Re: How transform specific geometry column using Django GIS GeoQuerySet

On 03/26/2014 06:28 AM, Shoaib Ijaz wrote: > Sorry i mistype queries > > Network.objects.transform(srid=3857).values('geometry', 'bbox') >> >> SELECT ST_Transform("tbl_network"."geometry", 3857), "tbl_network"."bbox" >> FROM "tbl_network" >> >>

Re: Geodjango and Python 3.3

You might get more responses on the GeoDjango mailing list: geodja...@googlegroups.com I agree the basic libraries probably all work. Are you sure you used OSGeo4w with Python3? OSGeo4w ships 2.7.x, so unless the GDAL and GEOS wrappers also work with Python3 that sounds odd. pypi page makes it

Re: Making functions callable

Thanks Guys, especially Javier! I've spent so much time trawling Google for this info! On Thursday, 27 March 2014 04:57:30 UTC+8, Anthony Hawkes wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > I'm running into a problem with django(I guess this would also affect > Python in general) where if I create a view eg > def

Referring to the page -- https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/intro/tutorial01/

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/intro/tutorial01/ I've looked at this several times, and I was hoping to get the proverbial set of extra eyes. I made it almost to the bottom of the page, but while I'm in the Python shell, I type the following: >>> p = Poll.objects.get(pk=1) >>>

Re: Making functions callable

On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 5:53 PM, Anthony wrote: > I've yet to test it but I read a few people stating to use lambdas > variables/properties. Is it definitely the case that it will only evaluate > once? from the python docs (2.7): Default parameter values are evaluated

Re: Making functions callable

Not sure what is going on without seeing the code. But something is None when it should be a string, as the exception is telling you. It's often easiest to try out problem code interactively in Python, and zero in on the problem. John On Mar 26, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Anthony

Re: Making functions callable

On 27/03/2014 7:57am, Anthony Hawkes wrote: Hi Guys, I'm running into a problem with django(I guess this would also affect Python in general) where if I create a view eg def view(year=today.year()) The year is never re-evaluated until the server is reloaded/restarted I'm trying to figure out

Re: Making functions callable

Thanks John, I've yet to test it but I read a few people stating to use lambdas variables/properties. Is it definitely the case that it will only evaluate once? Either way I've embarked on the mission to make methods return as properties and have found @property decorator to fit my needs, the

Re: the best ways export datas for my project

On 27/03/2014 5:01am, carlos wrote: Hi all, What is de best ways for export data? for example i have 3 apps, but apps 1 and 2 have relation with apps 1 and i want download data in only one file all data APP1 class Model1(...): field1 = field2 = ...

Re: How to keep each field changes history?

On 27/03/2014 5:00am, sanmugasundaram k wrote: Hi, I want to keep the history of each field changes. I think to do this , Insert one more record with changes. To check the changes, i want to check each field or Django having any function. If i am wrong correct me. A quick google found ...

Re: Making functions callable

For the default value to work as you expect, do this: def view(request, year=None): if year is None: year = today.year() Kwarg defaults are evaluated when the module is interpreted for the first time. John On Mar 26, 2014, at 1:57 PM, Anthony Hawkes

Making functions callable

Hi Guys, I'm running into a problem with django(I guess this would also affect Python in general) where if I create a view eg def view(year=today.year()) The year is never re-evaluated until the server is reloaded/restarted I'm trying to figure out how to make a callable method accessible as a

the best ways export datas for my project

Hi all, What is de best ways for export data? for example i have 3 apps, but apps 1 and 2 have relation with apps 1 and i want download data in only one file all data APP1 class Model1(...): field1 = field2 = ... -- APP2 class Model2(): fk =

How to keep each field changes history?

Hi, I want to keep the history of each field changes. I think to do this , Insert one more record with changes. To check the changes, i want to check each field or Django having any function. If i am wrong correct me. Thanks, Sanmugam -- You received this message because you are subscribed

Re: IntegrityError --- NOT NULL constraint failed: books_book.publication_date

i used python manage.py sqlall you're right sam, when i set null to true, it doesn't really change. thank you so very much. i'm a newbie with databases and i don't know what statements sould i use... i don't know the syntax... i would install south. thank you. thank you so very much. but

Re: IntegrityError --- NOT NULL constraint failed: books_book.publication_date

Did you perhaps change the schema of the database after you had created it. Eg: added null=True as a constraint after creating the table? If so check the db sheme using: python manage.py sqlall It sounds simple enough. You will have to go into the db shell and update your schema manually.

IntegrityError --- NOT NULL constraint failed: books_book.publication_date

i'm learning django using djangobook , in chapter 6, i'm having this error: IntegrityError at /admin/books/book/add/ NOT NULL constraint failed: books_book.publication_date it seems i should set null=True for publication_date field. but i did it

Re: How transform specific geometry column using Django GIS GeoQuerySet

Sorry i mistype queries Network.objects.transform(srid=3857).values('geometry', 'bbox') > > SELECT ST_Transform("tbl_network"."geometry", 3857), "tbl_network"."bbox" > FROM "tbl_network" > > Network.objects.transform(srid=3857).values('bbox') > > SELECT "tbl_network"."bbox" FROM

How transform specific geometry column using Django GIS GeoQuerySet

I am trying to transform geometry column type in django, here is my model class Network(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=50, blank=True) alias = models.CharField(max_length=100, blank=True) geometry = models.GeometryField(srid=3857, null=True, blank=True) bbox =

Django admin inline forms

Hi all, I have 2 models that look something like this: class Address(models.Model): address_row1 = models.CharField(max_length=200, null=True, blank=True) address_row2 = models.CharField(max_length=200, null=True, blank=True) postal_code = models.CharField(max_length=30, null=True,