Re: Distribute Django program to run on a local computer

2006-08-03 Thread Rob Hudson
If anyone is still following along I got past the last error by specifically adding "django.db.backends.sqlite3.base" to my list of includes. This got me a little further. The server will successfully start up and I can make a request. I got a traceback in the browser about

Re: Distribute Django program to run on a local computer

2006-08-02 Thread Rob Hudson
I've made a little more progress this morning... I created a run script to start up Django without needed to edit manage.py directly. With this run script I can add other features later. Here's the gist of it. (Quotes is my test app I created) #!/usr/bin/env python import sys, os

Re: Distribute Django program to run on a local computer

2006-08-01 Thread Rob Hudson
Julio Nobrega wrote: > Can't you use SSL, and tell the reviewers to use an anonymizer proxy? Not really. We have to assume no internet connection at all and ship a self-contained program. It makes things difficult and adds extra work. With a PHP solution we were able to use Microweb

Re: Distribute Django program to run on a local computer

2006-07-31 Thread Rob Hudson
Malcolm Tredinnick wrote: > Live CDs have a slight drawback in that they take over your computer > whilst you are using them, so evaluating a submission whilst taking > notes requires two computers and you lose the ability to cut and paste > and easily take screenshots, etc, without a lot of

Distribute Django program to run on a local computer

2006-07-31 Thread Rob Hudson
Quick version: Is there a way to bundle up a Django application, maybe wrap an installer around it if need be, and distribute it by CD to install and run on a person's local system. Preferrably cross platform (Windows and Mac). Long version that helps explain why we need this: I work for a

Re: Time Tracking Tool

2006-06-30 Thread Rob Hudson
I have a time tracking tool I wrote in PHP a long time ago. It's not perfect but it works. Now that I have a couple Django sites under my belt I've considered using it for rewriting it. So if you're interested in pushing this along I'd be willing to contribute. My system is basically this one

Re: Member logins and member management

2006-05-26 Thread Rob Hudson
OK, so it sounds like the default would be to use the normal auth system. Are there any tips on doing things like member lists and such as part of the public website for logged in users. Can I just tie into the existing Users model? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You

Member logins and member management

2006-05-26 Thread Rob Hudson
I've built a small website for a club with Django trunk so far and it's working very well. I'm ready to start thinking about member management -- user account creation, logins, member list and details pages, etc. IIRC, there was some mention of a new auth system. Is the auth system documented

Re: help with view/template data

2006-05-12 Thread Rob Hudson
I actually went to the shell and looked at my evts with "dir(evts)" and it looked like a simple list so I thought slicing would be no problem. Thanks for explaining what was really going on. -Rob Malcolm Tredinnick wrote: > I suspect we might be seeing this sort of question a bit now. You

help with view/template data

2006-05-12 Thread Rob Hudson
I think I'm making this harder than it should be. Could someone help me out here please? The gist is that I'm trying to display a list of events like the following. I'm getting the error "'offset' is not allowed without 'limit'" which doesn't seem right. I'm thinking someone will spot a much

Apache, mod_python, Django question

2006-05-10 Thread Rob Hudson
I recently set up Apache and mod_python to play with Django. My server is also using mod_php all with a MySQL database. I was noticing weird bugginess -- the admin page sometimes would be there, then sometimes give errors, etc. The fine folks on IRC helped me to realize that I need to restart

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