Re: Using models inside settings.py

2009/8/22 Jan Hülsbergen : > > The root directory of your Django project should be in sys.path > anyway, so a simple 'import local_cms_settings' should just work. Even > if not, putting the directory into sys.path is much less evil/hacky > than using exec/eval. my project is on sys.path, but if I

Re: Using models inside settings.py

On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 16:35, Alessandro Ronchi wrote: > > 2009/8/21 Alessandro Ronchi : >> >> one thing like that : >> from PROJECT_ROOT.local_settings import * >> >> Thanks in advance > > I correct myself: > > I need PROJECT_NAME to import, not the project root. > > I can then import it with >

Using models inside settings.py

I need to write a setting in my settings.py that uses my model, but it's not possible to load models inside settings.py So I need to import a custom local_settings.py to be loaded by my app. It should be simple: from myapp.settings import * but I want to remove "myapp" to that import, because I

Re: Using models inside settings.py

2009/8/21 Alessandro Ronchi : > > one thing like that : > from PROJECT_ROOT.local_settings import * > > Thanks in advance I correct myself: I need PROJECT_NAME to import, not the project root. I can then import it with exec "from " + settings.PROJECT_NAME +".local_cms_settings import *" is th