Hi!
it works now when calling the connection._commit() function (which is
completely undocumentated) after executing the query. (I know that you
shouldn't call functions starting with _ in general)
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Hi,
I'm using the latest svn version of django with mysql.
Since some time I have the problem that raw UPDATE-queries I execute
don't get really executed. Have a look at this:
>>> from django.db import connection as con
>>> cur = con.cursor()
>>> cur.execute('SELECT topic_id FROM forum_vote')
Hm, if you don't understand me, I'll try to explain it more clearly:
I've a blog-like news site where some users can publish news using the
django admin panel. They can enter thome things, for example subject,
introduction, text etc (and this works finde already). But now I want
that it is
Hi,
I'm trying to create a model where the user can either upload an image
or enter a URL to an image or select an given image by a combobox.
How this would be possible? (I hope, I'm understandable...)
Thanks for your help,
Benjamin Wiegand
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