On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Kevin Cole wrote:
> And here I'll display my ignorance about threading. I've done nothing
> specific to ask for threading. I wouldn't know how to thread even if I
> had a sewing machine. ;-) I'm using apache prefork with mod-wsgi.
On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 1:42 PM, Bill Freeman wrote:
> Perhaps in the thread in which autoname is run, login has not yet been run.
And here I'll display my ignorance about threading. I've done nothing
specific to ask for threading. I wouldn't know how to thread even if I
had a sewing machine. ;
Also asked on StackOverflow
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13918785/django-ldap-search-results-disappear
Why in the code below, does the global *direktorie* return the correct data
in the *login()* debug template, yet when I try to access the same variable
from *autoname()* it says the list
P.S. Adding permissions to each user individually works (and those
permissions are not ignored), and the database validates correctly
according to "django-admin validate".
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Hi,
I'm using Django 1.3 with the "stock" admin interface. No customizations.
In the Site Administration, I can add new users. However, if I try to add a
group I get the Add Group screen, with the fields for name and selection of
permissions, and the three save buttons at the bottom ("Save and
Hi,
I'm once again attacking the Django with vigor. And THIS time, I've
actually got some forward momentum and am approximating progress! Yay! ;-)
In reading "Creating forms from models"
(https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/topics/forms/modelforms/) I note the
mention of a model field called
On Apr 14, 6:32 pm, Daniel Roseman
wrote:
> On Apr 14, 6:11 pm, Kevin Cole wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > First let me say I've looked at documentation, but feel a bit dyslexic
> > when it comes to this stuff.
>
> > The situation: I have three tables: a servi
And... Never mind. Not sure how I missed it before, but it appears
select_related() gets me what I want. I think...
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Hi,
First let me say I've looked at documentation, but feel a bit dyslexic
when it comes to this stuff.
The situation: I have three tables: a service provider table with
city, state abbreviation and country abbreviation (among other other
info), a states table with state names, abbreviations, an
Hi,
I'm following along in the book, and noticed that when "ordering" is
used in the Meta class (Chapter 5, page 77) it is a list. However,
later, when used in the Admin class (Chapter 6, page 91), it's a
tuple.
Testing it out, it seems to work okay either way, but I wondered if
there was a goo
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