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authors even

Actually, stories to fandoms in that case.

The point is that both Story.authors and Story.fandoms are ManyToManyFields, so the regular regroup tag can't group by them.

That particular example regroup tag is what I want to do on per-author pages. (I want to list all the author's stories, grouped by fandom)

sorry I have the following error with south and can't fix it, how should I? south.exceptions.NoMigrations: Application '<module 'google_analytics' from 'environment/google_analytics/__init__.pyc'>' has no migrations.

elkuka: What did you try to do

I've installed the wrong "google analytics" app, run syncdb, then I realized my error (they are called almost the same) - pip uninstall wrongapp - pip install correct app - /debugger gave me error in tables - so I ran again syncdb and just in case manage.py migrate

(I may have used migrate with wrong app also)

gcbirzan: what do you think? thanks btw

elkuka: are there tables with either google analytics app? are they under south? (is there data in the database that you care about for the app?)

@deitarion: but may not authors transgress fandoms?

so you'll see all these stories repeated again and again

When USE_TZ = True everytime Django sets the last login for the user I get a RuntimeWarning: DateTimeField received a naive datetime. anyway to fix this?

jpadilla: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/i1...

elkuka: You might need to, hm. Something with ./manage.py migrate --delete-ghost-migrations ?

riverfr0zen: I consider that acceptable. Better than something like letting the DB engine pseudo-randomly bless one fandom as "first" to be chosen for the fic to sit in.

elkuka: if there are tables, but you don't care about any data in them manage.py reset appname; if the data is important I'd back it up (with database commands not django -- as you might not be in a "sane" state)

oh! I also did that! sorry

riverfr0zen: ...either that or I could have it treat each combination of fandoms as a category.

gcbirzan: I also did that I forgot it

elkuka: with south, I tend to use --fake to run between migrations I don't believe happened

for the logs- I was using django.contrib.auth.login as my view, i SHOULD have been using django.contri.auth.views.login...

elkuka: Post the whole traceback, please

gcbirzan: already read that, I would think that Django's user model datetimefields are tz aware, right?

gcbirzan: http://dpaste.com/778856/

@deitarion can fandoms be about an author, or also about stories?

riverfr0zen: A fandom would be something like "Harry Potter" or "Naruto" or "Twilight".

elkuka: Is the 'correct' application called the same as the old one?

yes

elkuka: and what command did you run?

to install? pip git+git:github....

riverfr0zen: I'm trying to migrate this over to something database-backed. Fandoms are the things in brackets after the author names. --> http://vffa.ficfan.org/

or now? I just ran manage.py migrate

@deitarion can you dpaste the models you have?

gcbirzan: I just ran manage.py migrate, to install? pip git+git:github...

riverfr0zen: One sec.

elkuka: Hm. And you said you did migrate --delete-ghost-migrations? what did it say

riverfr0zen: http://dpaste.com/778860/

gcbirzan: http://dpaste.com/778862/ this happened right after installing correct one

elkuka: What about what I asked, about --delete-ghost-migrations?

gcbirzan: I couldn't find it on history... I think it went all ok, it didn't give any error, thanks a lot have to go now, will try later.... maybe with new env I guess

The big problem with multi-monitor setups. You're more likely to send a key combo like Ctrl+W to the wrong window. ...wait... that's just a problem with IRC clients making it too easy to /part

whats the difference between these 2 url definitions /display/$ and /display$?

@deitarion phew. have you tried to write the actual sql that would require that?

does ImageField handle PDF files?

Hi, how to translate DateField to another language ? It is ouput in English (July 31...), although I changed LANGUAGE_COD

riverfr0zen: Rephrase?

lacrymology: Is PDF an Image ?

jdo_dk: sometimes

@lacrymology try filefield

FileField

Lacrymology: No, pdf is just a plain file, that can contain text, images etc.. But not an image as ImageField would expect, Use FileField as riverfr0zen says.

riverfr0zen: How would SQL require anything that could be described as "that" in this situation? Did you mean "Have you tried writing the raw SQL which would perform the query you want?"

lacrymology: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/model...

@deitarion are you fairly competent at SQL?

yeah, I know filefield

I was just wondering, maybe it did handle PDFs it'd be nice, but no problem

riverfr0zen: Yeah. I have a decent number of personal projects which use the raw Python stdlib sqlite3 bindings for their data storage.

lacry: I wont

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riverfr0zen: ...and I insist on knowing enough SQL to feel comfortable manipulating my data by hand in /usr/bin/sqlite3.

@deitarion Just saying, sometimes it can be helpful to first imitate what the SQL you are trying to generate through the orm will look like, before contemplating the orm

riverfr0zen: This has nothing to do with SQL. I'm trying to figure out how to work around the fact that Django Templates are primitive and bass-ackwards compared to Jinja2 but the Jinja2 adaptor doesn't integrate well enough for my tastes.

hmm. okay. maybe my brain is a little baked. i'm going to stop now.

the localize template tag is not working for DateField values ? any reason for that ?

I have no problem doing this in Python and/or SQL... but I really don't feel like writing a slowly-growing set of methods on my models which are essentially custom database views.

how do I define upload_to with a model's method? as a string? or do I need to use a classmethod?

Much better to just figure out why the heck Django's magic object.attribute.0.dictKey.method resolution doesn't seem to be working the way the docs say it should and then write a custom variant of {% regroup %} which supports ManyToManyField.

han solo

has anyone succesfully used stunnel before?

or any other alternative to test https locally?

jpadilla: you could do some proxying with apache or nginx

in django 1.4, 'templates' folders suppose to be within their app folder or placed in the main project folder as in project/project/templates/<appname> ?

can i change the responde code to 500 in render_to_response

easypi: it's common to put app templates in the app's folder

fission6: it should take a status kwarg

My Homework1 works fine in my local machine, but when i upload it fails

any idea or similar experience