Jeff is correct in saying that templates are just for handling layout.
Django is quite strict about enforcing this separation. Having worked
with a slew of other languages myself I can understand that this can
be a tad inconvenient at times (even if it is best practice). A
possible solution is to
At least for gmail the security issue is a little less of a slippery
slope. One of the authentication methods is called AuthSub and it
allows you to redirect to a google page for the user to login then
redirects back the authenticated user to your app. In this way your
app never actually handles t
Also you may want to look at this one... Seems pretty good as well
(haven't used it personally though).
http://www.djangosnippets.org/snippets/884/
On Oct 21, 1:20 pm, ro60 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been working on an acts_as_list implementation for Django
> rece
I've been working on an acts_as_list implementation for Django
recently. I know gasp... I will prob be strung up by my toes for it.
I work with Rails and Django both and like the way that the acts as
list stuff works in Rails. The code is untested and there are some
gaps that still need to be fil
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