#django

don't think anyone likes paypal

integrating stripe was easy though

how do i convert a queryset to a list so i can do .pop()

something like list(queryset)

and then list.pop()

cetko: i believe you want itertools.chain

cetko: itertools.chain is the way to go

what is the difference between {{ var }} and {% var %}?

{{}} expects an expression, like a variable

Amitash: {%%} is used for things like {% if var < 0 then %}

Amitash: sorry there isn't "then" lol

hm with pipeline, my STATIC_ROOT gets both the original and minified files

derek_c: Ah got it.. Kinda like JSP tags.. Thanks

i'd like it to have only the latter so I can easily deploy just those

is there an easy way?

So some people from typethink are here today at my office.

good for you

I am trying to get my <Select> to be rendered as a RadioSelect but can't figure out how todo it in my custom Model Field. class QuestionField(models.CharField):

sorry about that.

so I am trying to get my model field to use radioSelect http://dpaste.de/ksO49/

I am suspect because I use the choices= attribute in my model definition something is override the formfield in my model field class.

just can't wrap my head around it :(

I want todo it in the modelfield definition because I want all the QuestionFields in my project to be rendered as a RadioSelect!

Hi, I'm using the login view (from django.contrib.auth.views import login, logout) and when the credentials are invalid it just loads the login form with no message.

I tried {% for error in errors %} {{ error }} {% endfor %} and no luck

How can I create a foreign key relationship to a model in a different module?

import the other model and do the relationship as normal

see the docs

:)

Hmm I get an error to the effect that I'm trying to create a relation to a model which has either not been installed or is abstract. (after importing)

starsinmypockets: keep reading the docs. They tell how to handle that.

k