Point of clarification, it'd be a GET param, since you can't add POST
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> What speed-ups are you seeing on what sort of
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I haven't done any testing yet - the performance comment was based on
things others have said to me on how SELECTs involving columns with a
t; elapsed time is so small as not be worth micro-optimising. Timing the
> performance will be necessary.
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> If we implement it ourselves should we do this against the new-forms
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It'd probably be better to target it to newforms-admin since the
current admin will be going away once that is ready, so you wouldn't
have to update it later.
file loader.py is parsed - so if you import Template and Context, they
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That line also says what I said - it *used to be* clean_data in 0.96,
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> So, would a signal there be useful? (no ticket filled yet) And, where
> can one hook code for that? :)
I don't think any such place exists, so there's nothing you can do for
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only works in admin's path and as such wouldn't add any db hits to the
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So if your goal is to make only admin do the queries for that data,
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Make app.
Post on Google Code (or other site)
Profit!
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These shouldn't need to be in core to be used.
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- the tests rely on caching, since they test the cache session
backend.
There is no way to make them not fail unless you either do not test
that, or make the dummy cache backend /not/ a dummy cache backend
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On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 8:30 AM, gert wrote:
> Which was definitely what was intended on day one when the CHANGE,
> ADD, DELETE permissions were created.
Says you.
Admin is for admins. Not limited users.
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This is not a bug, as everything is working as intended :)
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Just like if you had instantiated it.
If you want it to fail if the object is gone, use force_update=True as
you were told before.
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gt; Model.objects.aggregate(Count('filefield')) i would expect this to
> count objects with a file and not those without a file.
>
> This may relate to other fields aswell, if a field has both blank=True
> and null=True should it not store NULL in the db?
> >
>
ally means
>> > relationships aren't fetched prematurely (foreignkey object isn't fetched
>> > automatically), which django does by default.
>>
>> > Secondly, the NULL value in databases is actually defined originally as
>> > Unknown, so it s
xchange for a few pointers here and there. Sarcasm, and
> blaming the user, is a very tasteless way of saying no.
>
>
> On Feb 22, 10:52 am, Collin Grady wrote:
>> Seems you could just use an IntegerField and do it yourself, instead
>> of expecting django to adapt itself to
;> return None
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>> other=property(_get_other,_set_other)
>>
>> When someone tries to access "other", it will call the _get_other()
>> method automagically, so you can have whatever logic you need in there
>> without forcing anything but the model to deal
One could also set a default ordering on a model and have a consistent
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Of course not - you can do .order_by() to clear ordering if you really
don't want a default ordering somewhere, but all your examples sound
like you do :)
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 3:02 PM, PauloS wrote:
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> On Feb 27, 5:28 pm, Collin Grady wrote:
>> One could also set a defa
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> File "C:\Development\Python25\Lib\site-packages\django\contrib\auth
> \decorators.py" in __call__
> 67. return self.view_func(request, *args, **kwargs)
> File "C:\Development\googleapp_projects\busa\..\mysite\myapp\views.py"
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> show. Instead he wanted it to update *just* the fields passed as
> arguments. I.e. it should be equivalent to this:
So more like http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/4102 then ? :)
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Perhaps the default 500 view could just include a few simple things
like MEDIA_URL on its own?
Alternatively, one can make a custom 500 handler with whatever info
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+1 on #1278 :)
I think RequestContext is the better way of doing it - I think
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This came up on IRC the other day and I had an idea on the subject -
I'm not sure if this would actually work well or not, but it can't
hurt to toss it out there :)
I was thinking of some format like so:
{% block foo,bar %}New content{% endblock %}
And having that now override both foo and bar.
I was trying to bump the previous thread:
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But Google Groups won't let me reply to it (maybe it's too old?) ;)
The reason was the new patches, with the attempt at a 'dirty' flag so
that it on
es an extra kwarg on __init__ - this may not be optimal so that
may make things lean back towards the former method of adding an arg
to save, but I'm not sure.
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On Jul 10, 6:20 am, Carl Karsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> apply decorators? do tell...
>
> (sorry to turn this into a d-user post...)
>
> Ideally I would like to apply it to this whole tree:
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> (r'^eventcal/', include('eventcal.urls')),
You can apply it to specific views, not to an in
Have you seen http://code.google.com/p/i18ndynamic/ ? :)
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>
> I've been searching for a way to create a multilingual catalog with
> django, and there is just one thing missing, a simple way for
> translating information on databa
Passing raw GET params into a function seems like a recipe for
disaster if you fail to validate something properly.
Plus, unicode is allowed to be used as get/post keys, so not
supporting it in the dict keys would cause problems.
For instance, if I have an input with name="語" and request.POST
do
This doesn't seem a far step from the model fields being able to
return appropriate form fields, which they already do, so there's some
tie-in already :)
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Simon requested I bring this up here - I was working through a problem
with a user on IRC, and he noted that Q objects support the bitwise &
and |, but not ~ - if you wanted to negate a Q object, you had to
explicitly import QNot and use that instead.
As such, the following patch was born, allo
Added a few tests and docs - not sure how good they are, but better
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Couldn't you just use reverse() in your custom tag?
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I like the idea of the voting app - there are several tickets I would
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Unless that change does make it in, I don't see how you could do
anything at all in there, unless you just wanted to return a static value :)
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Not to do some sort of logging of python actions into a test somehow :)
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Rob Hudson said the following:
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> manage.py? It could look at INSTALLED_APPS and anything not installed
> it removes?
Wouldn't reset do that?
./manage.py reset auth contenttypes
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David Danier said the following:
> Even if it did the id's might have changed and any generic relations be
> broken.
Shouldn't really be an issue with his scenario though, since he said
this was during initial dev on the data model, so he wouldn't even have
much (if any) da
SmileyChris said the following:
> The solution is that clean_* methods should just be passed the field's
> value as an argument.
> Even being backwards incompatible, I think it needs to be done.
+1, passing them the value makes much more sense, IMO.
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> isn't
> already the default behavior.
The newer patches on the ticket do what you describe - transparently
track attribute changes and only include those which changed in the
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the dirty set
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Deryck Hodge said the following:
> Certain (older?) versions of the entries file are XML. We would need
> to figure out how many versions there are, which doesn't do much for
> future proofing us.
Perhaps only fall back to the client if the 4th line isn't a rev #
ption since the row already existed but it
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Normally people don't pack tab bars that tiny though, so there would
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side in thinking that allowing bar_id in get, create, and get_or_create
is far more consistent, since you can also use bar_id as a normal
attribute lookup and as a kwarg in making a model instance.
It just seems abnormal that it works everywhere /except/ .get() and
.get_or_creat
ed that
obj.fkeyname is the object, and obj.fkeyname_id is the ID, so why break
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It's far more consistent to just make fkeyname_id work in .get() and
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checked the formfield method of
ManyToManyField, and you can pass the queryset directly to that, so it
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proposal wouldn't support that - it would pass the same queryset to all
of them, which is invalid.
The proper solution for this is your own formfield_callback, not trying
to make form_for_* handle one narrow situation so that you don&#
mited solution.
So as you can see, the ability to replace the queryset already exists,
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as "Item statuss"- is there a way, short
> of renaming my model class, to change how the model name appears in
> the admin?
This question is more suited for django-users - this list is for the
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insert chunks of repeating code into their templates or
> write custom inclusion tags.
On the other hand, it's kind of an edge case, since if you're using the
same set of tags for every field, it quite limits the amount of
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