error creating first view

Hi there, New user, I'm going through the tutorial, except with our current database that we have here (so instead of the 'polls' app I'm making something similar to what we already have). Everything's fine up to a point, but now I am creating a public view (tutorial3) and it can't find the modu

some django how-to-do-this queries

Hi there, In my existing application, I have a user object/table to track all of our users. Users optionally have a foreign_info object with them too, if they are foreigners. So it's a one-to-one relationship. Here's simplified: class User: userbase_id = ... the primary key lots of ot

exception while rendering

Hi there- I am getting the following exception. It doesn't show up in django's flashy exception display, but just as text (because it happens while rendering). Dunno why it happens. But it usually happens after I add some sort of relation information and then try to look at it through admin.

grabbing many-many related objects

Hi there - I'll just start into the example I'm wondering about without introducing it. We have a bunch of users, along with the 'resources' they have access to. So, I can do this: me = persons.get_object(username__exact='bailey') me.get_resourcerecord(resource=resourcetypes.get_object(short_n

Re: grabbing many-many related objects

On Tue, 7 Mar 2006, Russell Keith-Magee wrote: > It's a little difficult to understand exactly what it is you want without a > concrete model example - but if I'm understanding you correctly, the answer > is 'it may be possible with trunk/0.91, and is definitely possible with > magic-removal'. >

problem with relation class and admin

Hey there, I have a django class Person which is obviously information on a person. Then I have a relation class from Person<->Person that looks like this: class Sponsorship(meta.Model): sponsored = meta.ForeignKey(Person, related_name='sponsor', core=True, edit_inline=meta.TABULAR) sponsor

Re: problem with relation class and admin

ped that. Thus this leaves me no working option. That sucks. I can work around it at the moment (I have other apps to work on besides the admin iface) Alan On Sat, 11 Mar 2006, Russell Keith-Magee wrote: > > On 3/11/06, Alan Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > So

custom SQL within object model?

Hello, I know I can write custom SQL with the db cursor and it returns raw rows... but I would like (and it'd be easy to implement) a way to use custom SQL (specifically only WHERE clauses) when doing a get_list or get_object. For example: foo = users.get_list(status__exact='active', custom_sql

Re: custom SQL within object model?

Thanks! Silly me. But maybe a mention in the custom SQL section pointing to the where / tables stuff would be good. Alan On Wed, 22 Mar 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Alan Bailey wrote: > > I know I can write custom SQL with the db cursor and it returns raw > > rows..