Hi,
You're going to want to modify the appropriate models.py and forms.py files.
You will also need to learn how to write django-evolution "evolution" files
(in the evolutions/ directories). To learn how to do that, you're going to
need to read the Django tutorial and documentation at
http://docs.
Any Suggestion ?
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Thanks Christian
During the rb-site installation. I found that rb-site install will create the
Database Tables for use. Some Table correspond to a Model, and mapped to a Form
class.
Now I want to change the view of the ReviewRequest list, So that some myself
defined columns of information were s
Hi,
rb-site doesn't remember any of these values, so you can't reconfigure this
way. However, it all really just boils down to making the initial directory
structure and then writing conf/settings_local.py. So you can modify this
file for any of your new settings. You'd want to see the Django
docu
Hi, all.
The reviewboard installation process is to run 'rb-site install
' , Then we will specify some parameters like 'Domain Name'
'DataBase Type' 'Cache Type' 'Webserver' ... . I want to konw, If I
had finished the RB install and had used it for some time, Can I
change those settings? and H
On Dec 9, 6:59 am, Christian Hammond wrote:
> This sounds like a pretty locked-down system. Are you just looking to play
> around with Review Board, or are you hoping to run a full, working
> installation on that system? If you're looking to just play around, it might
> be worth setting up a Virtu
Hi,
You're going to have a hard time installing this without having some form of
root access. In particular, you will need to modify Apache's configuration,
and if you don't have access to this, you're out of luck.
Without having access to yum, you'll need to download and compile every
dependency
Hi, everyone,
I am a beginer of ReviewBoard. I had read your Institution on how
to install ReviewBoard. My system is Linux RedHat and I had no "root"
permission. My system didn't have "yum" installed. But your
institution are full of "yum" command, I had trid to install "yum"
too. But because I
