_python is practically impossible without root
> >access.
>
> Well I don't know about that at all. You simply request a proxy.
> That is what we do for our accounts and commandprompt.com. We
> have a main apache2 instance th
hmm..
have you 'init'ed your database ? ( $ django-admin.py init)
also.. check out http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/authentication/
and more specifically the get_profile() call.
regards
Ian
On 12/31/05, Andreas Neumeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello Django Users,
>
> I try to
In addition to what James and Luke have to say, you might want to look
at this thread on the developers list:
http://groups.google.com/group/django-developers/browse_frm/thread/53ce5282c9e29df8/
You should mostly ignore my incoherent ramblings there, but Robert
Wittams identified an elegant solu
I have the same problem as rockmh, I can't get the built-in reference
from the admin page. There is a comment from 'Joe December 15, 2005 '
on the Django site that says to append /doc/ to the admin url, and this
acknowledges the existence of the reference but says that python
docutils is required
first, we are working on a very similar application. it´s a tool for
project-management which one could use to extend the django admin-interface
(well, at least that´s what we do).
to help with your problem: we are using django-authentication to check user-
and group-information - which is in Dja
Is there a simple way to access the choices in a field that has a
choices attribute from within a template? I see how the admin interface
does it and it doesn't strike me as particularly viable for building a
working interface . . .
TK
Hi,
I am creating an application similar to basecamp. On every view I need
to do lots of book keeping such as checking to see if company exists,
user exists, user is logged in, etc. before I can do what the view is
actually there to do. That is a lot of redundancy as apposed to having
a controlle
Hi,
I am creating an application that will have multiple companies, with
each having multiple users that would have to login to my system more
like the way basecamp has it. I enjoyed what django authentication can
do for me, but then again I could implement them myself to have groups
and rights a
patrick kranzlmüller vonautomatisch.at> writes:
>
>
> when using AddManipulator or ChangeManipulator, is there a convenient
> way of logging actions in admin_log?
>
And I was just about to ask if there is a hook for using the admin_log other
than via the db object? For instance, I am impor
when using AddManipulator or ChangeManipulator, is there a convenient
way of logging actions in admin_log?
patrick
On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 11:54:57 -0600 Michael Hipp wrote:
> Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:
> >
> > On Dec 31, 2005, at 11:02 AM, Michael Hipp wrote:
> >
> >> How do I put multiple apps on one page/template?
> >
> > Just use both apps in the same view::
> >
> > from django.models.polls import polls
On 01/02/06 15:36, Jaanus wrote:
Here and there in the discussions and code there are references to the
Ellington CMS built on top of Django, and that Adrian and Simon and
guys are selling. I've tried to search for more info, but haven't found
any. Please point me to more info about the product
Here and there in the discussions and code there are references to the
Ellington CMS built on top of Django, and that Adrian and Simon and
guys are selling. I've tried to search for more info, but haven't found
any. Please point me to more info about the product (if you don't want
to spam this gro
Hello,
I just released a (very) little MoinMoin plugin, that displays News
from RSS feeds, using Django.
You can get it here:
http://lovebox.ath.cx/wiki/News/source
this was born out of curiosity, this is nothing special. you will need
to set up django models for the feeds.
--
Andreas Neumeier
It works!
Thank you Rob.
Regards,
Lad
PythonistL says:
> so I use paginator like this:
Ahh, that makes it clearer. The only way to get complex keyword queries
is by using the complex/Q syntax.
> But how can I rewrite this
complex=(Q(Subject__contains=SubjectS) |
Q(OfferType__contains=OfferTypeS))
You should be able to type the co
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