This is a sad self-reply. I got around this problem by using eval()
and accessing the collection that way. Be careful with security
though!
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Hey everybody,
I'm currently trying to build an AJAX-JSON-processor with Django,
which receives a JSON-encoded request and then writes those values to
the database.
Here is what I basically looks like:
{"class":"pages.page",
"id":"1",
"show_more_on_topic":"0",
"show_arch
Hey everybody,
I'm trying to added mptt to my django project for managing a simple
page-tree. It doesn't seem to work, as it is supposed too.
My model looks like this:
from django.db import models
import mptt
class Page(models.Model):
title = models.CharField(maxlength=200)
bod
Hey everybody,
Django is a wonderful tool. It gives you so much freedom of thought.
Still I got a problem that I can't figure out up to now.
What is the best way for Django to manage hierarchial data? It is
totally possible to add a self-referential foreign-key to every model.
I also was pointed
Hey guys,
I've written my blog in Django and am quite happy with it. Yesterday I
implement trackbacks, so that Django kann accept them for posts. Next
goal is to be able to send trackbacks. Since I put all my stuff into my
blog through the automatic admin, my question is: Is there a way to
overwr
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