Gary Wilson wrote:
Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:
> On 12/24/06 11:15 PM, Gary Wilson wrote:
> > Well, the two tickets are different functionality. I could create a
> > single patch for both, the only thing was that in the patch for #3180 I
> > added an "Updating objects" to the db api documentation,
I've been looking into how generic relations work because I wanted an
easier way to use them in the admin interface. I've written some
javascript and a little bit of python to make generic relationships
quite usable now.
However, one thing that I noticed was that in order for my code to work
pr
I've been looking into how generic relations work because I wanted an
easier way to use them in the admin interface. I've written some
javascript and a little bit of python to make generic relationship
quite usable now.
However, one thing that I noticed was that in order for my code to work
pro
Hello,
In newforms, there should be an easy way to render the radio fields
separately in the template, because I'd like to insert other form
fields between the radio inputs, e.g.:
[o] Use existing one: []
[ ] Add a new one: []
At the moment (using widget=forms.RadioSelect) all
Hello,
In newforms, there should be an easy way to render the radio fields
separately in the template, because I'd like to insert other form
fields between the radio inputs, e.g.:
[o] Use existing one: []
[ ] Add a new one: []
At the moment (using widget=forms.RadioSelect) all
I've been looking into how generic relations work because I wanted an
easier way to use them in the admin interface. I've written some
javascript and a little bit of python to make generic relationship
quite usable now.
However, one thing that I noticed was that in order for my code to work
pro
I've been looking into how generic relations work because I wanted an
easier way to use them in the admin interface. I've written some
javascript and a little bit of python to make generic relationship
quite usable now.
However, one thing that I noticed was that in order for my code to work
pro
It's a common fact that admin interface is awesome, but if an user have
edit permissions in that object class can edit all objects of this
class. It obviously sucks.
Ok, there is "row level permission" branch, but, generally we dont need
all this stuff... it's more simple.
Let's go to a example
The Python mysqldb library is what you're looking for. It's supported "out
of the box". This type of question is also best asked on the django-users
group, not django-developers.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/install/#get-your-database-running
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Hi!
I have reimplemented my project to use django.newforms. At all, I
conclude that newforms saved some of my time and its a good tool
already.
But since its a alpha only I had a few troubles and few things which I
think are good to change.
1. At first, I already mailed this mailing list about
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