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In the admin I make use of a tabular inline to possibly create Product
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I ended up using signals, which looks like an obvious solution now.
Whenever I save or delete
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its use.
Could you help me and tell something more (possibly a real example)
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Or you can use the new Python construct "with".
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It's not that tricky, is it?
Read the CSV file, split out the fields.
Get or create the category
Get or create the subcategory
Get or create the product
in code:
import csv
data = csv.reader(open
/csv.html
Hey Tom, that's very kind of you, so helpful and fast!
I'll use that in my real scenario (which is a bit more complicated).
I'll be back here soon, reporting success :-) or asking for more help!
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I want to insert data into my Django db as I read from a CSV file.
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Here is my try:
###
from django.db import models
from csvImporter.model import CsvModel
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name = models.CharField()
age = models.IntegerField()
length = models.FloatField()
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would "Just Work (TM)".
According to your and Andre's reply I'll probably have to change my mind
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This is the error I get:
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in the model.
What am I doing wrong?
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Yes, I'll follow Andres Reyes advice and use {% url %} tag. I'm still
having a few problems with it, but it sounds like the way to go.
Ok, it works now. I just had to use the proper syntax! :-)
### urls.py
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advice and use {% url %} tag. I'm still
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What's in your add_to_cart view function?
Hi Babatunde,
at the moment, the add_to_cart view is just printing the POST data on
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I have a very simple view which is supposed to print out GET or POST,
depending which has been used to send data. The problem is I always get
"GET
rls.py:
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### php script to send data to the Django page:
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> > can I rather get that information from the auth application f
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> implement this myself, anyone have any suggestions on already made
> solutions? Thanks.
Are you sure you need AJAX as you state in your mail subject? I guess
some js will do the trick.
I got nice results with tablesorter [0].
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t;)
class ProductAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
list_display = ('name','value')
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> say I have a model "boat" with a radio field which let me choose
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or/it/forms.py",
line 18, in __init__
max_length=None, min_length=None, *args, **kwargs)
TypeError: __init__() got multiple values for keyword argument 'max_length'
Do I miss anything? Any other tips?
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Anyone who can kindly shed a bit of light on this? Or give me some
tips on the best way to get some zip-code field inside my model? I'll
provided more log/context if needed.
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> CustomerID = models.ForeignKey(Customer)
> The problem is that I want it to say something else, like "Customer
> Name"
Try with
CustomerID = models.ForeignKey(Customer, verbose_name="Customer Name&q
returning link.
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(I will use that link to print a pdf report of that specific instance
of my model. Do you think there are better or more canonical ways to
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And then consider the "null-parented" node as the root one?
Does my code make any sense? Do you think it will turn out as too slow
for my hierarchy? Should I better rely on django-treebeard or
django-mptt?
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you. I suspected there could be such kind of reason but I didn't
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more narrow. Obviously, part of the width is taken by the list_filter
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Is this behaviour normal? Is there any reason for it?
I use trunk django and a cutting edge firefox browser.
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Hence, my "too-much-populated" drop down menu appears inside an inline
element. Which, I think, makes things even worse.
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> class Prod2(models.Model):
> name = models.CharField(max_length=30)
>
> class Prod1(models.Model):
> name = models.CharField(max_length=30)
> belongs_to = models.ForeignKey(Prod2)
>
> class Prod0(models.Model):
> name = mod
...).
Is there a way to customize the admin page without having to write the
whole page from scratch? Shall I have to add some Javascript?
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Well, I guess I could use a not-existing license number instead of
null. For example 00 instead of NULL. But it seems tricky and
I might need that number in the future.
How can I solve this?
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> http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db/models/#intermediary-manytomany
That seems exactly what I was looking for! I'll use it in my app,
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It did the trick! Now everything's fine. And I advanced a small step
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Are there any other alternatives? Which is the best bet? Could you
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> class Fornitore(models.Model):
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> I need a table similar to what you get when entering the admin panel,
> that is a list of all my models inside a certain app.
Hi Fabio!
Following code in your views.py and a for loop in your template will
do the trick:
def index(request):
model
? Is there a
one-line-python-command to get that list in a view and then pass it to
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It's a simple
multiplication, I guess you won't have performance issue for this
change.)
I'd appreciate if anyone can shed some light on this and point out any
drawbacks I can't see.
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> Ah! Then there should of course be get_model('management',
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teError at /manufacturer
'NoneType' object has no attribute 'objects'
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This is how my urls.py looks like at last: http://dpaste.com/72674/.
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> > import arteak.management.models
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> It's not the same thing :-). This line won't load the name "models" into
> your local environment. If you want import from
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> > u'manufacturer'
> > when accessing http://localhost:8000/manufacturer
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> KeyError says that it can't find a key 'manufacturer' in dict
> model_classes. This leads me to thi
cturer'
when accessing http://localhost:8000/manufacturer
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