#django

ok, i'll start with that. thanks!

if you've already done all the token processing, you won't need to use RequestContext

but hey... why do extra work ? :)

FunkyBob to be honest, I don't think I'm doing any token processing yet. I also don't know if I'm doing django right, so I just have what feels like haphazard code.

so how can I access the django dev server from my another computer ? I ran runserver with 0.0.0.0:800 and tried accessing the page with my IP but not luck ?

FunkyBob here's some context (no pun intended). http://pastie.org/5951451

czpython: get the IP address the computer running django dev server

the first function renders the template that has the form. the second function is handling the submission.

still reading, but i'm not sure where RequestContext fits in

czpython: for example: I run dev server on DevBot with ip 192.168.0.195, locally, i access using localhost:8000

on a diff computer, i specify, 192.168.0.195:8000

rakl: well, as the form docs show, typically the same view that renders the form handls its submission

it that doesn't work, check your firewall settings (on both the dev machine and other)

I knew I was doing something wrong

rakl: it's not required, it's just a good pattern

theslow1, my IP is 65.190.0.144 and locally it works fine but in the other computer when trying to access it's not working

rakl: ... have you done the 4-part tutorial in the docs? only, you seem to be looking for and usign the most complex solutions available

rakl: it's almost like you _expect_ this to be hard

anyone setup instaclone for ios in here?

czpython: ping 65.190.0.144 from other computer?

FunkyBob I think I did 2 parts and made up the rest. We got a project thrown on us with very short notice.

definitely made mistakes in the beginning and are looking to get 1.0 off the ground before going back and doing thiings better

more idiomatic

FunkyBob: I found out what was happening a while ago, it was the django compressor

czpython: that doesn't seem like a local lan IP

rakl: I mean, fuck.. you would have really had to dig to turn up SimpleTemplateResponse

it was in the code that was handed to me

FunkyBob: I'm trying to figure out now, why that app exists :(

czpython: are both computers on the same LAN?

They gave us a 60% done codebase and I assumed the patterns they were using were standard

if I override clean() on a model, do I need to reference super().clean as well?

theslow1, yes. I ran ifconfig and got http://dpaste.org/VUhax/

czpython: 192.168.0.8:8000 from other computer

rakl: are you using a custom, home-grown auth system?

completely eparate from django.contrib.auth ?

Hey, does 12 seconds to run `for i in range(0, 100): u.set_password("a")` on a medium EC2 instance sound reasonable? Or does that seem really slow?

theslow1, nothing.

FunkyBob sort of. The app is hosted on Google App Engine. So admin rights are set by the running instance there

I don't see django.contrib.auth anywhere

rakl: http://dpaste.com/899140/

czpython: $ sudo iptables -L

rakl: I know little of GAE... but that paste is the "canonical" form handling view

^^ will "List" your firewall rules

thehandler, http://dpaste.org/Y8whZ/

FunkyBob where is that SpeakerEditForm coming from

well, that would be a ModelForm sub-class you'd generate

we're also a day away from launch, and I just need to get this csrf implemented, so I'm nervous about changing the code with no tests to back it up

rakl: in that case, instead of SimpleTemplateResponse, use render

return render(request, template_name, context_data)

that code looks nightmarishly overcomplex

most likely by Java coders

that sounds right. but I'm not making it any better, that's for sure

not so much 'wrong' as 'using entirely the wwrong set of idioms'

it's the Save function that I need to change up I think

I'd like to keep the two separate functions, since we're already doing that all over the plce

czpyhton: iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 8000 -j ACCEPT

rakl: that's fine

am i going to get bit if i try to copy some code for the verbatim template tag from 1.5 to 1.4

fission6: from memory it won't port verbatim, no...

czpython: that is non-persistant and will disappear when you restart your computer

damn

so now what

czpython: unless you add it to your config files

fission6: there's a snippet...

hmm ok

yea i playing with angular.js and i have a bunch of {{}} in my template/page

FunkyBob so question remains, how do I confirm the existence/validity of the csrf token in the function that's handling the POST

confirmation I can probably check the request

yeah... we use moustach templates

oh, no.. handlebars... same shit

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fission6: http://dpaste.com/899148/

rakl: well, if GAE works like real Django, you don't have to do anything... the middleware will verify it

our stuff is 100% django and python. I feel like a child on Christmas morning when my unnitest passed...

then I run fab deploy --> felt even better

FunkyBob hmm ok. thanks

thanks FunkyBob trying it out

fission6: it's working live now

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any one could assist me set up virtualenwarapper

fission6: that is code cut'n'pasted from a live, production app

abdostar: never used it

thanks, yea i am sure it works well

just integerating

FunkyBob, isn't the best way to dev django

theslow1, no luck :(

abdostar: virtualenv sure is

but that in no way means virtualenvwrapper is required

yea this is nice thanks FunkyBob got a nice angular.js app for filterting client side

FunkyBob, I know is not required, I was just reading virualenvwarapper is better

czpython: did you start the server to listen on all interfaces? (ie: python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 )

then connect to it via : 192.168.0.8:8000

abdostar: how many projects are you working on?

atula, so far just one

hi, if I override CreateView.get_from_kwargs and pass an unsaved instance to modelform using instance= kwarg.. is this kosher? where is the instance being kept between requests?

get_from_kwargs/get_form_kwargs

abdostar: yeah… here are my thoughts and you can take it or leave it. I taken that you just got started with django/virtualenv/python etc. The best way to learn is to be specific about your intents. Having a folder where you have: env/ src/ --> virtualenv env/yourproject;source env/yourproject/bin/activate would give you a feeling of knowing where everything is. Virtual environments go into env/ and project source codes go into src/

vritualenvwrapper does is place the virtualenv in your home directory as far as I know and this help you magically switch between different environments.