On May 13, 2008, at 17:32 , phillc wrote:
> your bundling of those mac files confused me for a minute =P
Whoops. Sorry about that. deco-0.1.tgz is now cleaned up. I'll package
the tarball on a Linux machine from now on. :)
BTW, do you know how to tell 'tar' to ignore those files on the mac?
your bundling of those mac files confused me for a minute =P
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On May 13, 2008, at 15:37 , wiswaud wrote:
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> One thing you might consider, which i've added to my version of
> flatpages, is language-support: the ability to specify that a given
> page is for fr_ca. My flatpages mod, when serving a given url, will
> first look for the most specific language v
One thing you might consider, which i've added to my version of
flatpages, is language-support: the ability to specify that a given
page is for fr_ca. My flatpages mod, when serving a given url, will
first look for the most specific language version of the page, then go
more and more generalized.
On May 12, 2008, at 23:01 , Sander Steffann wrote:
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> Hi,
>
>> I can't test it however because I am getting a 404 from the link
>> above.
>
> It's missing the trailing slash. Try http://grep.ro/projects/deco/
Sorry about that. It's actually an issue with Deco, it doesn't
properly honor the A
Hi,
> I can't test it however because I am getting a 404 from the link
> above.
It's missing the trailing slash. Try http://grep.ro/projects/deco/
- Sander
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Alex,
This sounds like a pretty good idea, I will have to take a look. I
have a very similar module in a PHP framework I built and use it often
to give my customers a "CMS" aspect to their website.
I can't test it however because I am getting a 404 from the link
above.
Thanks.
On May 12, 12:3
On May 12, 2008, at 20:00 , Masklinn wrote:
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>
> On 12 May 2008, at 18:33 , Alex Morega wrote:
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>>
>> Hello, I would like to announce a new project:
>>
>> Deco is a reusable django app for handling static content. It's like
>> django.contrib.flatpages, only much more flexible.
>>
>> Deco can r
On 12 May 2008, at 18:33 , Alex Morega wrote:
>
> Hello, I would like to announce a new project:
>
> Deco is a reusable django app for handling static content. It's like
> django.contrib.flatpages, only much more flexible.
>
> Deco can render plain HTML, Markdown, Textile, and even Django
> temp
Hello, I would like to announce a new project:
Deco is a reusable django app for handling static content. It's like
django.contrib.flatpages, only much more flexible.
Deco can render plain HTML, Markdown, Textile, and even Django
templates. It can serve static pages or static pieces of pages
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