I was at a changeset more recent than 3002. Can't recall which
revision number it was, but it was circa June 2. I figured that wasn't
it, played around with MySQL a bit more, uninstalled all but a specific
version of the MySQL client, reinstalled MySQL_python, turned on MySQL
logging, and was perplexed. I was getting an insert query looking like
this:
INSERT INTO `cms_podcast`
(`slug_name`,`summary`,`podcast_file`,`date`,`published`,`show_notes_id`,`mimetype_id`)
VALUES ('podcast_slug_name','podcast summary','','2006-06-08
21:56:36',1,1,'1');
and the resulting date was all zeroes and the admin interface refused
to print it out. The failure to print it out was the error, not the
actual insertion. I svn upped Django and installed it and got an
ninsert like this: INSERT INTO `cms_podcast`
(`slug_name`,`summary`,`podcast_file`,`date`,`published`,`show_notes_id`,`mimetype_id`)
VALUES ('podcast_slug','podcast summary','','2006-06-08
22:12:28',1,'1','1')
and all is well with the world. I don't know if the fact that
"show_notes_id" being a string rather than an int has anything to do
with anything or not. When I run the first query at a mysql> prompt, it
works fine.
Anyway, this is working for me, oddly enough. Thanks for directing me
to this.
- jmj
On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 17:36:11 -0000
"arthur debert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Could this be it
> http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/572 or
> http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1584 ?
>
> me thinks this was fixed recently. =>
> http://code.djangoproject.com/changeset/3002
> are you running an up to date svn version?
>
> see if that helps
>
>
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