10usd/h? for god's sake
2007/7/4, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Django Users,
>
> First let me apologize for this spammy post. I first tried contacting
> several contractors posted on the Django Project website, but did not
> have much luck. One person I did get in touch with suggeste
Is this standard practice? I'd been having a tough time using some
parts the template language (in particular ifequals, many of the filter
and string functions) until I discovered that some of the template
"magic" doesn't work correctly unless I "pre", repr(o) objects within
the code of my view (
I'm looking to generate (based on form requests) basic bar charts, pie
charts, etc. inside of a my django app. Anyone try or suggest how
django might interact with the likes of matplotlib. I read the
documentation about generating PDFs, which should be very similar, but
I wanted to see if others
thanks for being so responsive to my (likely) annoying questions:) I
look forward to a indexed version of the docs. I think this would be
a nice feature. Is there a chance it will be supported with the
new-admin branch?
Does (or should) the edit_inline functionality for related class also
support collapse option?
Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> On 11/4/05, wrb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > What's the syntax to change or populate ForeignKey and ManyToMany
> > fields?
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> See the documentation:
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> http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/db_api/#relationships-joins
> h
Love the application but the tutorial and API reference only show
fairly simple class create and adds.
What's the syntax to change or populate ForeignKey and ManyToMany
fields?
What's the best way to bulk load 100s or 1000s of classes which have a
variety of ForeignKeyFields and ManyToManyFields
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