It is possible to pop up django's traceback as a separate window when
making XMLHttpRequests.
I have found an example of placing the error content from the response
into a separate window. This is a bit easier to read than scanning
through the raw html in firebug. This appears to work for me on I
Thank you. I've found django/test/client.py in svn.
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On 8/29/06, clee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you, I just downloaded firebug and it looks like a big step
> forward.
You might also want to look at the new testing support that went into
Django recently -- we've always had support for using doctest, but
unittest has just been added and ther
Thank you, I just downloaded firebug and it looks like a big step
forward.
-chris
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Firebug http://www.joehewitt.com/software/firebug/ has helped me out a
ton. In it's console firebug shows every ajax request, and if there is
an http 500 error you can see the entire response. So you don't see
the nicely formated django error page, but you see the html source of
the nicely forma
Hello, I'm a long-time python user who is new to django, javascript,
and Mochikit. I'm very pleased with django so far but I'm having a bit
of a quandry as I start to mix in javascript and Mochikit.
One thing I like about django is that if I make an error in my python
code it send me that great d
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