Hi,
Here is my problem, summarized by this web page:
I would like to display only the public documents of a given project
(not the private ones).
Class Document has a ForeignKey field on class Project, and a
BooleanField (is_public).
My condition is: I just pass the Project object to my template
Bureaucrat James Bennett, you are technically correct -- the best kind
of correct! :-)
Thanks for bringing me this new approach. I like it that way.
As for guidelines, I tend to follow them even when I do not grasp the
good reason behind. Following guidelines would have avoided my
department to l
Hi,
Using the latest SVN revision, I have an issue when manipulating
sessions (out of request).
The background:
My application stores custom user privileges in their sessions (home-
cooked version of 'per-object' permissions).
When specific conditions are met, I must 'refresh' some user sessions
Thanks, Jeremy.
Your piece of code works perfectly.
I will think about suggestions for the documentation and open a
ticket.
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Hello,
With this model and form, what is the correct syntax to save a new
Room object?
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
class Room(models.Model):
name = models.CharField()
users = models.ManyToManyField(User)
class Roo
Hi,
The default HTML rendering of form errors, with method as_table() at
least, is to display them above the form field. Am I the only one
concerned with this? :-)
I am struggling with CSS tricks to render this correctly, without
getting anywhere I must say.
I would rather display errors below t
I am struggling right now with the same concerns :-)
I have a hand-written form for a model with ManyToMany field.
So far, I noted a few things that helped me come to a working
solution, but maybe not really elegant...
The form initialization with an object looks like this (I hope...):
my_form =
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