Thanks everyone. I guess my Django skills aren't advanced enough to figure
out how this will work without the --liveserver command.
Would it be easy to retain this command-line arg or would it require a
significant change to the implementation? It seems like a useful command.
On Tuesday, Oct
Actually, we do something very similar to this in a routes.py for a flask
app. Except instead of "pass" we call a function that has been imported.
Paul
*Flask*
> Doesn't really have the idea of putting all your routes in one spot. So
> pardon the silly example.
>
>
> @app.route('articles/2003/'
Hi all,
I noticed that with multiple databases, the content_type tables are not
filled in the same way. It is not a bug, but having uniform content type
tables through multiple databases makes life easier.
If 'django.contrib.contenttypes' app comes before 'django.contrib.auth' in
INSTALLED_APP
I agree that those look odd. As far as the end-user is concerned, though,
their project's urls module is the root. Does accepting (and removing) a
leading slash have a negative side-effect that I'm not aware of? Enforcing
its absence seems to expose an implementation detail.
On Tuesday, 4 Octob
Hello Everyone,
Thank you for giving your valuable suggestions,today i
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