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[1] https://github.com/petehunt/PyMySQL
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k that you are going to need some lines that actually update the
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Then, when you save the objects (and just use "customer.save()", the
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can't ever assume uniqueness
- Similarly, if you have to update records, use update() rather than save().
It sounds like you want to use aggregate queries on this table anyway, so
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but the template interpreter is interpreting the braces.
I think what you need is the {% templatetag %} tag -- it outputs template
tag
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html", RequestContext({"base_template":
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Template: (my_template.html)
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(In a real app, I would use a base class for the view which would set the
base template for every request automatically, or I would do it in a
context proces
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 12:45 PM, wgis wrote:
> Ian Clelland, it worked! Thanks a lot for your perseverance
>
> Tom's secret sauce it's not working, unfortunately =(
> Just (Carrots, Flavour, 3.0)
> I guess since some 'contexts' don't have an associated th
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e WHEREs (not filtering by user or thing), it still
> presents without nulls (or 0.0)
> Is there other way you can see?
> Again, thanks
> On 6 Dez, 21:48, Ian Clelland wrote:
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> > > Ah! Now I get
0) from mydatabase_votecontext left join
mydatabase_vote on (mydatabase_vote.context_id = mydatabase_votecontext.id)
where thing='Carrot' and user='Me'
There still might be a way to do it with the ORM; but you can definitely
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Yes, yes and yes.
If you have console access, you can also do this:
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ing the tutorial for the development
version. (There used to be a big warning about this at the top of all every
page in the development docs, but it seems to have disappeared.)
Try following the tutorial starting at
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/intro/tutorial01/
instead, and see how far you
ttings.DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL[settings.CONTACT_EMAIL_TO]"
looks like you're trying to use a string to index into another string
variable.
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on out of CSRF protection, then you
can do that too -- it's not baked into Django that deeply. You will need to
change your settings, and remove the CSRF middleware from
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES. That will completely remove this feature from your
project. (and, of course, remove all of the security benef
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Again: odd, undocumented, and potentially surprising behaviour, and I'd
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> >> # This is my current solution
> >> if get_special_objects().filter(pk=obj.pk).c
# yes, it is special
I believe that in some cases, the exists() query can be optimized to return
faster than a count() aggregation, and I think that the intent of the code
appears more clearly.
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f another object, then just use
that!
Try something like
fi = request.user.get_profile().financial_institution
txn = Transaction.objects.extra(
where=['(tpin=%s or teller_no=%s or identifier=%s) AND
financial_institution_id=%s'],
params=[value, str(value), value, fi.id])
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value, probably a list of Entry instances in this case, and then it will
create a new context variable, with the statement;
context[self.related_entries] =
And that is what is going to create the context variable
{{related_entries}}, or {{cheeseburger_h
there isn't an easy solution for
> these kind of queries. These kind of queries are pretty common to perform,
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I've a model testDB with a foreignkey "country" related to another
>
nct to see
why you might want to be writing
testDB.objects.order_by().values('country').distinct() )
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"manage.py loaddata", or by using fixtures in tests.
If there is code that absolutely has to run when a new object is created,
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objects before insertion), then you may be better off using a post-save
signal handler, a
the assignment
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If those aren't there, then your browser will
have to guess the document encoding, and might be guessing wrong.
Hopefully that should get you enough visibility on the problem to see what
is happening. If none of that provides any clarity, then try posting those
answers here, and someone mig
ere's any practical difference in performance -- I would
hope that any decent SQL query optimizer should be able to change
select payee.* from payee join person on (payee.person_id = person.id) where
person.id = 26
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e the tests without touching the
> actual view logic, so testing what the API receives makes the most
> sense to me.
>
If this is all for a refactoring, then you're probably on the right track
there -- instrument the existing object for testing, rather than
restructuring the view f
here, but it is not used internally by the form machinery.
>
> However, this is looking like a legitimate bug to me.
>
> http://dpaste.com/hold/556603/
>
>
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JavaScript, so what you're going to have to do is come
up with a sample of what you'd *like* to see as the template output, and
hopefully we can help you with the Django template code to produce that
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[Also, it really doesn't help to be posting and reposting the same questi
ieval)
4. If you can get the right data out of the database in the python shell,
then can you save it from there as well? If everything above works, then try
doing this:
> object_from_database.save()
and see if you get the same error. If so, posting a traceback from that
might help pinpoint th
gt; > email = forms.EmailField()
> > > message = forms.CharField()
> > > name = forms.CharField()
> >
> > > #urls.py
> > > urlpatterns = patterns('',
> > > ...
> > > (r'^contact-form/', views.contact)
from django.utils.simplejson import dumps
...
school_list = dumps([school.name for school in city.school_set.all()])
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, and its
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tring "META" doesn't even occur in the db package,
so I can't imagine how simply wrapping a QuerySet in a list() call could
trigger an exception like that.
Can you post the rest of the code around this, or at least more of a
traceback, unless that is really all that there is? And
ticle.objects.values('category').annotate(count=models.Count('id'))
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number of distinct ids within each category.
The docs mention that the default ordering can get in the way of this
sometimes,
0.9.7.2), but I don't want to mess
> around with the production environment too much, or risk breaking the
> live sites.
>
If the error is in one of the python core modules, then it may have been
fixed recently; but I haven't seen any reports of failures in tupleobject.c
other th
from django.utils import simplejson as json
...
records = models.Residents.objects.extra( where=[], params=[...])
data = json.dumps(records.values('fname','lname','pt'))
return HttpResponse(data, mimetype='application/json')
records.values
ailMessage, set the headers yourself, and call send() on it.
(Also, 'text/us-ascii' is not a registered MIME type; you probably want to
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sts. I believe that Django will issue the redirect anyway, buy the
user agent is *not* supposed to just blindly post the data to the new URL
without some sort of user interaction.
To eliminate this as a possible error source, try putting the trailing "/"
on the URL in the command line:
$
to them to compress it.
>
> When I try to do this:
>
> file.write(zlib.compress(file.read()))
Don't do that -- I'm pretty sure that writing a file that you already have
open for reading will produce undefined results.
(Also, I'd try to stay away from using 'file&
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.filter(title__icontains="test").extra(where='oe_matches(structure.smiles,
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their parent, without the parent having a
child_set attribute.
I think Mike has the right idea; using a separate 1:many table to avoid
explicit fields on the child model, but, of course, SQL being what it is, it
is still possible to construct a query that joins the tables and
reconstructs the l
SQL like this:
CREATE TABLE "employee_employee" (
"id" serial NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
"person_id" integer NOT NULL,
"address_id" integer NOT NULL
)
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ate_by':
> 10}
Can you not set your info_dict just like that, and then rewrite it like this:
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object is different from saving the profile object. (user.save() just
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accounts_userprofile table at all.)
The way I would do it is this:
profile = user.get_profile()
profile.age = 34
profile.save()
Try that, and see if it update
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ername/password)
are never sent in the clear, that your session cookie is never sent in
the clear, and that essentially your whole site is protected by SSL,
such that a request coming in over plain HTTP, even if properly
authenticated, is still rejected. Once you have this in place, the
secure flag o
HTTP
-- but the site is already HTTPS-only, so there shouldn't be any
form-handling code listening on that port.
Does this threat model correspond to what you're thinking? If so, I
don't see away around the CSRF protection (at least, not one that
involves the victim's browser)
or not.
(SSL wouldn't even help; he could construct an https:// link just as
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Without some more info, this is all speculation anyway, though.
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> Does anybody know why?
Try changing the last line of your introspection rule, from
> ["^core/.models/.lib.thumbs.ImageWithThumbsField",])
to something like
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It looks like South is not recognizing your field type, as it is using
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I've been using Simon Willison's QuerySetManager[1] pattern for a
>> while now, and since upgrading to Django 1.2.4, it has been br
his kind of query.
It is not valid SQL to order by a column that is not in the result set.
MySQL allows you to do that, but that is a MySQL-specific feature.
PostgreSQL, certainly, does not allow this, and there is no real
advantage gained (aside from a slightly smaller response) by excluding
the or
Hi,
I've been using Simon Willison's QuerySetManager[1] pattern for a
while now, and since upgrading to Django 1.2.4, it has been breaking
when I try to call a method on a RelatedManager constructed from it.
There was a change in r14389 (14390 in the 1.2.X branch) which causes
this code to break
On Jul 14, 8:23 am, Benjamin Kreeger
wrote:
> I was using PostgreSQL at first, but then I found information about
> reading data across databases only with MySQL, so I'm using MySQL for
> the time being.
>
> Now, I don't have a database set for P1 yet because it's just
> displaying reStructured
On Jul 13, 10:03 am, itodd wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I'm trying to use a SelectMultiple with a set of static choices. I'm
> experiencing odd behavior when the number of choices exceeds 10. For
> example, take the following Model and ModelForm:
>
> class Project(models.Model):
> RECIPIENTS = (
On Jul 13, 8:48 am, Frédéric Hébert wrote:
> When I declare the outter view after the inner in urls.py she's never
> been called. It's the inner that's got it.
> (She's called when I reverse the order of declaration, eg the outter
> first)
>
> I've pasted the code at dpaste :http://dpaste.com/
On Jul 10, 12:37 pm, Ben Kreeger wrote:
> How do I go about accessing that data from P2's database? Do I need to
> create a model in P1 and bind it to a certain table in P2's database?
> If that's the case, how do I specify access credentials for that
> database? Is that in settings.py?
If the t
I'm trying to construct a query which combines two filters on a
related model, and I'm having no luck. Hopefully somebody can see what
I'm doing wrong, and point me in the right direction.
I'd like to be able to specify two exclude criteria on a related
model, and have both criteria apply to the
t least one space between the value and the "/" character.
Something like this:
would be valid XHTML. If you don't care at all about XML conformance,
you could also just get rid of the "/" and have
which is valid HTML, but not XHTML.
Regards,
Ian Clelland
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