Re: I don't get the big picture (admin, etc.)

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 02:50, cocolombo wrote: > Thanks so much Mike, Christophe, Venkatraman, and whoever joins in, > for your answers. > > To Venkatraman S: > > Yes quite a lot of the applications is written an are functioning > independently. > > As I described it's the

Re: I don't get the big picture (admin, etc.)

Thanks so much Mike, Christophe, Venkatraman, and whoever joins in, for your answers. To Venkatraman S: Yes quite a lot of the applications is written an are functioning independently. As I described it's the "big picture" I have difficulty with, not coding the individual parts that I need.

Re: I don't get the big picture (admin, etc.)

Cocolombo - Actually, you are asking some pretty good questions because all of them are fundamental, and everyone starting with Django has to answer them. On Monday, December 13, 2010 10:25:45 pm cocolombo wrote: > I read a lot of documentation and books but there are still some very > basic

Re: I don't get the big picture (admin, etc.)

On Dec 13, 2010, at 7:25 PM, cocolombo wrote: > 1) Should the players use the admin to loggin ? I think that there's a good hint given by the is_staff property of a User. The admin is best used by people you would consider "staff," rather than general users of the site. While it is certainly

Re: I don't get the big picture (admin, etc.)

On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 8:55 AM, cocolombo wrote: > I read a lot of documentation and books but there are still some very > basic things that I just don't catch about Django. > The docs and we are here to help :) But only if you spend sometime learning the bits yourselves.

I don't get the big picture (admin, etc.)

I read a lot of documentation and books but there are still some very basic things that I just don't catch about Django. Let's say I want to crate a very basic site for a simple game with no graphics, just text. 1) Should the players use the admin to loggin ? 2) Do I use the user objects, to