> I think I figured it out, your RegEx should be:
> (?P\d+)/$
Ah, much better. I've looked at the completely wrong places. I still
wonder a bit about the error message.
Now it only complains about missing templates which I should be able to fix.
Thanks so much
Arthur
On 3/23/06, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I got it . You should pass the info_dict as **info_dict, but not
> > info_dict directly.
>
> Thanks for your answer. I don't think you can do that inside tuples.
> It throws a syntax error.
>
> Arthur
Oh, I made a mistake. I'm sorry.
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On 3/23/06, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > The info_dict never gets implicitly passed -- it's always explicitly
> > passed. We're removing the magic, not adding to it! :)
> >
> > But as for your question, it seems like you're getting that error
> > because you're passing in 'queryset'
> The info_dict never gets implicitly passed -- it's always explicitly
> passed. We're removing the magic, not adding to it! :)
>
> But as for your question, it seems like you're getting that error
> because you're passing in 'queryset' twice.
I've minimized the app to the bare minimum, but the
On 3/22/06, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Your example you aren't passing in that info_dict you created.
>
> Thanks Max. That's what I tried first. But from the partially updated
> tutorial in the mr branch docs and the error message
> "object_detail() got multiple values for keyword
> > I'm trying to use generics on the magic removal trunc and I'm a bit at
> > a loss because the queryset variable seems to get autoconverted to a
> > string. The following urls.py always results in a "AttributeError:
> > 'str' object has no attribute 'model'":
> >
> > from
Arthur wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I'm trying to use generics on the magic removal trunc and I'm a bit at
> a loss because the queryset variable seems to get autoconverted to a
> string. The following urls.py always results in a "AttributeError:
> 'str' object has no attribute 'model'":
>
> from
Hi all
I'm trying to use generics on the magic removal trunc and I'm a bit at
a loss because the queryset variable seems to get autoconverted to a
string. The following urls.py always results in a "AttributeError:
'str' object has no attribute 'model'":
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
Hi
Thanks for your responses. Thats what I thought, just wanted to make
sure. The all() just seems unitutive to me, but given that Djangos
syntax is so easy, a little bit of something here and there is no
biggie.
Thanks again.
PS I just posted a patch for the generic views on the developers
On Saturday 25 February 2006 18:25, ChaosKCW wrote:
> A dumb question, but will objects.all() cause any kind of performance
> hit ?
>
> I mean when the code appends QuerySet.filter(pk=object_id), will it
> condense that to a SQL statement that returns one object or reutrn
> all obejcts then do
A dumb question, but will objects.all() cause any kind of performance
hit ?
I mean when the code appends QuerySet.filter(pk=object_id), will it
condense that to a SQL statement that returns one object or reutrn all
obejcts then do the PK query ?
Thanks,
On Saturday 25 February 2006 17:43, ChaosKCW wrote:
> Just one question, I have used model.objects, not
> model.objects.all(). It appears to work and makes more sense to me.
> Any comments?
Use model.objects.all() (at least for now). model.objects will work in
some cases, but perhaps not in
On Saturday 25 February 2006 17:47, ChaosKCW wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is there some documentation on the "Sites" functionality. I have seen
> it, but not seen any docs ?
'Site' in that example was a model in my own app -- there is a Django
model of the same name, but I don't know that much about it.
Hi
Is there some documentation on the "Sites" functionality. I have seen
it, but not seen any docs ?
Thanks,
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Thanks, I had a look at the code and worked that out.
Just one question, I have used model.objects, not model.objects.all().
It appears to work and makes more sense to me. Any comments?
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On Saturday 25 February 2006 16:58, ChaosKCW wrote:
> Please can someone help. I am following Tutorial4 for generic views,
> plus adapting it to the magic removal instructions on the wiki page.
> As far as I can tell i followed the instructions exactly, But I get
> an error stating that 'model'
Hi
Please can someone help. I am following Tutorial4 for generic views,
plus adapting it to the magic removal instructions on the wiki page.
As far as I can tell i followed the instructions exactly, But I get an
error stating that 'model' is not a valid paremeter to the view.
I am sure its
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