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Re: _wrapped_view() problems with method_decorator

2010-03-13T14:13:13Z

You only need to change the decorator you are using if you are wrapping
methods. The code you show below is wrapping functions. The doc here:
[link]
which is which based on arguments taken by the wrapped function.

Re: site management - maintanance mode

2010-03-13T13:57:06Z

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_wrapped_view() problems with method_decorator

2010-03-13T12:59:22Z

Hello
I've been happily running Django 1.1.1 for a good while. It's excellent.
Being a perfectionist with a deadline, I've wanted to make use of part of
someone else's app which is written against 1.2. So, no problem. I read the
release notes, pulled down the beta. @login_required as a method decorator

a bug (i think) with dynamic inlines and ManyToMany relationships

2010-03-13T12:33:23Z

Hi all,
I've found what I think is a bug in django 1.2 beta 1 (SVN-12773).
The dynamic inlines works great with foreign key relationships, but
the "Add another xxx" link doesn't appear with ManyToMany
relationships. It seems to be because of the '+' character in the
`inline_admin_formset.formset. prefix`, causing the regex in

Rendering individual RadioButtons in a Template

2010-03-13T12:31:52Z

Hi list,
any recommended way of rendering individual RadioButtons in a Template
(from _one_ RadioSelect widget) ?
Something like {{ form.field.radioselect.0 }}
Thanks,
~b~

site management - maintanance mode

2010-03-13T12:21:21Z

Hi,
I have a site that runs on more many hosts.
now hast someone an idea, how to put the whole site (on all hosts) in "maintanance mode" (keep normal users outside with a nice hint) -
without reloading all webservers and not changing the load-balancer / proxy config - meaning: is there a django/python way for it?

Re: buildout and django

2010-03-13T05:17:22Z

Hi
You should take a look to mr.developer:
[link]
Hope it helps

Re: unique_together - related Model field.

2010-03-13T10:42:16Z

No, that is not possible. You will need to make your clean function in
your form take care of this.

Re: buildout and django

2010-03-13T08:31:02Z

you can use iw.recipe.subversion like this:
parts=
site-packages
django
eggs=
...
[site-packages]
recipe = iw.recipe.subversion
urls =
svn checkout */http/*://django-mptt.googlec ode.com/svn/trunk/
django-mptt
[django]
...
eggs = ${buildout:eggs}

Re: Self Join

2010-03-13T08:17:22Z

Accessing a self join is no different from accessing any other related
objects. Read this:
[link]
It helps not to think in terms of SQL, but in terms of objects, when
using the ORM.

Re: Problem template library loading

2010-03-13T03:23:54Z

Sounds like the public server does not have clevercss installed. clevercss
is imported by dlevercss_tags.py, and you'll get this error if that import
fails.
The error message is misleading. The Django code actually attempts to load
tag libraries from any templatetags module found under every application

Self Join

2010-03-12T22:54:27Z

I'm trying, without a great deal of success, to perform a simple self
join using the django orm. I'm pretty sure the F() function is not
the answer. I believe this only allows you to compare two field
within the same model instance, not to compare fields within 2
instances of the same model. I want to do this -

File validation process

2010-03-13T02:27:03Z

I would like some help in figuring out how to handle file validation
in my application. I have a series of processing that I'd like to
happen at various stages. Some of this validation might have to happen
outside of Django itself, like using JavaScript in the actual form as
the files that are to be uploaded can be quite large in size.

buildout and django

2010-03-13T01:20:07Z

I tried using buildout to get some django eggs including django-page-cms
which has a dependency on mptt svn trunk. How do you take
a svn checkout and make an egg, then tell buildout to use that local egg?
Or any other way to deal with that in buildout?
John

Re: Recording Django user/session/view requests back into a Django model

2010-03-12T22:08:14Z

Look at the django-request project, which not only does this but also
provides some nice graphs of hits and visitors.
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