Ah! You're correct. I get it now. Thanks!
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On Mar 31, 2006, at 11:22 AM, Douglas Campos wrote:
> How can I get rid of this error?
> Could not import django.contrib.admin.views.main. Error was: cannot
> import name isleap
>
>
> Does anyone has a light to share?
Most likely one of your models is importing a name that doesn't exist.
What
Perfect, thanks a lot
Chris
James Bennett wrote:
> (also, once the Dojo integration stuff is finished, this effect will
> be much more accessible)
>
> --
> "May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house."
> -- George Carlin
(also, once the Dojo integration stuff is finished, this effect will
be much more accessible)
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On 3/31/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I want to create a form that has a section with two combo boxes, the
> first combo box is a list of items. The user can then use buttons to
> move an item from one combobox to the other. The items in the second
> combobox I want to read
Hi,
I'm currently a senior university student using Django for a web
project. So far, I'm really enjoying using it, and plan on utilizing it
for a few of my side projects, thanks for all the great work. :D
Right now, I have a question on if something is possible, and if so,
ideas on how to do
Beegee wrote:
> I have build a website in three languages and I want to use caching. I
> have read the documentation thouroughly. I also read the source code
> repository and the django newsgroups.
>
> I am very confused about the order in which to put all the Middleware
> classes.
>
> Does
This is an entirely selfish post, but since date_based generic views
now have the 'allow_empty' parameter, they've effectively become a
convenient means of displaying any year/month/day date-based objects.
Could another param be added to simply switch the check that ensures
the object is lte now?
On Mar 31, 2006, at 10:46 AM, Don Arbow wrote:
> On Mar 31, 2006, at 8:05 AM, sam wrote:
>> I was trying complex Q and notices if I do:
>>
>> complex=(Q1 | Q2)
>>
>> and
>>
>> complex = (Q1 or Q1)
>>
>> the results are not the same. I got right result using "or" but not
>> with "|". Is this a bug
I was trying complex Q and notices if I do:
complex=(Q1 | Q2)
and
complex = (Q1 or Q1)
the results are not the same. I got right result using "or" but not
with "|". Is this a bug or I did something wrong? What is the
difference between these two operators?
You're right, of course.
I defined a setting in settings.py which I now use to put together an
absolute path name. That way, I only need to change this one central
place when redeploying to a different location (which was what I was
thinking about when going for the relative filename stuff).
medhat schrieb:
> Am I approaching this the correct way? or do I have to think about it
> differently?
I experienced the same problem during "playing around" with an idea, so
I think you really hit a limitation. In the magic-removal branch, there
will be subclassing a model class this way
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