is wrong with gallery.photos.all().order_by('name') ?
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> On Feb 27, 4:49 pm, Kyle Fox wrote:
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> > I'm wondering if it's possible to apply ordering to a ManyToMany
> > relationship by using a `position` attribute on the join model. A
> > cla
I'm wondering if it's possible to apply ordering to a ManyToMany
relationship by using a `position` attribute on the join model. A
classic example (photo gallery) is probably the best way to illustrate
this:
class Photo(models.Model):
image = models.ImageField(upload_to="photos")
class Galle
The part that I'm struggling to wrap my head around is how to make
plugins "installable".
I think one of the reasons Wordpress's plugin framework is so
successful is how easy it is to manage your plugins: install /
uninstall buttons on a page means the user doesn't have to write any
glue code or
Okay, I think I did something like that. The problem is that the
@permalink and named urls doesn't seem to work because the named URL
has two different entries in the URLconf...
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I've been having a hard time figuring out how to solve this problem:
We're building *another* django blogging app, but we want the app to
support multiple blogs on the same site, ideally by having each Blog
"mounted" on it's own URL, ie: "/politics/" is a Blog, "/tumbles/" is
another Blog, etc.
I'd just like to report that we're having this problem as well, the
same as you describe. The `shell` command seems to work fine...
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I'd probably put it in the model.
Putting it in the view means if you ever create an instance of that
model elsewhere, you'll need to duplicate the code for creating the
related model. Not very DRY :)
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I'm trying to use a SplitDateTimeWidget for a forms.DateTimeField
field, but keep getting TypeError: "expected string or buffer"
The traceback leads to `strptime.py`, which has `found =
format_regex.match(data_string) `. The local variables are:
data_string = [u'2007-09-29', u'11:05:59.898833']
I really don't see a need for a huge project to accomplish the goals
you've outlined:
0) Checking in the local source changes if they have not already been
checked in (optional).
1) Logging into the deployment target.
2) Checking out the latest source.
3) Modifying the production database as nece
You might want to try writing an inclusion tag:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates_python/#inclusion-tags
They are much simpler to write than template tags, and more "designer
friendly." They let you write a separate template that gets rendered
inside of another template (simil
It's easy to write a "basic" blog in Django. If that's all people
want, then great. Something like that will work perfectly for the
majority of bloggers (who probably won't get that much readership
anyway)...
But all this talk about making a "full-featured" blog app in Django --
one that will r
I hope I can explain this well, because I've been wracking my poor
little brain trying to figure out how to do this :)
I'm trying to create a flexible CMS. I want it to be easy for users
to create a Page, and attach all kinds of content ("components") to
that page. These components would all be
SanPy,
Thank you! This works awesome and does exactly what I need!
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I think my question wasn't clear: we're having NO problem putting
files on S3, that's dead simple (ie what Holovaty blogged about).
What we need to do is take an *in-memory Image* and put it directly
onto S3. We need a way to convert a PIL Image instance into a format
S3 can accept WITHOUT havi
I'm absolutely stuck on this. This question might be more python than
django related, but I figured because it deals with Amazon S3, someone
here may know how to handle it.
Here's what needs to happen:
1. A user uploads an image (part of a Model we have)
2. Create a 100x100 thumbnail using PIL
> I usually make a home controller. Then I typically use an index
> action for the home page view.
This is normally what I do as well, I just define a view called
'index' somewhere and point r'^$' at it.
But this seems like a good place for me to ask a related question I've
often puzzled over:
> I usually make a home controller. Then I typically use an index
> action for the home page view.
This is normally what I do as well, I just define a view called
'index' somewhere and point r'^$' at it.
But this seems like a good place for me to ask a related question I've
often puzzled over:
> I usually make a home controller. Then I typically use an index
> action for the home page view.
This is normally what I do as well, I just define a view called
'index' somewhere and point r'^$' at it.
But this seems like a good place for me to ask a related question I've
often puzzled over:
> I usually make a home controller. Then I typically use an index
> action for the home page view.
This is normally what I do as well, I just define a view called
'index' somewhere and point r'^$' at it.
But this seems like a good place for me to ask a related question I've
often puzzled over:
Maybe I'm not understanding what the problem is, but why can't you
just make a new directory for each user?
> > user A uploads file 1 to /static_files//file1.jpg
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1) We found S3 to be a bit slow, both upstream and down. Upstream is
slow largely because of the SOAP overhead (from what I understand),
and we were sending lots of data (about 5 resized images for each
image uploaded to django). Downstream, well, not much you can do
about that, regardless of h
> Django's model inheritance will have an attribute to indicate that the
> base class is an abstract base, just as you are asking about.
Do you mean this feature isn't yet in django? I haven't found
anything on the docs about this (I could really use it too!)
If it's in the trunk, do you know w
This is just a guess, but could it be because you're calling .save()
(defined in models.Model) before calling __init__() on the superclass?
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Filters are unbelievably helpful when you have different people doing
markup and development.
The 'pluralize' filter, for example (as well as the 'humanize'
collection), has saved us developers from having to write templae-side
code to figure out if there should be an 's' at the end of a noun.
Th
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