Julio Nobrega wrote:
> Ok... but I think it's strange... The earliest possible "positive"
> date is 01-01-, isn't?
Depends on what calendar you're using. Year zero doesn't exist in the
Gregorian calendar, but "-01-01" is afaik allowed by ISO 8601 (where
it means January 1st, 1 BC).
On 11/27/06 9:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The following is SQLObject code and I would like to know how I would do
> the same in Django?
Hey Jim --
You'd be better off addressing this question to the django-users mailing list;
django-dev is for discussion of developing Django itself, not f
The following is SQLObject code and I would like to know how I would do
the same in Django?
class Order(SQLObject):
items = MultipleJoin('OrderItem', joinColumn='order_id')
class sqlmeta:
table = 'orders'
class OrderItem(SQLObject):
quantity = IntCol(notNone=True)
price
I'm porting another application over to django...while the admin tools
built into django will be nice for some of my tables... I'd prefer to
stick with my old User/Groups/Permissions for a lot of it ... as we
have different users that will be logging in to do different things.
(currently I cannot
Let me preface this by saying that I do have a small test app running
hitting two databases and pulling back information from both of
these
I decided today to try and use the Admin capability in django... and
then realized that django will generate its own tables when running
syncdb for this.
On 11/27/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Julio Nobrega wrote:
> > I don't think it Django should work/accept Mysql's -00-00. The
> > correct data you need is NULL.
>
> In my experience i've seen the date '-00-00' used as a "min date"
> (which is not NULL). I'm not advo
make some settings in trac first, then post
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As of now generic-auth is missing part of the functionality that would
make it truly useful. You can check permissions on a single object
using the extensible has_permission function, but often times you need
to get a list of objects for which a user has a specified permission.
Getting all possibl
