Most of our stuff is deployed under Docker Swarm - though it would work
with compose or other systems - and typically we have a separate service,
using our standard container image for the app but with the command
overridden to run 'manage.py migrate'. The swarm is told to run just one
replica
I know this isn't really a job bulletin board, so I'll keep this
brief!
We're in Cambridge, UK, and we're building a fun architecture with
lots of Python and a significant Django-based component. We've got an
opportunity which might be of interest if you like Django. More
information on camvine
Brilliant - thanks, Sam.
Is this in the docs anywhere, I wonder? I've seen a few queries along
these lines.
Might be an FAQ
Q
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I need to do something similar. In a form I want to limit the options
in a ForeignKey's pull-down select field to objects owned by an
organisation of which the user is a member.
I've been trying to work out where this would fit. Any help much
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That's a nice solution. I'll follow your example.
Quentin
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I'm developing some code which I need to run under mod_python - the
'runserver' option won't work because it's complex stuff and I need to
handle multiple simultaneous requests, even in the early debugging
stages.
It would be really nice to see the output of my print statements. I
know I could w
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I'm not quite sure if this is helpful - it's not a general solution on
the ForeignKey specification so wouldn't work in admin, for example,
but it worked for me with my own form...
I was creating a view for a 'change' form. One parameter passed to
the view (from the URL) was an organisation i
Yes, the magic removal stuff will mean quite a lot of changes for me
too. But I think the platform will be greatly improved as a result,
and fortunatley my app hasn't grown too large yet!
One thing I love about Django is how well Adrian and co usually go
about documenting the changes.
http://co
Well, I've now done part of this. When a user invites someone to the
site (by specifying their email address), a new user is immediately
created with the email address as username.
I wanted a way for one of these users to login.
So I've written a function which, given a URL path and a User, cre
If you have a Poll object as per the tutorial which has a get_choices()
method, and your view passes it to the template as 'p', you can simply
do:
{{ p.get_choices }}
in the template, or perhaps more usefully something like this:
{% for c in p.get_choices %}
Choice is {{c}}.
{% endfor %}
It's
I'm building a site where some users will be registered, and allowed to
do lots of things, and some will be identified, and able to do fewer
things, but not required to register (by which I mean not required to
create a password etc - They will be invited to the site by others, and
sent URLs by e
There's also some stuff here:
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DocumentationSuggestions
Quentin
OK, I've found the code, and it looks as if set_FOOs() does intelligent
things about only updating the *changes* to the list of object IDs.
I'll use that for now.
Add and Delete methods would be nice though, as would something that
takes objects instead of IDs. Seems more Djangoesque. (Is that
Oh, and I'm using the latest svn trunk.
Sorry - I'm probably doing something silly here...
I have a 'Meeting' object which has a list of required attendees and a
list of optional attendees. The admin interface works fine, but I'm
stuck when it comes to manipulating these relationships in my own code.
The attendees are Users. So I h
I think you need to update the permissions database when you update the
model using sqlinitialdata.
I put something at the bottom of this page:
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DocumentationSuggestions
which might help? But I'm learning too, so don't take it as too
authoritative!
Best, Qu
OK -
Some notes added at
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/DocumentationSuggestions
and it's linked from the front page.
Hopefully someone will correct any gross foolishness!
Quentin
As a newbie learning Django (and being thoroughly impressed, by the
way), I've come across a few places where the documentation is rather
thin (or I haven't found the right bit). I'm keen to help where I can,
so thought I might add to the wiki, but I'm also concerned that I may
mislead people wit
Carlo C8E Miron wrote:
> (01:48:31) hugo-: I have a small tutorial online where I show how to
> write a simple filesystem browser with django
And very nice it is, too! Thanks!
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