Hi,
aplogies if this is a FAQ/recently discussed - I tried a quick search
but didn't find anything - hit me with a URL if there is one.
My question - does Django cache work across scripts? The problem I
have is: my page needs to show some data that is timewise expensive to
generate. If I do it
> error" (status code 500) is the right error to be returning here. Don't
> worry about that; it's doing the right thing.
well yeah.. from my POV the "right" thing would be to not show these
errors at all and rather work as expected :(
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one more strange thing... this is what the Django server tells me about
these requests. Note the 500 error code, not 404...
[20/Sep/2006 22:33:34] "GET /admin/auth/user/3/ HTTP/1.1" 404 1688
[20/Sep/2006 22:35:00] "GET /admin/auth/user/add/ HTTP/1.1" 500 90930
[20/Sep/2006 22:35:01] "GET
= middleware_method(request, e)
▶ Local vars
VariableValue
callback
callback_args
('auth', 'user')
callback_kwargs
{}
e
exceptions
mail_admins
middleware_method
>
path
'/admin/auth/user/add/'
request
, POST:,
COOKIES:{'sessionid': '0c4d10baa61a95d26b3a798397d1c10d'},
META:{'ALLUSE
I'm getting exactly the same problem. Upgraded from 0.91 to 0.95,
carefully followed the RemovingTheMagic instructions from wiki, changed
code, schema and data as instructed, tested everything. All works fine
EXCEPT changing and adding users in the admin, which gives a 404. Any
ideas would be
> Does the "apps" directory have an __init__.py file in it? Generally
> that "no module named..." error signifies there's no __init__.py.
ha! that may have been it. killed apps now so cant check, but this may
have been it. thanks for the p
limodou wrote:
> It'll setup a app named appname in current directory, but not apps
> directory. So if you want to create a new app in apps directory, you
> should go into apps directory, and run the django-admin.py. Or create
> the app manually it easy.
I can understand this and this all makes
hmm.. and just as I wrote this, I noticed the Django demo page on that
Linux host says...
"Start your first app by running trmproject/manage.py startapp
[appname]."
After I did it, the new app showed up right in the project's directory,
without "apps". So in one host it is with "apps" and in
to run on the
server. The Django versions are the same (0.91 - also tried with SVN
trunk - getting the same) and I've double-and triple-checked all the
paths and settings.
[hostname]$ django-admin.py sqlreset appname
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/jaanus/django/django_src/django/bin
ml, and work on it to
> produce the CSV output? This would be a big deal IMHO.
Probably not. At least I didn't do it, I just got the data for the csv
generator using the standard get_list stuff etc, with Django it's only
a few lines anyway.
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rgds,
Jaanus
Robert Wittams wrote:
> I think you want to upgrade to trunk, where a long term effort to make
> the admin very customisable has been merged.
Hey now... that was too easy! you're cheating! :D (I was indeed on .90
and trunk works as you say)
> In your case, you will be able to create a template
In the admin it works fine (except images that didnt work for me so had
to switch to filefield for images). Havent tried in frontend.
Working example - just configure your settings (MEDIA_ROOT) and add
FileField to your model and you're done.
through the template and add my link at an appropriate
location. Does that sound reasonable? Or is there any other easy way
for me to accomplish this (insert custom link at an appropriate
location in the admin), other than messing with change_list code?
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rgds,
Jaanus
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