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Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 6:15 PM
Subject: Re: Django... False promises?
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> On Jan 5, 4:09 am, "Marcelo Sanches" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I agree ! After trying to configure the django cache system I notice
that
> > the online docs are
On Jan 5, 4:09 am, "Marcelo Sanches" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree ! After trying to configure the django cache system I notice that
> the online docs are wrong and the django book have the correct information
> about the order of MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES.
>
> ONLINE DOCS YOU WILL FIND:
> ...
>
> While I understand Ken's point about the book, in that it is no longer
> the complete reference, I would *not* recommend just forgetting it.
> Instead, use it as the valuable resource it is, and supplement your
> nautical sojourn with reference to the online documentation as needed.
> I, for on
On Jan 4, 2008 2:26 AM, Kenneth Gonsalves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> forget running the debian version - it will always be way out of
> date. Use the latest svn trunk as described in the tutorial. Also
> forget about using the django book - use the latest docs on the web
> site. The latest svn h
On 04-Jan-08, at 12:41 PM, LRP wrote:
> So, it appears that my major problem is version. As several of you
> point out, I'm running version 0.95.1-1, which I downloaded from the
> current stable Debian repository, etch. I see that the Debian testing
> repository, lenny, contains 0.96.1-1.
>
> No
First, many thanks to all the kind salts who've responded to my SOS.
And particular thanks to Karen Tracey who replied to my first plea for
help. Your reply did slip by me. And it was a most helpful one.
So, it appears that my major problem is version. As several of you
point out, I'm running ve
On 1/3/08, LRP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ah, Django promises much, but so far has delivered nothing but Mal de
> Mar. Please tell me that there is smoother sailing beyond this patch
> of troubled waters.
First off, let me say that I absolutely love your nautical theme! I do
tend to call Django
Hello!
I am amused by your extensive use of the nautical analogy.
1) nautical charts
I haven't used the django book myself, I prefer to use
www.djangoproject.org/documentation
I also use the svn version, which has many more features than 0.96.
2) If you are interested in just playing with the dj
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 16:51 -0800, LorenDavie wrote:
> Hi Lloyd,
>
> In your urls.py file, you want to specify the view as a string -
> you're currently missing the quotes around it. It should look like
> this:
>
> urlpatterns = patterns(",
> (r'^time/$' , 'current_datetime'), # <-- quot
Hi Lloyd,
In your urls.py file, you want to specify the view as a string -
you're currently missing the quotes around it. It should look like
this:
urlpatterns = patterns(",
(r'^time/$' , 'current_datetime'), # <-- quotes added!
)
The (not particularly helpful) message you're getting is
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 16:07 -0800, LRP wrote:
> Ah, Django promises much, but so far has delivered nothing but Mal de
> Mar. Please tell me that there is smoother sailing beyond this patch
> of troubled waters.
>
> 1) Picked as my nautical chart The Django Book... Must be
> authoritative, right?
LRP wrote:
> Why didn't The Book steer me right to begin with?
possibly because Django runs on tons of platforms, and those platforms
tend to change even faster than Django itself. any attempt to provide
complete installation details for all possible configuration variants on
all supported
Ah, Django promises much, but so far has delivered nothing but Mal de
Mar. Please tell me that there is smoother sailing beyond this patch
of troubled waters.
1) Picked as my nautical chart The Django Book... Must be
authoritative, right?
2) We've barely cast moorings and into Chapter 2 when The
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