I'm one of those people who uses a custom template context processor
to access settings in virtually all of my templates. Specifically, I
use this code [1] to access SITE_URL and MEDIA_URL so that my
templates can build absolute links within my sites.
However, I don't believe that this functional
Hi All,
Ian Clelland and I have been working on a way to address the problem
that Django FileFields and ImageFields can't be cleared once they've
been set. We've posted a proposed solution here [1].
Our solution differs from the one proposed in Ticket #22 [2] in that
it's somewhat simpler, isn't
Agreed, it is a blunt solution. However, you could use it to address
the requirement of allowing different groups of users different upload
limits by using a separate virtual server for each group of user, e.g.
https://admin.yoursite.com for content providers and
http://www.yoursite.com for public
You can use Apache's LimitRequestBody directive to restrict the size
of accepted uploads.
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/ca95963aaa33ce1e
On 8/5/06, Todd O'Bryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The way Django ships, isn't it possible for a user to hijack the
> se
I noticed that this ticket has just been closed. Just wanted to say
Thanks to the Django dev team for finally accepting our patch!
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/1650
Cheers,
Bryan :)
Bryan Chow wrote:
> Just wanted to bring attention back to this issue. A few months ago,
> Ian Cl
Just wanted to bring attention back to this issue. A few months ago,
Ian Clelland and I submitted a ticket to allow templates to be extended
programatically, i.e. not necessarily on the filesystem. I love the
Django templating system but it seems strange that this capability is
not already in Djan
Caches cleared, same problem in Firefox on both Debian Linux and
Windows.
I just realized that both the calendar and clock widgets were within a
fieldset with 'classes': 'collapse'
I removed the classes and the problem went away.
Note that it works fine in the non-Dojo admin with 'classes':
'co
Firefox 1.5
Tested on Debian Sarge (Firefox from backports.org) and Windows XP.
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Very cool!
I tried installing the Dojo integration package into magic-removal from
svn (latest revision = 2607). First impressions are that generally
things seem to work without issue, although admittedly I haven't spent
much time looking through the code yet.
One issue I noticed is that the cal
