#django

tie: what do you make of this link the gmail bounced mail returns with? https://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?h...

EdwardIII: I still don't get what you're trying to achive... in general it is a bad idea to have overlapping url patterns going to different endpoints

drillprp: hmm, haven't seen that one, but the explanation suggests that Amazon has flagged your IP/range as one that is not allowed to send email out... have you been sending lots of mail?

tie, well a lot is relative, maybe 15 or 20 a day for the past few days.

that's nothing really

tie: here's my project's urls.py: http://pastie.org/5948072 and here's my app's urls.py: http://pastie.org/5948078

tie, it is a micro instance, so amazon might watch them more closely as they're the cheapest?

tie: but i can't get to /event/12341234/, ever heh

drillprp: well, it's possible, haven't tried sending emails out of that one

drillprp: since django supports SMTP emails, you can use any authenticated SMTP service in the world that you have access to

for anyone interested in my last question, I'm trying to implement that: http://lab305.com/news/2012/jul/19/django-inlin...

tie, aye I was trying that but a few minutes ago and something else distracted me.

gmail being one, but I think they will change the sender address (not completely sure about that one)

if you have an email account with your ISP you may be able to use that for the outgoing mail

tie: hope that makes it a bit clearer! should've just pasted the code originally

i just want / to go to apps.views.index and /event/12345/ to go to app.views.event

EdwardIII: have you tried http://pastie.org/5948098 ? Is it not working?

hrm, managed to fix it by switching some of the orders of things around and changing to ^event/etcetc/$

Hi all!

ah, and your change fixes /admin

tie, you're my hero, thanks!

Somebody have implemented a "Comment Edit Form" fort he default Django comments app?

form*

for the default*

is there any way to have custom exceptions trapped and sent to an appropriate error page

?

like how the 400 errors work?

pembo13: yes, you can do that with your own middleware

check https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/ht...

tie, thanks

Django is AWESOME (despite all of the annoying things)! Peace!

if we want to implement either rate limiting (for users, not bots) or at least limiting users to x requests per hour or per day, would it be best to implement this before it hits django

or is that something django would be ok managing using redis or something to track

How do I import the django logging settings into an external file?

I created a login page in html and created a url pattern in urls.py as: (r'^login/$','django.contrib.auth.views.login')

I am getting a "SIte matching query does not exist" at /login/

any fixes?

Amitash: You've lost the builtin site somehow. Open a python shell and create one via "from django.contrib.sites.models import Site; Site.objects.create()"

whats the best way of dealing with static content these days

I suspect that my quick fix might not get you all the way there. Usually a syncdb creates this site for you

Putting everything in a static folder within your project folder (neighboring the apps), then running collectstatic to collect it all into a folder that is in the root project folder.

Serving that separately from the main site

caleb_smith: This worked like a charm! I tried syncdb again and it didn't create one for me.. Weird..

caleb_smith: I mean, manually creating it worked.. syndb didn't..

starsinmypockets: `from django.conf import settings` then you can use `settings.LOGGING` everywhere that you need to access the settings

right. syncdb usually creates it when you first create the project I think, but I don't expect it would afterward

I'm not quite sure. Also the contrib.sites package is somewhat strange/broken anyway TBH

caleb_smith: There was some error when I ran syncdb the first time.. It failed to create the super user.. Perhaps I need to create a new super user..

you can do that with 'python manage.py createsuperuser'

I really need someome to help me revise and flesh out the docs for django-nap

Is there a way to add model methods to the fields being serialized using django's serializer?

what is csrf failure? I have a user created but when I try to login, it gives me a forbidden 403 with a csrf failure

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

I get this when trying to delete a user object in the admin panel: http://dpaste.org/76Sd5/

I have my own Comment model, not the django.contrib.comments one, but it appears to be trying to delete django_comments anyway.

man... so many people clearly lazy, and using google to find docs links ;...

GDorn: Try with Google, but here a probably solution… add django_comments to INSTALLED_APPS

and do a syncdb

I'd like to have a char field in my profile model that represents various boolean choices - I'd like to render the choices using a CheckboxSelectMultiple widget. Is there a way to map the values to the charfield in the DB? I see http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/1200/ as a solution, but is there anything baked into Django now?

it appears that the model isn't synced with the DB

I'm not using django_comments, nor do I want to.