On 15-Jun-09, at 6:50 PM, donquixote wrote:
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> @Adys:
> As I understand, Justin's "remove all slashes" was just a hypothetical
> example.
>
> @Justin:
> I agree that it's not about avoiding an illusion. It's just ugly and
> unhandy, that's it. And yes, most non-django systems out there that I
>
@Adys:
As I understand, Justin's "remove all slashes" was just a hypothetical
example.
@Justin:
I agree that it's not about avoiding an illusion. It's just ugly and
unhandy, that's it. And yes, most non-django systems out there that I
can think of do either have crappy old school urls, or nice on
Are you sure you understood the original proposal?
No one here wants to remove all slashes! Just "cleanup" the url:
Clean:
http://example.com/foo/bar
Unclean
http://example.com/foo/bar/
http://example.com/foo///bar
http://example.com///foo//bar///
The last two would be a more aggressive sett
Hey all,
Sorry about the delayed update, wanted to touch base with my mentor on a few
small issues before firing this off. I spent last week augmenting
ManyToManyFields to use a full Model internally, so we can remove some hard
coded SQL. I've been doing this on a separate branch since it's a fa
When dealing with FormSets, you can have them arbitrarily ordered
because they accept a queryset argument. This is not true for inlines.
The patch on Ticket #10263 make InLineFormSet consistent with FormSet
and gives you complete freedom to filter/order inlines. I use it a lot
and hope to see it
I uploaded a new patch, with implementation to Python 2.3-2.5 (based
on cephelo patch) and 2.6. I tested it with 2.5 and all is ok.
--
Rodolfo
On 6/12/09, Michael Radziej wrote:
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> On Wed, Jun 10, Alex Gaynor wrote:
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>> No, as I've stated Django *never* degrades functionality due to Python
>>
I can appreciate the need for this setting (among other things, it
might make migrating URLs from systems where this is more standard
(e.g., Drupal) simpler), but I wouldn't go so far as to talk about an
"illusion".
Unless we're proposing to remove all slashes from all URLs--which is
certainly po
Hello,
My team is currently doing an exploration and prototype for a server-
side javascript environment. We are currently using the dojo toolkit
and its implementation of the DTL templates to help develop this
technology. Upon examination of Django's framework for development, I
have come to rea
On Fri, 2009-06-12 at 04:48 +0700, Yuri Baburov wrote:
> Hi Tom,
>
> SortedDict(yourdict) is a hard thing and takes a lot of tinkering?
> don't you have python 2.4 to use sorted(dict.iteritems())?
> can't write your own python function to do this in your views side?
>
> next, |dictsort:"0" is wo
Yeah, I've been keeping a close eye on grappelli -- you guys have done some
really cool stuff. I plan on refactoring the ordering APIs to make it
possible to preserve reordering on errors. That's my next task :)
Zain
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 1:34 AM, patrickk wrote:
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> if you like to implement r
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