Thanks. It seems so obvious something kept telling that forms worked
differently in the Admin interface compared to normal developer defined
forms. This is exactly what I would have done if it was form that I had
defined.
Cheers,
nav
On Wednesday, December 5, 2012 5:21:37 AM UTC+5:30, Chris Co
UPDATE:
This is fixed with the latest git code pull. I pulled approx. 5mins ago.
On Saturday, December 1, 2012 2:03:03 PM UTC-8, Detectedstealth wrote:
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> Hi I just found when creating a custom user then using a StackedInline
> everything will show up as expected however, when I then try to sav
Thanks for your help Chris...what I did was to use the shell with python
manage.py shell and tried to import the view that wasn't there and could
see the error, it was a lowercase character that must be uppercase.
El martes, 4 de diciembre de 2012 19:32:10 UTC-5, Chris Cogdon escribió:
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> tl;dr
Because Lee Hinde's thread is broken, I'm going to take a punt at what the
question is :)
in a formset (inline, model, or just a plain one), the "initial" parameter
to the instantiation of the form takes an list of dictionaries. Each
element in the list is the initial data for _that_ row... so
tl;dr :)
I am going to guess that the server is not recognising tyour changes when
you save them, and perhaps one copy of a server thinks the state is X, and
the other thinks its Y, so you'll get different results each time you
refresh.
Are you running with manage.py runserver? When you save y
Hey I have the same error... the views just dissapeared... can't find a way
to solve it as I'm working in Notepad++... any suggestion?
El sábado, 7 de abril de 2012 11:33:32 UTC-5, Bussiere escribió:
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> the problem is solved.
>
> Just saving the view file under vim solved it.
>
> It must have be
That's a message returned by your Mail Transport Agent. Django has no
control.
Either adjust the settings in your MTA or adjust your mail-send to send in
batches.
And, given that it sounds like you're sending to tens of thousands of
users, please make sure those users are in the "Bcc" rather t
My suggestion is to not have any kind of model-linked-file. Use a standard
Form that accepts a file, then as part of the POST processing, you open the
file, do all the necessary reading and object creation, then return a
render/redirect for success. You might want to wrap the entire view in a
c
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While testing out a Django application which uses django's core mail
'send_mail' the following occurs while sending a message to a large number
of email recipients.
(552, '5.6.0 Headers too large (32768 max)')
is there a configuration setting on the django send_mail side which will
resolve
Best thing I can suggest is to create a clean_FIELDNAME method in the
ModelForm... this method should use self.cleaned_data['FIELDNAME'] to
retrieve the value. check it, and return it if things are good, or raise
ValidationError if things are bad.
An alternate is to make the adjustment to the M
I believe you only get the per-request logs when you're running the
development server (runserver). When you're running in fastcgi mode (and
its been a while since I have), you'll only get entries in outlog and
errlog if you actually send stuff to stdout and stderr yourself. And THAT
will requi
For a product up to three different vendors have been identified and I want
to present a row per vendor (which is a fk) so that the user could select
order quantities from each vendor.
If a vendor doesn't have an order quantity, I'd want to ignore it at
form.save() time, rather than reject it.
Po
Hello,
I'm running a django app on lighttpd with fastcgi.
For debugging matters I would need the output logs that usually are
displayed on the console.
Because I run my application in a daemonize mode I tried to use the outlog
and errlog options but it did not work.
Here is the command I run:
I also have a case where I would need to bulk add items from a file, the
client receives an excel file with products (up to a couple of hundreds).
I still haven't implemented nothing yet as the feature doesn't
have priority, in any case I thought adding a file upload option on the
admin, or maybe a
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Dear Folks,
I have an Admin form which has two textfields namely country and state. I
have made it more user friendly by making textfield a dropdown with the
value to select for those fields.
The model i have has some constraints which I cannot change i.e. that the
country value must be a 2 le
On 12/04/2012 12:08 PM, Chris Cogdon wrote:
raw_id_fields is the first step.
also look at django-ajax-selects, which gives you a lot of interesting
abilities.]
Thanks Chris for the tips.
Will try it!
On Monday, December 3, 2012 8:13:02 PM UTC-8, Bo Lang wrote:
Hi all,
need some in
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