Hi Django Users,
I'd like to manage composer packages using a Django App. (Composer is
the git of PHP, roughly speaking.)
Is there already some Django App that does this?
Best wishes
Philipp
P.S.
I know that the essential features of such an app are very simple.
However, I p
Hi everyone,
I've created a django CMS apphook. Unfortunately I'm not able to reverse
apphook urls using the Python shell.
The cms_app.py file looks like:
class ArticleApp (CMSApp):
name = _('Article App')
app_name = 'article_app'
urls = ['article.urls']
apphook_pool.register(Arti
Thanks a lot Karen, I did google and found some more info here:
http://trac.turbogears.org/ticket/2133#comment:11
just as a note, this is an issue on Django Developer Kit 1.2.1
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I just realized, that I'm using python 2.4.4 which is not the latest,
but within the django requirments.
Thank you!
Philipp
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dev server. I tried different db backends with
the similar effect.
What can I look at next?
Thanks a lot!
Philipp
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I agree on that it's not a good ideo to have actions in GET
parameters. For things like sorting, pagination and the like it's
propably a good idea because you are only changing the view on the
same data. But "add" is a completely new thing. In HTTP terms it
should propably be a PUT request to /pro
Damn. I knew it was something dumb. Thank you very much.
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Hey,
I'm writing a small blog application in order to learn a bit more about
Django. Like every other nifty web 2.0 application mine has also got
tags. ;)
There are basically two tables: One for the entries and one for the
tags. Here are my models:
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class Tag(models.Model):
tagtit
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