jrs,
I tried to use {{form.EndTime.time}} and {{form.EndTime.date}} in a
form but still NO input field is shown.
Do you have any suggestion why?
Thank you
L
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On 27-Jul-06, at 3:49 PM, toth anna wrote:
> Can you tell me, is there a way in template to decide
> update/create state of the object?
i use a hidden field - but i dont know if that is the django way
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I have tried this, and have also tried specifying the id column
explicitly as a "models.AutoField(primary_key=True)" type, but neither
seems to work.
CL
Julio Nobrega wrote:
> Add "id" to your list_display on your model's Admin class, like this:
>
>class Admin:
>list_display = (
On 7/27/06, yk4ever <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to submit a patch for ticket #1030.
>
> Whatever I type, I always receive Internal Error with message "Akismet
> rejected spam".
>
> The only thing worse than spam is a paranoid spam protection :[
>
> Well, what should I do? How to prove
Add "id" to your list_display on your model's Admin class, like this:
class Admin:
list_display = ('id', 'some_field', 'other_field')
On change pages, no idea how it's done
On 7/27/06, CL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know of an easy way to have the auto gene
Hello,
Does anyone know of an easy way to have the auto generated id field
displayed in the Admin feature?
Thanks,
CL
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Hey, this is great! Thanks a lot, it works great!
On Jul 27, 2006, at 7:45 PM, Milton Waddams wrote:
>
> just had this issue the other day, here's my crude hack.
>
> stick this in widget/file.html
>
> {% load admin_modify i18n %}{% if bound_field.original_value %}
> {% trans
> "Currently:" %}
Like others, I was very interested in using the clock/calendar widgets
in regular pages and found this very helpful:
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/b958a059b6dca44e/67cc4c2f05719a65?lnk=gst&q=admin+calendar&rnum=3#67cc4c2f05719a65
I hit a few snags, though, and t
just had this issue the other day, here's my crude hack.
stick this in widget/file.html
{% load admin_modify i18n %}{% if bound_field.original_value %}
{% trans
"Currently:" %} {{
bound_field.original_value|escape }} [remove]
{% trans "Change:" %}{% output_all bound_field.form_fields %}
{% els
Malcolm Tredinnick írta:
>Sorry, that came across a bit more negatively than I intended: it almost
>certainly will be accepted (see the threads linked from the bug). So
>it's not a roll of the dice -- the solution isn't ideal, but barring a
>better solution, it is a reasonable idea.
>
>
The goa
On Thu, 2006-07-27 at 16:44 -0700, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> On Thu, 2006-07-27 at 17:30 -0600, Jay Klehr wrote:
> > Nagy Károly wrote:
> > > And Jay, (afaik) CSS controls visual size of field, not the number of
> > > characters you can type in (VARCHAR(30) field in 600px input widget
> > > mean
On Thu, 2006-07-27 at 17:30 -0600, Jay Klehr wrote:
> Nagy Károly wrote:
> > And Jay, (afaik) CSS controls visual size of field, not the number of
> > characters you can type in (VARCHAR(30) field in 600px input widget
> > means 2/3 of a box is empty)
> >
> > Charlie.
> >
> Exactly, the visual
Nagy Károly wrote:
> And Jay, (afaik) CSS controls visual size of field, not the number of
> characters you can type in (VARCHAR(30) field in 600px input widget
> means 2/3 of a box is empty)
>
> Charlie.
>
Exactly, the visual size, which is the same as the "size" html
attribute, which also ha
I'm trying to submit a patch for ticket #1030.
Whatever I type, I always receive Internal Error with message "Akismet
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Matt the Destroyer írta:
>size=30 simply tells the browser to make the input field a size of 30
>characters wide. it has no bearing on input data or transmission.
>
>in the past, i have simply hard-coded my own input fields into my
>templates so I can directly control the size and other attribut
On Jul 27, 2006, at 1:47 PM, Seth Buntin wrote:
>
> I keep on getting "FieldDoesNotExist" errors. They are saying that a
> field, in this case "p", doesn't exist. I don't know what it is
> talking about because I am not trying to call "p".
Check this:
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/
Newb
On Thu, 2006-07-27 at 20:47 +, Seth Buntin wrote:
> I keep on getting "FieldDoesNotExist" errors. They are saying that a
> field, in this case "p", doesn't exist. I don't know what it is
> talking about because I am not trying to call "p".
My guess would be that you have a field list somewh
On 08/07/2006, at 12:12 AM, Jan Claeys wrote:On do, 2006-07-06 at 17:03 -0400, Jay Parlar wrote: On 7/6/06, Adrian Holovaty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: If I were to write a backwards compatable patch, is it something you'dbe willing to put in? I'm thinking along the lines of a keywordargument 'allow
On 7/27/06, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> You could just strip the path out and get the filename when you extract
> the file from the database. Something like:
>
> def get_file_without_path(self):
> start=self.file.rfind('/')
>
> return self.file[start+1:]
um
I know this has been asked before, but I can't seem to find any
helpful answers.
I have an imagefield that is not mandatory (blank=True). In the
admin, I am able to insert an image, and I can change the image to
another one. But I am not able to go back to having no image. Is
there a w
Really the "size" of the form field should be controlled by the CSS, and
not the hard coded HTML. Though the "maxlength" attribute could be
controlled by Django, and tied to the "maxlength" attribute that you
define in Model (and it may be in the admin interface, I haven't
actually looked mys
I keep on getting "FieldDoesNotExist" errors. They are saying that a
field, in this case "p", doesn't exist. I don't know what it is
talking about because I am not trying to call "p".
Any ideas?
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You could write a 'save' hook that renames the file and updates the
database with this change. Example:
class Blog(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(maxlength=100)
tagline = models.TextField()
def save(self):
do_something()
super(Blog, self).save() # Call the "re
size=30 simply tells the browser to make the input field a size of 30
characters wide. it has no bearing on input data or transmission.
in the past, i have simply hard-coded my own input fields into my
templates so I can directly control the size and other attributes that
i might want (such as o
You could just strip the path out and get the filename when you extract
the file from the database. Something like:
def get_file_without_path(self):
start=self.file.rfind('/')
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Seth,
the python magic "__str__" function shoud return a string but in your
example you returned a tuple consisting of 3 strings.
> def __str__(self):
> return self.program, " ", self.course_number
To return the correct string you should change your code to either:
def __str__
I am trying to display this EDU 103 using:
def __str__(self):
return self.program, " ", self.course_number
program (EDU) is a foreign key and 103 is an integer field. I get
this:
(, ' ', 103L)
What do I need to do? If it is a python (not Django) issue just tell
me. I am new to py
I have used custom manipulators to do this
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/forms/
class PollAddManipulator(Poll.AddManipulator):
def __init__(self, season):
super(Poll.AddManipulator, self).__init__()
newfields = []
for field in
patrickk írta:
>maxlength is not a size-attribute.
>you probably don´t want size=200, just because maxlength is 200.
>
>
Probably. But i don't want "size=30" either.
Is "30" hard-wired or reflects to something?
Charlie.
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Can you get it to show up in the admin area? I've had to reverse
engineer several things by digging through the admin area code and
applying it to my own stuff.
I'm having a similar problem with a date field, I'm just trying to
update a date with a hidden field and nothing seems to work. It just
Ok, let me throw out some more info This seems REALLY BASIC, and
yet I've spent an embarrassing amount of time trying to figure it out.
Unfortunately this has been happening a lot with Django. I'm having
problems finding out how to do things I just took for granted with php
or cf.
Let's say I
Kevin, that's great, thanks for the explanation.
as an aside, I'm running under OSX so no idea about Windows I'm afraid.
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I run django (and Swish-E) under linux so I can't provide any advise on
how to compile it for windows.
I do run swish-e with the -S prog option and I wrote a python script
that reads all of the models from the database and writes out xml
(actually html) that corresponds with the values that I'm i
maxlength is not a size-attribute.
you probably don´t want size=200, just because maxlength is 200.
patrick
Am 27.07.2006 um 17:01 schrieb Nagy Károly:
>
> Is it a desired behaviour of templating system to equalize text input
> widgets?
> Although in my model two fields are different sizes (max
Is it a desired behaviour of templating system to equalize text input
widgets?
Although in my model two fields are different sizes (maxlength=20 and
maxlength=200), inserting into template it generates with "size=30" tag
equally.
I can manually control it, but why should i do if it knows everythin
On 7/6/06, Jay Parlar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I were to write a backwards compatable patch, is it something you'd
> be willing to put in? I'm thinking along the lines of a keyword
> argument 'allow_future' which has a default value of False.
Just for the record (and to close this thread),
On Jul 27, 2006, at 7:23 AM, sean wrote:
>
> You should fix those things, editable didn't work because 'False' with
> quotes isn't a valid boolean value.
Actually 'False' with quotes IS a valid boolean value, just not the
expected value. Python evaluates any non-empty string to True. So
'Tru
> I recently tried to use my django project with apache2+mod_python, after
> a developement period using the integrated server. After some struggle,
> I finally have a (quite) working installation. But the admin module
> shows a really weird quirk. I have two custom applications, listed in
> INSTA
Sebastian F wrote:
> Another issue was with "BooleanFields". I noticed they always hit the
> history even if not changed. Someone else had noticed this too and
> already posted a ticket (http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1511).
> Pretty easy to fix but has been open for 4 months?
>
> These are
Yeah, clearly I followed the wrong tutorial as I was trying to learn
things. Ah, well, at least now I *have* learned something.
Thanks for the help, everyone.
Tamara
On Jul 27, 2006, at 9:23 AM, sean wrote:
>
> You should fix those things, editable didn't work because 'False' with
> quotes
Is it possible to use a DateTimeField from a model definition as an
input field in a form?
I have
class MyTest(meta.Model):
Subject=meta.CharField( maxlength=90)
Description=meta.TextField()
CurrentBid=meta.IntegerField(maxlength=6,blank=True,null=True)
StartTime=meta.Date
On Thu, 2006-07-27 at 03:39 -0700, Sebastian F wrote:
> I have been researching few (web) application frameworks and
> considering our projects, Django outperforms all of them easily,
> reflecting exactly what we were going to build (well, no need to build
> now).
>
> After playing around with so
Works great. Thanks!
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Chase,
> I'm trying to dynamically generate filter kwargs (in the form of
> strings) and feed them to a QuerySet, but the queryset wants nothing to
> do with it. Here's some simplified code:
>
> name = "joe-smith"
> string = "person__slug__exact"
> string += "=" + name
>
> qs = Person.objects.fil
Hi all
I'm trying to dynamically generate filter kwargs (in the form of
strings) and feed them to a QuerySet, but the queryset wants nothing to
do with it. Here's some simplified code:
name = "joe-smith"
string = "person__slug__exact"
string += "=" + name
qs = Person.objects.filter(string)
Thi
You should fix those things, editable didn't work because 'False' with
quotes isn't a valid boolean value. The prepopulate is probably not
necessary, because all it does is include some javascript that fills
the field for you as you edit the other fields. Best just to overrride
the save method and
On 26 Jul 2006, at 09:37, Tyson Tate wrote:
In my project's root, I have my regular media in "media/" and the
admin media in "media/admin/". For some reason, I can't access
anything under "media/". My server just gives me a 404. Everything
under "media/" has 777 permissions.
.htaccess:
Rewri
Tamara D. Snyder wrote:
> I don't know. My slug field looks like this:
>
> slug = models.SlugField(
>'Slug',
>prepopulate_from=("title",),
>help_text='Automatically built from the title - do
> not fill in yourself.',
>
Anyone used the SRU standard [1] in a Django powered application?
I will need to implement a SRU compatible search and was wondering how
could it be done. Any thoughts are most welcome.
I belive one option would be to write an appropriate urls.py, but that
might not be an easy task. I'm guessing
On 7/27/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There's a thread I started in the python newsgroup about pymssql but
> where were also discussed several other ways to connect to a
> MSSqlServer database. I think it contains usefull info on the subject
> [1]
Yeah, that was outstanding. It leave
I don't know. My slug field looks like this:
slug = models.SlugField(
'Slug',
prepopulate_from=("title",),
help_text='Automatically built from the title - do
not fill in yourself.',
primary_key='True',
I have a Django site with Dojo, but.. it's not very "integrated". I
just call the necessary .js files on my base template and use the
functions. There's no talk to Python code and vice-versa, or
generators.
On 7/27/06, jose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am going to create a site
We use a scheduled migration from SQL Server to Postgres with a third
party app:
http://www.sqledit.com/mk/index.html
It has to be run on a windows box, but it allows you to do cool things
like create a table in the postgres database with the results of a SQL
query on the SQL Server database. T
On 27 Jul 2006, at 11:39, Sebastian F wrote:
> But then it hit me, ticket was closed with
> resolution 'wontfix' (http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/2004). I am
> curious, why?
Your guess is as good as mine - it looks like the ticket was closed
by the person who opened it. The Django core d
There's a thread I started in the python newsgroup about pymssql but
where were also discussed several other ways to connect to a
MSSqlServer database. I think it contains usefull info on the subject
[1]
Some days ago someone also pointed out to me Pyodb [2], which might be
a good option (althoug
Hi all,
I am going to create a site where I need very sofisticated widgets for
data presentation.
I wonder if anyone have tried to integrate Django with some professional
javascript tools like ActiveWidgets,
r.a.d controls, dojo, rico, etc.
jo
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After playing around with some test applications I noticed a few
things, there wasn't a way to
Has anyone tried to implement an auction application in Django?
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Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta:
> took me quite a long time to figure things out also
Seems there is no easy way. Somehow i digged through myself,
so my forms now are working fine.
Can you tell me, is there a way in template to decide
update/create state of the object?
Thanks,
Anna
Chris,
Thank you for help
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Cheng Zhang wrote:
> Great.
> If you get time, I suggest you update the wiki page accordingly.
ok, I'll do that soon.
plus, a bug fix to the views.py
in the node_tree method, the node_list line should add an
order_by('lft') to it:
node_list = Node.objects.filter(tree_id__exact=root.tree_id,
lf
That's weird, because it hides it for me.
I have a field like this:
objects_path = models.CharField(maxlength=50, null=True, editable=False)
and it is clearly not visible in the admin.
Tamara D. Snyder wrote:
> It just makes the field not editable. Actually, it looks like you
> can edit the f
Hi -
I'm building an application in Django, using svn to have the
post-magic-removal branch, and I'm using the admin to provide some
data setup functionality. I'm having a little trouble with validation
of a couple of models in the admin:
1 - I have the following definition of a component:
clas
Tamara D. Snyder wrote:
> It just makes the field not editable. Actually, it looks like you
> can edit the field - type in new stuff, etc. - but when you hit save,
> that field is not saved. This is fine with me, because what I
> *really* wanted was to keep knuckleheads from changing the s
Tyson Tate wrote:
> Inefficient and insecure? Blast. I'm using FCGI, so it looks like
> I'll have to add a subdomain that points to my media files and,
> subsequently, hunt down every single place that I've had to hard-code
> the URL in.
Hi Tyson
Regarding MEDIA_URL, check out that link that Jo
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 18:41, James Bennett wrote:
> On 7/27/06, John Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have an app built who's data (shared lookup tables) is stored in it's
> > own database. I want to pull those models into another application to map
> > various codes in the second application
> Is there a way to avoid hard-coding media URLs? Perhaps there's a
> global context variable like:
>
> picture
>
> Or some other way to do the equivalent instead of writing custom
> views for everything?
>
> Thanks for the tip.
>
> -Tyson
This article is about writing a custom template context p
It seems that your AuthMessage table contains invalid values in an
integer field.
Try to allow NULL values in such field, and replace any empty field
with an explicit NULL:
update AuthMessage set BadIntegerColumn = NULL
WHERE BadIntegerColumn < 0
I've had the very same problem with a mysql db wh
In case the database is on the same host and technology (mysql, sqlite...) you could create a wrapper view in the databse django uses, to query data on the other database. At least that's what I did until such multi-db branch becomes stable!
Cheers,Marc.On 7/27/06, John Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
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