Thanks! Ill keep this in mind next time. i managed to get the Field
Injection to work.
On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 8:23:24 PM UTC-5, Sam Kingston wrote:
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> I just wanted to add there is a third way of doing this, and that is
> creating a model in your own app and adding a OneToOne field
Hi A.B -
Mezzanine by default searches the models / hits the database directly. It
works very well, until your dataset starts to get very large or you have
tons of traffic coming in. Then you'll probably want to implement a
solution such as elastic search. But there is no need to implement
Yes you were dead on, I just deleted the migrations and it worked fine.
On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 4:37:15 PM UTC-5, Eduardo Rivas wrote:
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> It looks like you have a migration file inside Mezzanine's source code. If
> you see the name of the migration that raises the exception, it's
>
Hello,
So I had worked with Django and feel like I have a pretty good
understanding of that. When working with Mezzanine, Ive read through the
docs and some tutorials, and still feel a little lost. So from what I have
read, its just a basic Django project, and implementing your own models,
I'm using Allauth in my project with mezzanine, and its working fine,
unless you want to thrown in features Allauth doesn't have
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Hi people, I'm here because Stephen Mcdonald asked me to send the link of
my talk on a Mezzanine CMS.
(https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1acbovjoG5Tb_5Ll-691mNloWnl2AgnrjbD_prkQn2Gs/pub?start=false=false=3000=id.p28)
I met Mezzanine 3 years ago, where I started a code sharing website for
I have a field:
class HomePage(Page):
featured_image = FileField(verbose_name=_("Featured Image"),
upload_to=upload_to("main.HomePage.featured_image", "homepage"),
format="Image", max_length=255,
I dropped to shell, and found this to be strange:
>>> x = HomePage.objects.get(pk=1)
>>> x
>>> x.title
u'Home'
>>> x.slug
u'/'
>>> x.heading
u"Okay, you're welcome"
>>> x.subheading
u'We believe in change by the people for the people. We believe people can
take development into their own hands.'
I dropped to shell, and found this to be strange:
>>> x = HomePage.objects.get(pk=1)
>>> x
>>> x.title
u'Home'
>>> x.slug
u'/'
>>> x.heading
u"Okay, you're welcome"
>>> x.subheading
u'We believe in change by the people for the people. We believe people can
take development into their own hands.'
Got it working
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Hi,
I think you want to read
http://mezzanine.jupo.org/docs/frequently-asked-questions.html#why-isn-t-the-homepage-a-page-object-i-can-edit-via-the-admin
.
The first thing is to install Django Debug Toolbar. It will help you see
the context being sent to the templates. You will be able to
Is it done by elastic search? How are first hand experiences with the
performance of Mezzanine search engine and how was it implemented?
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Howdy all -
I am working on multi tenancy mezzanine project. I define a static URL in
settings (in this case a Cloudfront URL). However, the static URL needs to
change to match the site I am accessing.
For example, if I am on *example.com* I want my static url to render as
Oi Maria. Eu não falo Português, mas eu posso ler e entender porque eu falo
espanhol.
I went through your presentation and I think you did a great job. Yours is
a simple yet powerful presentation, just like Mezzanine is a simple yet
powerful CMS. And by the way, there is nothing wrong with
One approach I am looking into is adding / overiding the static template
context processor. But I am wondering if there is a cleaner way. Or
something simple that I am overlooking.
On Friday, November 20, 2015 at 4:48:28 PM UTC-8, Matt Mansour wrote:
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> Howdy all -
>
> I am working on multi
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