I have searched these forums and online for an answer to this
question, but I'm not sure about the best practice.
We are using django 1.2.1 with apache and mod_python on ubuntu. We
have created a portals app within a django project to handle
customized portals (with hosts like portal1.oursite.com)
Thank you for this helpful input, David. Have not been able to focus
on this development task yet, but will soon. Your guidance is very
much appreciated.
Thanks,
Stephen
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David Larlet's Amazon S3 wrapper for Django seems widely used, and I'm
inclined to use it. However, there's something in the documentation
that confuses me:
http://code.welldev.org/django-storages/wiki/S3Storage
It seems as though one can only use a single bucket, in
AWS_STORAGE_BUCKET_NAME in se
> The issue is you are passing the kwarg "user" after the arg. Since user is
> the first param when you pass request.POST as the first arg it assumes it is
> user. Reorganize your arguments in some(make user first, or pass
> request.POST as a kwarg) way.
>
> Alex
Thanks, Alex. That was a huge h
I'm sure there is a simple solution here, but I've been searching the
forum archive and elsewhere but so far haven't found an answer.
I have a form that uses some dynamic ModelChoiceField fields,
filtering the model for the logged-in user.
The form in app's forms.py, slightly abridged, is like t
Hi, all. I am new to Django/Python. For one project, I need to be
posting data to a .NET SOAP web service. I've read about the various
Python SOAP libraries, mainly SOAPpy (http://diveintopython.org/
soap_web_services/). What is not clear yet is how best to use a tool
like SOAPpy within the Django
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