Hi guys,
I'm doing a site in english and portuguese and a cool thing I'm using is
translated urls. The only problem is that changing the language through
django.views.i18n.set_language fails because it try to redirect to the
HTTP_REFERER and I didn't see how to set the proper next value so the
Hi Russ,
> it would seem logical that improved
> configurability of these views (e.g., making the "home" view
> user-configurable) would be a logical outcome.
In fact, I propose an configurable option to keep backward
compatibility but, in a refactoring, I would suggest to get rid of the
app inde
Hi guys,
Me and some grappelli developers are talking about the possibility of
grappelli make the app index optional. This would be very useful once
I can customize the index page and therefore, sometimes the app index
messy the things reather than organize access.
We all agree that this configur
Hi Russell!
> Even if you are using L10N, there are occasions when localized widgets
> *aren't* the right thing to do.
>
> Consider as an example: Australian postcodes are 4 digit numbers. It's
> entirely reasonable that they might be stored as an IntegerField. But
> it would be completely inappro
Hi Russel!
> > While I digging to find the bug, I see that the DecimalField (and even
> > the Field class) uses a "localize" attribute. I think this localize
> > attribute is useless and I not alone:
>
> Well, no - it isn't useless. It was introduced for a very specific reason.
>
> Even if you are
Hi guys, how are you?
I had problems with DecimalField and localize input/output. I found
the bug and I'm working on it:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/14101
While I digging to find the bug, I see that the DecimalField (and even
the Field class) uses a "localize" attribute. I think this lo
Hi guys,
I try to use generic views whenever possible in my projects.
Sometimes, the generic view isn't sufficient to me, then I write a
view that returns a generic view. The common case is a detail page
with a list of objects related to it. This page can be a forum and his
posts, a user and his
By the way, If you agree I can create a ticket and send a patch over
the django1.0...
Thanks
On 12 set, 17:04, Michel Thadeu Sabchuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> When I define a form and call it on a template like:
>
> ...
> {{ form }}
> ...
>
> The
Hi guys,
When I define a form and call it on a template like:
...
{{ form }}
...
The function as_table is called. The function calls _html_output to
render the widget, the errors and help messages.
The error is escaped with django.utils.html.escape function but I
think django.utils.html.condit
Hi,
> The other option might be some sort of cron cleanup script. Since we
> already need one to cleanup sessions, adding a thumbnail cleanup
> wouldn't be too difficult.
I think this is the best approach, just one note, how to identify
thumbnails? Maybe we can create a "thumbnails" folder insi
Very thanks guy!
> I was thinking that perhaps this could alternately go in an `images`
> contrib package in case there are other related image functions (the
> captcha image generator discussed in the users group for example)
I agree with you!
But coming back to discussion again :D, what does
Hi guys!
I've found 2 bugs in thumbnails contrib package, in the file django/
contrib/thumbnails/base.py:
1) in the line 33-34:
...
if os.path.splitext(filename)[1] != '.jpg':
filename.append('.jpg')
...
The filename variable is a string, this should be:
...
if os.path.splitext(filename)[
Hi guys!
I test your application and enjoy it SmileyChris, there is just a
bug :), contrib/thumbnails/templatestags/__init__.py is missing, a
"touch __init__.py" solves the problem ;) I like the way you return a
Thumbnail object reather than just the string.
Congratulations, very thanks to you!
Hi guys,
On the user list I found a more complete solution:
http://code.google.com/p/django-utils/wiki/Thumbnail
Maybe this could be add as a contrib package?
Best regards!
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Hi Jacob, how are you?
> I'd be +1 on adding something as a contrib app. I've got some code we
> use at work, but it'll likely be some time before I'm able to
> generalize it enough for public consumption, so I'd be thrilled to see
> an effort by a few committed community members...
I done some
Hi
Ok, sorry about that Jacob!
Thanks for pointing me at right place!
Best Regards,
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Hi guys!
I done a cool functionality to my site, the possibility to resize
images on demand. It's not 100% done yet but my goal is to do
something like:
...
class Article(models.Model):
photo = models.ImageField(upload_to='some/path/some/where')
def get_photo_200x200(self):
retur
Hi guys!
I thinking on the possibility to put the id of object on the path
where a image will be uploaded. Ex:
class Test(models.Model):
image = models.ImageField(upload_to='path/%Y/%m/%d/%(id)d')
This way I can preserve the file name untouched and can be sure will
have a unique filename. I
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