I dont understand so you render a view with a form once and you get
form errors on the initial view?
Or
Is there a POST/GET with formdata being submitted generating this
issue? *which would be by design as fas as i can tell you want form
verification to work
Note:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/e
Hi
I dont usually deal with Apache+WSGI (usually fcgi + nginx)
However your script:
WSGIScriptAlias /wsgi /var/www/wsgi-scripts
One of my apache sites:
WSGIScriptAlias / /home/hvv00/hvv/wsgi/hvv.wsgi
Point directly this directly to the file.
Note: You wont need to chmod 777 anything
S
On Apr 3, 11:58 pm, Karen Tracey wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 11:35 PM, xiao_haozi wrote:
> > I'm running into some perplexing regex issues in urls.py and getting
> > to my admin section.
> > It worked before but now that I have another view added in, anything
> > beyond the index regex is g
On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 11:35 PM, xiao_haozi wrote:
> I'm running into some perplexing regex issues in urls.py and getting
> to my admin section.
> It worked before but now that I have another view added in, anything
> beyond the index regex is getting fed into the "url/" section rather
> than adm
Yeesh.
Good call.
Talk about embarrassed. I totally missed that.
Thanks for the editing eye!
On Apr 3, 11:46 pm, Karen Tracey wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 11:33 PM, xiao_haozi wrote:
> > from shortener.models import url
> > url = u'http://t04u.be/'
>
> In the 1st line you are importing a mo
On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 11:33 PM, xiao_haozi wrote:
> from shortener.models import url
> url = u'http://t04u.be/'
>
In the 1st line you are importing a model (?) named url.
In the 2nd you are discarding that url you just imported and rebinding the
name url to a unicode string. You no longer have
Hi, sorry for the long message to follow, but I have an odd issue
with
inserting a value into my database (MySQL).
In short, I am grabbing in a url as a variable fed in via urls.py and
am getting that value as a unicode.
Even if I convert this with smart_str and it's type is then string, I
still ra
I'm running into some perplexing regex issues in urls.py and getting
to my admin section.
It worked before but now that I have another view added in, anything
beyond the index regex is getting fed into the "url/" section rather
than admin:
I've included my urls.py section and the 500 error.
from
Hi, sorry for the long message to follow, but I have an odd issue with
inserting a value into my database (MySQL).
In short, I am grabbing in a url as a variable fed in via urls.py and
am getting that value as a unicode.
Even if I convert this with smart_str and it's type is then string, I
still ra
Thank you so much for the suggestion. I did find the python-svn
bindings and came up with a fairly cogent solution. I blogged about it
here: http://www.christianposta.com/blog/?p=74
On Apr 2, 8:53 pm, Aryeh Leib Taurog wrote:
> On Apr 2, 1:42 am, "christian.posta"
> wrote:
>
> > I would like to
Hi fols,
I am stuck on this issue for a while: Django Photologue seems great
but when I visit a gallery, e.g.
http://example.com/photologue/gallery/test/
it displays a blank page (of the pinax hompage template) without any
photos, links or menu items. First I had this problem in Pinax
instillatio
When using a custom multiform widget for time in a modelform, if that
modelform represents the 'extra' item in an inlineformset The
has_changed method always returns true on post even if the 'extra'
item was not changed. In the debugger the changed_data attribute shows
the fields with the custom wi
I'm not really a pro with the who path stuff but this is how I see it.
ROOT_URLCONF = 'projectname.urls'
In my project I can import projectname and projectname.urls.
generally all django project have a __init__.py file which makes it a
module, so in your case soco-site should be a valid module wi
On Apr 3, 4:58 pm, Shawn Milochik wrote:
> In short, it has to be on your PYTHONPATH or in the local directory.
OK, then I'm still not getting how this works. The full path to my
setting and urls files are:
/Users/roy/s7/soco/soco-site/settings.py
/Users/roy/s7/soco/soco-site/urls.py
If I have
On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 8:39 PM, Marwan Al-Sabbagh <
marwan.alsabb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> just wanted to confirm that this is a bug before posting it on
> tracker. Any comments are welcome it will be my first bug report on
> django :)
>
> Problem
>
> If you have a model with a pri
At the suggestion of someone on IRC, I tried accessing the first result from
within my template, using {{ thread.original_author.0 }} (where
original_author is the name of the function with the return statement), and
that works fine.
It's a workaround, but not ideal, as I'll be using it in vari
I have a function in a model to return the first post in a forum thread. At
the moment, it looks like this:
return Post.objects.filter(thread = self.pk).order_by('created')
When I run it in my test forum, the code returns two posts:
[, ]
I then add a [0] to the end of the statement, to just r
In short, it has to be on your PYTHONPATH or in the local directory.
If you're importing from the local directory it always works (assuming
the subdirectory contains a file named __init__.py). The other path,
'foo.urls' works because 'foo' is in your PYTHONPATH.
Do whatever makes sense to you and
On Apr 3, 2:55 pm, andy wrote:
> Well I'm guess you don't have to. Both ROOT_URLCONF = "foo.urls" and
> ROOT_URLCONF = "urls" seem to work fine.
Interesting, I just tried it that way, and sure enough it does work.
I had simply been following the examples in the tutorial, which showed
the foo.urls
Well I'm guess you don't have to. Both ROOT_URLCONF = "foo.urls" and
ROOT_URLCONF = "urls" seem to work fine.
On Apr 3, 8:11 am, Roy Smith wrote:
> I don't understand how ROOT_URLCONF is declared in settings.py. If I
> put all my apps (and my settings.py file) in a directory "foo", I'm
> suppose
Do you use several Django decorators for your views or do you combine
the common ones into one or two custom decorators?
This is just something that I have been a bit curious about for a
while now as I tend to hate using more that one decorator per view. I
have often thought about combining them.
I don't understand how ROOT_URLCONF is declared in settings.py. If I
put all my apps (and my settings.py file) in a directory "foo", I'm
supposed to do:
ROOT_URLCONF = "foo.urls"
This seems counter-intuitive to me. When I run my app (by running
"python manage.py runserver"), I'm already in the
I don't know much about Posgresql 8.3, I use mysql.
In my experience, you can choose to add the model and then do a migrate. As in
manage.py schemamigration [app] --auto.
That would create a migration and then you can do a manage.py migrate auto.
You must have south installed on your system.
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