I very much like the look of that one, but I'm not sure if it
completely fills the need I want for my own project. All of the
fields need to be quickly visible, without needing to know the
rendered name of the instance.
Those 'new inlines' address the problem of space, but they cater to
those wh
Greetings,
In looking around the code for the psycogp2 backend, it looks like
autocommit is used, in part, as a checked assertion that the database
being used is PG 8.2 or greater. Comments lead me to believe that the
reason that autocommit is limited to 8.2+ is that INSERT ... RETURNING
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 1:48 PM, J Meier wrote:
>
> I've implemented a nearly identical solution for this problem before,
> and while it worked, it felt dirty.
>
> It strikes me that the problem is to do with our "surrogate" primary
> key ids, which don't relate to the data at all. For most models
On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 8:37 AM, Rob Madole wrote:
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> (accidentally sent this directly to Russell, he has offered to help me
> re-construct this where it belongs)
(and, repeating my response that got sent privately to Rob)
> I am under-the-covers-down-and-naughty familiar with this one.
>
> Thi
Please don't write "ANNOUNCE". This make no sense and seems ugly.
Tarun Pasrija schrieb:
> Mistakably I have missed the What's New section so here is goes:-
>
> What's New??
> -
>
> This version has added support for the following-
> - ZOS support included
> - ibm_db google co
Now i understand the distinction, sorry about that.
On Nov 6, 3:20 pm, Karen Tracey wrote:
> This list is for discussing the development of Django itself. Please direct
> questions about using Django to django-users.
>
> Karen
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You received t
Found this message through Google, asked a couple of questions on IRC,
and got the suggestions to a test_runner that excludes the contribs
tests for you. Here's the code:
settings.py
-
OUR_APPS = (
'something',
'another',
)
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'django.contrib.auth',
Greetings,
As part of proposing a patch for a bug I filed (#12180), I ran across
this ticket, and took the liberty of claiming it. Since I'm
relatively new to working on Django code proper, I wanted to start a
discussion about possible approaches to solving these issues.
I see two basic p
Hi Tim
Wouldn't be the 'new inlines' [1] of GSoC admin improvements a nice
approach? The height is fixed, no waste of space... And no need to have
blank fieldsets for new objects (the 'extra' inline option).
But anyway sometimes Stacked and Tabular just don't fit, it's nice to have
another way t
