This is due to having a virtualenv created in a previous version of
Ubuntu. Recreate the virtualenv under Lucid, and you should be fine.
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> In [45]: Point(40.96312364002175,
> -5.661885738372803).distance(Point(40.96116097790996, -5.66283792257309))
> Out[45]: 0.0021814438604553388
The results are what you get from the db. The thing is, you can't
assume that the distance in degrees is the same everywhere, so you
can't use a simp
(Using formset_factory, if that makes a difference)
If the user fills a form in formset incompletely and then marks it for
deletion, my form handling dies horribly. The deleted forms prevent
formset.cleaned_data from working as they don't validate and thus the
form doesn't have a cleaned_data attr
As mentioned in the IRC channel, the feed did indeed display two
items, but because it was invalid markup (based on W3) Safari didn't
show them properly.
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> What version of Django? This sounds a lot like:
Latest (installed by making pip require django>=1.2).
> http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/11801
It isn't. The problem is not that I'm not getting
formset.deleted_forms, I am. The problem is that these deleted forms
also go to the cleaned_data
Hi group,
Is it possible to have custom filtering methods for MTMManagers? More
precisely I'd like to be able to use user.received_messages.new in my
templates. I can define a custom manager for my Message model with a
custom new method, but unfortunately this returns all new messages in
the syst
> I've been hacking some filtering for related managers, have a look at
> the BoxManager
> here:http://django-pm.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/myproject/pm/models.py
Thanks for food for thoughts. Looking at your code got me thinking and
in the end my problem was really simple. I was using the example
While the __get__ function gives same results as a dict would,
iteritems() doesn't. I'd like to use my GET/POST values in a function
that uses iteritems, but it outputs even single values as lists.
Is there a nice way to transform MultiValueDict into a normal dict, or
the iteritems?
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