#django

urlwolf: likely you don't have a web server serving up your static media

__love__: thanks, that's it, runserver doesn't serve static files, then?

urlwolf: not in production (debug false) mode

but this is not the main problem. I just don't see why altering the templates produces no results

got it

wrong templates set :)

jdunck: Yes it was easily)

inside an app is there a way i can make a fixtures folder in my tests directory with fixtures that are only for testing?

cant figure out how to tell the test to read them from there

JJMalina: I tend to just put them in a 'tests' subdirectory.

JJMalina: anything not named `initial_data` won't be loaded by syncdb. and you can load fixtures by any name inside a test.

ah ok

i did appname/tests/fixtures/myfixtures.json

i feel like it's not a bad idea to have test fixtures in their own folder within tests

It'll need to be appname/fixtures for the loader to find it.

I tend to use appname/fixtures/appname/tests/foo.json

oh ok

yeah, i usually name them after the model.

Not unlike how you'd structure templates in the app's templates dir.

well that works now

funny though, the test output says "Installed 0 object(s) from 0 fixture(s)

"

even though it did install objects

when I try use TabularInline in admin I get an error but if I set option "editable" of field "id" in True I won't get this error but an user will be able to change the field "id". Piece of the code here http://dpaste.org/qOwEM/ How can I disallow edit the field "id"?

urgh, I can't get the recursetree tag to work for django MPTT

antihero: Personally I prefer the tree_info filter.

tree_info?

ah

hmm, this is bloody weird, in my shell, x.get_children() returns a list

but if I print x.get_children() in the MPTT code

it doesn't work

like

empty list

wtf

it seems it is empty

yeah

but why only in the request

but not in the shell

this is bloody weird

ffs

need a little python help...

this is not utf-8 safe:

folder = str(ammap[0].album.title) + u'/'

because of str()

i guess. what's the unicode version of that?

oh, unicode()

heh

yep.

that is most likely a temp fix, however, and may cause problems later on.

oh?

it is possible, if the unicode encoding is not consistent based on the value of album.title.

you mean if title is not a valid unicode string?

using unicode() means that python will try to guess the encoding. it might guess wrong.

StuckMojo: http://docs.python.org/howto/unicode.html#the-u... - notice you can encode a unicode string as UTF8, does that help?

reading...

watch this, it made things much clearer for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgHbC6udIqc

Does anyone know an app for posting to Facebook, Twitter, Google+ etc? I see only two and they are not really maintained it looked like

phildini: thanks

oisa: posting to twitter, google+ and linked in is pretty easy (just pass a url) posting to fb is a little trickier, but definitely doable. have you thought about writing your own module?

phildini: Oh I didn't know. I was looking for a 5 minute solution but maybe I will do that

oisa: i tried the $.post method to call my view and store the new position of the draggable, but it's not working for some reason...

StuckMojo: phildini: this is a pretty good read on unicode and python - http://blog.lumino.so/2012/08/20/fix-unicode-mi...

oisa: when i go to the url in the browser, it updates the position, but the POST doesn't update the position

Note Python's chardet package mentioned in the comments.

grrr...

print unicode(folder + filename) : 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 0-6: ordinal not in range(128)

oisa: i see the POST in the runserver log, but it's not doing anything in the database

krassinger: you're not have CSRF issues, are you?

jaddison: what's that :)

krassinger: in the view, do you get your query parameters with request.GET['param']? because request.POST would be different

why would print not work?

it works in interactive python just fine:

print unicode(u'試験用')

krassinger: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contr...

hrmph

oisa: i'm getting the parameters straight from the url, i'm doing ("/dragged/"+name+"/"+x+"/"+y+"/");

url(r'^dragged/(?P<p_name>\w+)/(?P<p_x>\d+)/(?P<p_y>\d+)/$', save_position),

that is i'm doing $.post("/dragged/"+name+"/"+x+"/"+y+"/");

so it works if i go to /dragged/krassinger/100/100/ in the browser

but if i drag to the position, it doesn't store it

ah, just clicked on jaddison's link

i think that's it :)

krassinger: oh good

i can't figure out why that print doesn't work

not that i really need it of course

but how do i put the csrf token into the jquery?

is there a method to get just one object from a queryset?

neataroni: It behaves like a list, you can slice it. Or there's qs.get(...)

mattmcc: well, i thought there was a way to tell it not to bother getting the whole thing, i figure by the time its a list, its done more work that it had to

if i just want an arbitrary single object from a queryset

It's lazy, it won't execute until it needs to.

ok

qs[:1] is 'LIMIT 1'

actually, if the view doesn't have any csrf mention in it, can it still be a csrf issue?

mattmcc: alright, that sounds good. for some reason i thought there was a .one()

krassinger: see if you have the middleware enabled too

yep it is

neataroni: Well, that's essentially what qs.get() would do, except it's written to raise exceptions when 0 or >1 rows match the criteria. If you want it to fail silently (give you an empty list) then you'd use [:1]

mattmcc: that seems pretty reasonable

To do that, though, it has to do a count(qs)

can i just pass the csrf token as another argument in the url?

or is there a better way?

e.g. $.post("/dragged/"+player+"/"+x+"/"+y+"/", {% csrf_token %});

krassinger: read docs about csrf and ajax

krassinger: the section 'AJAX' on jaddison's link shows how https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contr...