Never mind, found the answer:
http://efreedom.com/Question/1-806835/Django-Redirect-Previous-Page-Login
My Google-fu must be off today.
On Dec 16, 6:00 pm, bazaarsoft <jay_mar...@me.com> wrote:
> I have what appears to be an odd case - I have a login link on a bunch
> of pages (logo
I have what appears to be an odd case - I have a login link on a bunch
of pages (logout if you're already logged in). What I want is to use
the built-in contrib.auth stuff to handle the login, but I want it to
take me back to the originating page once the user gets logged in
correctly.
In all the examples I've seen of creating the user profile at the time
a User is created, I always see the use of the signal and the profile
table's fields (except for user) have to be nullable. I don't see a
way to break in to the creation process using the signal scheme such
that you can pass in
Mac OS has always carried multiple Python installs. You can start
python using python2.5, python2.6, and on Lion python2.7. Those
installs are under /System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/ but
links to the executables are in /usr/bin/.
When you install Python packages, they get installed in
Noticed a couple of typos in my reply:
> I have "MEDIA_ROOT = '/Users/storefiles/' in my settings.py folder,
file, not folder
> and the upload_to param in my model set to 'pluginFiles/%Y/%m/%H/%M/'.
is actually 'pluginFiles/%Y/%m/%d/%H/%M/'
jay
On Oct 6, 2:41 pm, bazaarso
> Also, I'm confused whether upload_to should be set in settings.py or
> models.py
It's actually a mix - if you have MEDIA_ROOT defined in settings.py,
then it will use that as the first part of the path. Then, what you
pass in the upload_to field will be appended to that. So, in my case,
I have
Hello - I'm new to Django and love what I see so far. I have the need
to "catch" the admin post for one of my models: essentially, the model
contains a file and from the file I want to extract data for some of
the other model fields that are required for that particular model.
So, can I "break"
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