Hi, it is how imports work..
You should reconstruct your import statement to read
from mysite import app1
and then refer to it's views as app1.views or app2.views, etc.
Hope that helps - i'm a first time poster to django. Hello, all!
On Jun 5, 2011, at 2:49 AM, raj wrote:
> Hey guys, just a
On Sat, 2011-06-04 at 23:49 -0700, raj wrote:
> Hey guys, just a little confused about something python related. If i
> have multiple apps, and they all have a views.py file. How do I import
> them correctly in my urls.py file?
> I'm asking this because you get the following code:
> from mysite.app
I'm a very beginner developer. I'm just wondering how you got the
actual styling together? Did you bang all that out with photoshop/css/
javascript or something? Cause I want to make a website, but I don't
know if I should go ahead and learn this way, or if there is an easier
way. Thank you.
-Raj
Hey guys, just a little confused about something python related. If i
have multiple apps, and they all have a views.py file. How do I import
them correctly in my urls.py file?
I'm asking this because you get the following code:
from mysite.app1 import views
from mysite.app2 import views
well, when
For our setup we created a separate user,site framework since we do a
form of vhosting that serves multiple sites from one instance. We have
a Site model that serves as the root tying all of our other models
together. No abstract models or anything fancy, just a FK in each
model class pointing bac
I think this depends on how you set your python path.
Mine is usually set to a virtualenv AND to /foo/bar/yourproject/ (the path
to your project).
That means you can do the following imports in any file:
from a.views import yourview
from b.views import yourview
Best regards,
Martin
On Sun, Jun
I have never seen that usage of Meta. where is it documented?
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On Sat, Jun 4, 2011 at 12:29 AM, AJ wrote:
> My application does require emailing users and members of the website. This
> is mostly system mail and users will not email amongst themselves.
on webapp servers i usually install ssmtp. it's not for handling
user's email, nor for receiving messages.
let's say i've got two apps in my project... app a and app b
how do i access views in app a from app b views?
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I have been scouring the group and interwebs and it seems multi-tenant
comes up quite frequently in various scenarios, and mine is probably a
common one. However, I haven't been able to distill a Djangooey best-
practice from what i've read, so I figure it won't hurt to bring it up
again.
Here is
I am trying to figure out if using the il8n stuff is the right
approach for translating keyword names into multiline descriptions for
use in ajax tooltips. The idea is I want to have a url that is like
this:
url(r'tooltip/(?P)/$', get_tooltip)
Then in my get_tooltip() view method I'd have some
At the time I asked the question I just had the sense that I wanted to
debug an issue by bringing up the web interface midway through my
test. I attempted to do things like stop midway through the test via
set_trace() and then ctrl-c, then look at the db from a runserver run
that was pointing to
Right, if what you have typed in your post is the code you are actually
trying to use, there are two problems that jump out at me.
The first is that *question = models.CaaQuestion(pk=210) *will actually
create a new question with the primary key 210, not fetch one from the
database, so when you
according to the docs, .get(**kwargs) is the signature.
I have a model where I have 2 foreign keys that are unique together:
class CaaAnswer(models.Model):
question = models.ForeignKey(CaaQuestion)
assessment = models.ForeignKey(Assessment)
mds = models.CharField(max_length=3, b
Hello,
So the site that im developing with releases software over our webpage for
the clients to use. We have build a management system to do this with and it
works prety well. The current method in which we do things was with the wsgi
passenger and i finally convinced them to go django. In the ol
+1 for Webfaction
On Jun 4, 2011, at 4:48 AM, Martin Brochhaus wrote:
> +1
>
> Hosting 20 (or more) on Webfaction. Awesome service. Awesome speed. Peace of
> mind.
>
> Best regards,
> Martin
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On Jun 4, 5:09 pm, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
> On Sat, 2011-06-04 at 04:58 -0700, Shamail Tayyab wrote:
> > I'ld like you to review my work and do tell me the goods and more
> > important, the bads..
>
> cool - what happens to non facebook users? also would love to see a
> comparison between rail
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 10:04 AM, Margie Roginski
wrote:
> Karen Tracy, if you are reading this, could you comment?
>
> As the person that seems to be most knowledgable about django testing
> (your Django 1.1 Testing book is fantastic - I highly recommend it!),
> can you confirm that something like
On Sat, 2011-06-04 at 04:58 -0700, Shamail Tayyab wrote:
> I'ld like you to review my work and do tell me the goods and more
> important, the bads..
>
>
cool - what happens to non facebook users? also would love to see a
comparison between rails and django from you.
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Thank u so much!! Great!!
On Jun 2, 5:47 am, Oscar Carballal wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've just created a PDF (5.6MB, 1042 pages) with all the django 1.3
> docs [|], just in case someone need it (sometimes it's useful to have
> the docs offline).
>
> Cheers,
> Oscar
>
> [1]http://clionesoftware.com/fi
Hi guys,
From some time I've been working on this http://tunesdiary.com
which is now running live on Django.
It was a cool learning experience with my first site in Django after I
came in from rails background and this group had been real supporting
to me (thanks for the support guys, this is
If you use manager method, you can keep your schema unchanged/normalized
and employ e.g. Memcached or Redis to store the result of your computation.
This might or might not fits your use case, of course.
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Hosting 20 (or more) on Webfaction. Awesome service. Awesome speed. Peace of
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