I'm trying to build a test suite in my project and I'm making heavy
use of mocks to write them cleanly. Testing has reached a point where
I need to mock the fkey property of a model instance, but I'd really
like to use this as a mock. Of course, I can't assign the mock here
because it isn't an ins
> I think that auth messages are the wrong way to do it most of the time
> they are used (including django core code) anyway. They are usually
> used to inform that an action worked (or didn't) -- this should be
> done as session messages, not user messages.
+1 to this, and also to decoupling mes
Hi,
I noticed that some of the default tags use token.split_contents() to
parse their arguments, while others use token.contents.split(). At
first glance, it seems that split_contents() is the smarter way to go,
because it knows about quoted strings. Alas, there's a problem with
filters. For exam
I think I posted this on the wrong forum. I"m going to post it on the
other forum, sorry about that!
On Oct 20, 11:06 pm, killer barney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Loving django 1.0!
>
> But one thing I notice they don't seem to have is security trimming
> (where you can hide certain links based
Loving django 1.0!
But one thing I notice they don't seem to have is security trimming
(where you can hide certain links based on the role permissions of a
user) or any sort of roles security. Is there any solid way at going
about this that already exists in the django framework or is this
somet
It seems that current DB lock management doesn't play nice with the
new Python 2.6 multiprocessing package and SQLite. See [1]. The same
error also popped up in Google search under mod_python [2].
I wasn't able to reproduce this with MySQL.
[1] http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/9409
[2]
http
I think that auth messages are the wrong way to do it most of the time
they are used (including django core code) anyway. They are usually
used to inform that an action worked (or didn't) -- this should be
done as session messages, not user messages.
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Hi,
what do you think about a signal which fires after the models
of an application where loaded?
Use case:
Load static (never changing objects) from the database and make them
available
at module or class level. In my case I want to load some permissions and
make them
available as Permission i
