Test cookie and CSRF middleware

I'm migrating a site from Django 1.1 to 1.2 and I can't figure out how set_test_cookie and test_cookie_worked is supposed to work when using the CSRF middleware. I do request.session.set_test_cookie() in my login view, then on POST, I want to check request.session.test_cookie_worked(), but I

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Re: Accessing many-to-many relations in save()

> I don't think there's a clean solution to this (as far as making the > Admin work with it). I don't think the admin can make use of a custom > manipulator without hackish code. Bummer, I figured the best I could hope for would be to replace the automatic manipulators to do my bidding after

Re: Accessing many-to-many relations in save()

> How about something along these lines (a lazy initialization pattern): Well, the point of saving that boolean was so I could do database queries on it (MyModel.objects.filter(has_m2m_thing=True)). That wouldn't really work with this lazy initialization pattern, unless I'm missing something.

Re: Accessing many-to-many relations in save()

> Can you describe generally what you are trying to update in the parent > object when its ManyToMany relationships are changed. Perhaps there's > a way to solve your specific problem without requiring more general > purpose solutions (like Custom Manipulators). Sure. I'm trying to set a boolean

Accessing many-to-many relations in save()

I've got an app where I'd like to set some properties in an object's save method based on ManyToMany relationships. I now realize that this doesn't work (at least through the Django admin), because the AddManipulator saves the object, and then saves the m2m relations afterwards. Basically this is

Re: variable multiple filter question

You don't have to write all the filter statements at once, you can add them incrementally. I usually do this kind of thing like: var1 = request.GET.get('var1', None) var2 = request.GET.get('var2', None) var3 = request.GET.get('var3', None) object_list = MyModel.objects.all() if var1:

Re: compare integers in template (newbie question)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'd really love to be able to do something like this: > {% if videoObject.rating > 0 %}*{% endif %} > {% if videoObject.rating > 1 %}*{% endif %} > {% if videoObject.rating > 2 %}*{% endif %} If this type of code is your goal, you could do something like: {% ifequal

Re: Full Text Search w/ MySQL

Nice work John, good stuff. Do any of the core devs see this as a candidate for inclusion in contrib? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to