Hi BeeGee,
My impression is that your first statement is correct, but not your
second:
To use the query-cache with MySQL, you either need to use MyISAM tables,
or if you use InnoDB tables and transactions, then you need to use at
least MySQL version 4.1.1
This is not related to Django.
I fully agree with this: a 0.92 made of trunk, with all fixes collected
on trunk. Perhaps patches applied for concurrency/threading issues and
memory leaks -- that would be great for stability, esp. on windows.
Then instantly switch trunk to m-r, and if m-r is good enough, make a
release of it.
Hi Todd,
I hadn't realized that the command would take over Eclipse, which is not
what you want in case of the 'runserver' command! For 'runserver' you
can perhaps define a small batchfile or shellscript, that starts
'manage.py' and that is available as a shortcut from the (windows)
start-menu
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Subject: Re: Django on Windows?
Leeuw van der, Tim wrote:
>Hi Ivan,
>
>Thanks for your fast answer. I didn't get round to trying the changes
>until now a
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Subject: Re: Django on Windows?
Leeuw van der, Tim wrote:
> The application is a photo-album like application which stores
> directory and image info in a psql da
Hi,
You could look into an IDE like Eclipse, together with the PyDEV eclipse
plugin. I use this combination to develop for Django.
(There are some gotchas with code-completion; in some ways the
code-completion of PythonWin works better in combination with the magic
of Django models.)
Why I
PS: I just upgraded mod_python to 3.2.8
but no change. Still crashes about 6 times doing those 39 requests for the
front page.
--Tim
From: django-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:django-users@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Leeuw van der, Tim
Sent: vrijdag 10 maart 2006 9:16
Hi,
What is the recommended way of running Django on a Windows
server?
I’ve developed a small web-application with Django,
for home-use only, and I want to run it on one of my PC’s – which runs
Windows.
So yesterday I did the first test with Django, Apache,
mod_python and my
They way I would enivsage adding this functionality to Django would be
that in your model you specify, for each Model object (=table), that it
is to be versioned. Versioning would automatically add a '_version'
column to the generated DDL, and the standard Django save() routines
would take care
!
--Tim
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Sent: maandag 13 februari 2006
11:53
To: django-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: How to find the label
for a value
On 2/13/06, Leeuw van der, Tim
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The choices for the form are specified in your model. Django uses these
choices for it's form-display.
It would make sense to me if Django would also provide an easy way for
you to display such 'nice' values in your interface.
The set of choices that you provide is accessible via the model; if
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