breaks specifically. Luckily Django has a filter to do
> this: linebreaks. So you just do {{ comment|linebreaks }}
>
> --
> DR
> >
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>
> local numbers start with 281, 832, 713 , or 1281, 1832, or 1713, my
> regex which isnt working looks like this
in other words, local numbers match the regex
r'^(?:281|832|713|1281|1832|1713)'
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doctag.tagid }} {% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
this is assuming there is some reason for you not to modify the
Document class to give it the appropriate methods or attributes to
access the related DocumentTag directly; if you could do that, life
would be much easier :)
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> since "sections__name__exact" doesn't have to be defined anywhere.
>
> But is there any way to build the parameter to the filter dynamically?
the usual python way of building dynamic args:
filter = {'sections__name__exact': 'shooting'}
qry = qry.filter(**filter)
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curate
or up to date, although it looks about right; just saving you the
google):
http://chewpichai.blogspot.com/2007/10/how-to-integrate-recaptcha-with-django.html
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mentation, mentioning the
bug, and pointing to the ticket with the patch that fixes the bug,
right?
:-D
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et application/xhtml+xml for the pages
> it serves?
>
> I tried changing the text/html entry in my mime.types file for apache
> to application/xhtml+xml but that does squat.
do you want to do that, given that a large portion of your (average)
clients will now get a download dialog instead of
asking :)
I don't know about Nicolas, but I'm writing something for a
Spanish-speaking customer, so I might have a TelephoneField
("teléfono") in there, for example.
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On 3/16/07, johnny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> In newform, how do I allow a single regexField to accept either a
> whole number, or number with decimal places?
doesn't r"\d+(\.\d*)?" work?
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On 12/26/06, mamcxyz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
- You can't do a single-exe deployment, except if discover a way to
hack the thing very much
I wouldn't be so sure. You could almost certainly use PyInstaller to
build a sqlite-backed django app down to a single exe.
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te that as isinstance(key, (float, decimal.Decimal))
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abase:
Node.objects.filter(path__startswith=A.path)
the ugly thing is that now your database is denormalized, and your
friends that teach Databases at the university will sneer.
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> Note that the property built-in takes the "getter" as the first,
> required argument and the "setter" as the optional, second argument.
A nit: none of the arguments of property are required.
u a better clue as to what is
wrong...
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it would be clear that max() returns a tuple (value, queryset) (to
me, at least...). Also, ...groupby('foo').max() would return the same
result as max(...groupby('foo')), but less efficiently.
Talking through my hat?
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On 11/16/06, Aidas Bendoraitis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> German ß should be translated to ss
> ä to ae
> ö to oe
> ü to ue
but «ü» in Spanish should be just «u» (as in pingüino -> pinguino).
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ALDENE 13 KV SK NUG WESTERN HUB
ALDENE 13 KV SK NUG WEST INT HUB
ALDENE 13 KV SK NUG WELLSBORO
which is exactly the same as the previous one, if you look :(
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| Sink
Anode | Cnode
Cnode | Bnode
Mnode | Anode
Xnode | Anode
this is as expected; but if you click on "Sink", you get
Source | Sink v
Anode | Cnode
Cnode | Bnode
Mnode | Anode
Xnode | Anode
i.e., it still sorts by Source instead of Sink. Is this a bug in
django, or am
ay = ['source', 'sink']
-->8-
that works very nicely. Or does it? The link on the sink column in the
admin interface sorts by source :(
What am I missing? Oh, python2.4, django from svn, linux.
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return self.file[start+1:]
umm.. os.path.basename() would probably be better than assuming '/'
(or anything else) is the path delimiter, no?
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