Alright, let's see if I can explain this:
I have an Artist model and artists get positionally ranked. It has a
GenericRelation to another model that stores scores from that ranking.
I wanted to be able to sort Artists by their score using that
GenericRelation. Here's an example (ran this in the
Hey Mike,
I can add this to the Django Plugables directory if you'd like. Let me
know. :)
Cheers,
Bryan
On Apr 27, 10:36 am, Mike H <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh, and it automatically filters the model's querysets by the current
> site. Kinda important that it does that, and I forgot to
Sure thing Bruno,
Model: http://dpaste.com/hold/42454/
Flickr Importer: http://dpaste.com/hold/42455/
I think that's all that's involved.
Cheers,
Bryan
On Mar 31, 1:22 pm, "Bruno Tikami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Bryan,
>
> would you post your model and view code too? As you didn't
Hi all,
I mostly just need a tap in the right direction for this one. I'm sure
I'm missing something that's obvious. Anyway, I'm trying to run django-
syncr, and it's telling me that "Photo matching query does not exist."
But if it doesn't exist, shouldn't it create it? I'm thinking that
>Lots more flexibility, but when things break its your fault.
Well at least you're able to rebuild instead of begging customer
service to do it for you. I'll definitely submit my +1 for Slicehost.
-Bryan
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> You might need to adopt a different approach to URL construction that is
> reversible (writing your own version of slugify, possibly?).
Thanks for the help Malcolm. Using Jeff Croft's "I'm not a programmer"
excuse, would it be too much trouble to request a small example of a
reversible
Alright, well let me get the information out of the way first:
models.py
--
char_id = models.IntegerField('Character ID',
primary_key=True)
name= models.CharField('Name', maxlength=90)
def get_absolute_url(self):
Oh also, I thought OneToOneFields were discouraged in favor of
ForeignKeys with unique=True as per
http://www.b-list.org/weblog/2006/06/06/django-tips-extending-user-model
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Thanks for the help guys. Splitting the models up was mostly a
cosmetic thing for the admin, but these problems quickly kicked me out
of that state. Anyway, yes, the database design is really bad, mostly
because that's not what the game developers are experts at
unfortunately.
I don't know if this is even possible, since I've had so many errors
thrown at me, but I wanted to ask here so I can get a clear picture.
I have 2 models for an MMORPG control panel I'm building. Each set of
data is within it's own app with related models, etc. So here's my
example. It's run off
> If you want to hardcode the availability of the 'classes' variable in
> every context (so you don't have to remember to define it every time),
> you could write a context processor. See
> django.core.context_processors for examples.
That's probably what I'll need since it'll always have to be
I don't know if this exists or not, but I'd like to insert a tag (much
like cycle) that allows the random selection of a string. I'm trying
to randomly assign a class to a to simulate "random image
rotator" type functionality. Something like...
Any ideas?
> The original poster suggested adding a field called password_md5 to a
> model that is an extension of User. It was never indicated that such a
> field already existed.
Ah, my bad. I misinterpreted.
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Alright. I tried looking in the actual source for any mention of
password_md5... and it no longer exists. So I'm sure I just can't call
the field. I'd have to recreate it or something correct?
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> The usual route I go with when trying to extend on the User model is
> to create a new model and link it to the User model. For example:
>
> class UserExt(models.Model):
> user = models.ForeignKey(User)
> # ... other fields that you need here
>
> def __init__(self, user):
>
Alright, I did about 2 hours of searching today and I'm beginning to
think that the above is an impossibility. Which probably means that
I'm going to have to bypass Django authentication and make my own, but
I don't even know where to start on that, so I'm at quite a loss. :/
Long story short, I'm building a control panel + backend to an MMORPG.
It runs off of a mySQL database, I used inspectdb, and all of that
worked perfectly. However, now I have some duplicate data, the User
model (since I'm using django-registration) and the account table of
the inspected
I just found this a few minutes ago: http://code.google.com/p/beastly/
On Jun 23, 9:16 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> If by message board you mean a forum, a la VBulletin and the like,
> Zyons is the only Django one I know of:http://zyons.com/
>
> As for calendar, I wasn't
On Jun 23, 2:41 pm, Bryan Veloso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > for n in range(0, MAX_NUM_UPLOADS):
> > img_manip = ImageAttachment.AddManipulator()
> > img_obj = img_manip.save()
> > uploaded = clean_data['img_fld%d' % n]
> > obj.save_image
> for n in range(0, MAX_NUM_UPLOADS):
> img_manip = ImageAttachment.AddManipulator()
> img_obj = img_manip.save()
> uploaded = clean_data['img_fld%d' % n]
> obj.save_image_file(uploaded['filename'], uploaded['content'])
What library did you have to import to get ImageAttachment
> Can't paste the code from the actual app (am under NDA) but the logic
> in saving the image from form data is here:
>
> http://dpaste.com/12731/
The only problem with this, and probably why I'm looking to use #3297
(which actually didn't work too well anyway), is because I have as
many as 15
> You can always write the code to process File/Image fields in the view
> or just extend your form to handle them properly. I have managed to do
> so either by processing in the view or extending the form. As of now,
> all processing of all forms occur in the view and validation for file
> and
RE: http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/3297
I'm wondering if anybody has actually used this patch for a production
site. If not, then I'll put off a certain feature of my site until
later. The patch is really tempting though, so I wanted to get a
better outlook of experiences before taking the
> Not really sure if it's a good idea to
> allow users to enter arbitrary HTML code. I mean, just look at what
> happened to MySpace and Friendster :) It's better to just allow users
> to select from a set of predesigned templates and then allow them to
> customize the CSS stylesheets.
Believe
I'd like to build a site in which members have the ability to
customize the look of their profile using HTML, CSS and template tags
that we'd provide to the member. So, I want to know if Django supports
this or not, as well as how difficult it would be to implement. Best
case scenario would be a
I've only developed two sites, a blog and a dynamic scoreboard, having
no prior python experience.
The blog took about 4 weeks, with a lot of help, and it's still not
done due to some limitations I've hit with the framework (or
limitations in my own knowledge).
The scoreboard I just finished an
I was looking through the code today and saw this:
http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk/django/newforms/extras/widgets.py
def value_from_datadict(self, data, name):
y, m, d = data.get(self.year_field % name),
data.get(self.month_field % name),
Yep, the other fields are populated correctly.
My Form:
class ProfileForm(forms.Form):
name= forms.CharField(required=False)
avatar = forms.Field(widget=forms.FileInput,
required=False)
photo = forms.Field(widget=forms.FileInput,
required=False)
birthday=
forms.DateField(widget=SelectDateWidget(years=range(today.year,
1900,-1)), required=False)
I have this in my forms.py, and it defaults to January 1, 2007. So, I
set my birthday, save, come back and it's back to that default, so if
I were to save the form without changing that
> I think you need to work on your workflow a little more. You will
> definitely need to play with views; I'm not sure what you think
> signals will acheive.
>
> You need to think in terms of "what HTML pages can I present to the
> user, in what order; and what conditions must be met to move from
Alright, example model:
# Baseball
baseball = models.PositiveIntegerField('Baseball Skill Level',
blank=True, null=True, maxlength=4)
baseball_approved = models.BooleanField('Approved', default=False)
baseball_proof = models.ImageField('Proof', upload_to="/images/proof/
baseball",
> This will grab _all_ score objects, and sort them by baseball score.
> If there isn't a baseball score, then 'baseball' will have a value of
> None, which is still a sortable value.
Alright, so just to be safe, I really shouldn't be showing the values
for all players, since that risks showing
> Score.objects.order_by('-baseball')
>
> will return all the objects in reverse order.
Does this only grab the baseball scores? Or grabs all of them and THEN
sorts them by score?
(Just for future reference.)
> However, it looks like your table is intended to be at least partially
> sparse
Alright, new problem for you guys. Here's an example model in an app
called "scores", which contains all the scores for a particular
player:
# Baseball
baseball= models.PositiveIntegerField('Baseball Skill
Level', blank=True, null=True, maxlength=4)
# Bowling
bowling
It looks like you're using version 1.2.2. Try using 1.2.1_p2 and see
if that works, I had a problem similiar to yours and downgrading to
that version fixed my problem.
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That worked, -and- I learned something too!
Thank you for the advice. :D
Cheers,
Bryan
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> To use Django, a developer should have an exceptionally strong
> knowledge of the following area(s) of Python: __
>
> dictionaries
Amen. Those things still baffle me a bit. Other than that, I'd say #1.
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> The secret is to look in the syndication documentation and search for
> the word "pubdate". There, it talks about the item_pubdate() method that
> can be used to generate the date for a single item.
I tried that, it'd be...
def item_pubdate(self)
return Entry.pub_date
But it'd give me
Thanks for the help Malcom,
> The feed framework looks at the attribute called "pubdate" to determine
> the publication date for items. Your attribute is called "pub_date", so
> ti isn't being examined. Simplest solution here is to add a pubdate()
> method or property to your model that returns
= "Bryan Veloso"
author_email = "xxx"
title = "Avalonstar"
link = "http://avalonstar.com;
description= "The latest from Avalonstar, the home of Bryan
Veloso."
def items(self):
return
Entry.objec
> In fact, that whole thread possibly has some relevance to your problem.
> Note that the solution in the particular post I've highlighted works on
> Python 2.3 and up, but if you are using 2.4 or later, Ned Batchelder's
> post is of more than trivial relevance.
So, (with my very limited python
> What you *can* do, if you're willing to be a bit adventurous, is pull
> out the content you want from the different models you want, and dump
> the results into one big list (a list doesn't care what types of
> objects it contains). Then you can take advantage of Python's
> list-sorting
Just want to thank everybody for their help so far. :)
The responses here are a lot faster than I had expected.
Anyway, here's my next question.
I have a blog, and I have 3 post types, regular posts (Entry),
videocasts and tutorials. Now, I want to be able to have all of these
grouped in
Problems are only getting weirder for me. So I'm using a few external
applications, such as django-tagging and template_utils:
Now, if I am viewing my production (mod_python) admin, I have to
configure INSTALLED_APPS this way in order to be clear of
ImportErrors:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
Permission denied: /usr/local/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/
contrib/admin/media/
Getting this message when I'm trying to access the admin. It's odd,
because I didn't do any changing of permissions. Any reason this would
happen -other- than the obvious?
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