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Hi I am currently using 1.1:
For the first time, I'm using a table without the built in
autoincrement field. As we know, the way to tel
Hi I am currently using 1.1:
For the first time, I'm using a table without the built in
autoincrement field. As we know, the way to tell Django -not- to use
the "id" is to manually specify one of the fields as
primary_key=True.
Here is my table:
class Rssitem(models.Model):
url_key = models.
Your project looks pretty kick-ass. Thanks for pointing me out to
that. I may just seek out this code while working on my site.
On May 13, 3:28 pm, Michael Elsdörfer wrote:
> I'm working on a Universal Feed Parser-based library to create
> aggregators. The idea is that the process of parsing a fe
I tried searching for: "copy site-packages directory server" but
didn't find what I was looking for.
My question is simply:
Running dev server on an XP Windows machine.
My live server is a Webfaction account.
I just did an update to 1.1 on my Dev Server by untarring the tar
and running py
Scott, Ofri, thanks.
I realized early this morning, I will need to just use the Universal
Parser un-adorned, because of the customized ways I have to do
things.
On May 13, 8:57 am, Scot Hacker wrote:
> On May 12, 11:06 am, beetlecube wrote:
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> > Hello,
> > Just wond
Hello,
Just wondering if there are alternatives to the feedjack RSS
aggregator that anyone has used. It doesn't have to be "Django-ized"
like feedjack is.
Just any Python library that you've had good luck with, parsing a lot
of different RSS feeds. I know there are examples of using Mark
Pilgrim
I read a blog entry somewhere by someone contemplating the ideal type
of web application needs that Django best meets: Since it was
written originally for publishing articles in a newspaper environment,
it's good for blogs or other Article type sites.
Myself, I'm working on a To-Do list type a
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