It respects the settings.py time zone not the system locale.
This means your question needs to be addressed by someone smarter than
me.
Sorry
Mike
On 2014-06-25 16:42, mi...@dewhirst.com.au wrote:
On 25/06/2014 7:44 AM, Jerry Wu wrote:> Thanks, Mike.
I still have a question. In your
On 25/06/2014 7:44 AM, Jerry Wu wrote:> Thanks, Mike.
I still have a question. In your code, which part should I change in
order to set the time zone to Asia/Shanghai?
My settings uses Australia/Melbourne and Postgres stores time correctly
as UTC+10 (or UTC+11 in daylight saving time).
But
I have create a generic view and in that view I have specified
context_object_name of errata_id_list in this case. This generic view is tied
to a query set of a model and in the view I specify the list of keys I would
like to display. Here is a snippit from the template:
{% for record in
My apologies if this is elementary. But I've scoured google, and
haven't found the answer I'm looking for.
I need to return a queryset, to be serialized for ajax. I have a Store
object, which references a State object.
State.objects.all() currently returns the state value as the ID field
for
Hi All -- Sorry if this is a newbie faux pas. I am having an issue with
viewing the adding admin interfaces I created for a number of my
models. Everything appears fine when accessing the admin site using the
development server, but when I try to view my changes running through
Apache, none of
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