#django

dddh: sure you want a > instead of a >> there?

danols_work: I'm not in the mood of explaining, let me rework your code

heh

apollo13: do you think that file already exists?

k ty

apollo13: if I give you some not-good-enough code, will you fix it all for me?

dddh: no

no as in I don't know

Is there a way to make a model have all it's fields unique together, including those in an abstract base class?

How can I reference the root URL of the admin site in my app?

kenny: Look at "unique_together" in Meta

ok, i did "euse -E sqlite"

queso: {% admin:index %} (with or without quotes, depending on your version)

danols_work: http://dpaste.com/1008105/ more or less

but "import sqlite3" from the python shell produces the same error message

kezabelle: lol no

Wolfram74: emerge python now

kezabelle: Thank you.

apollo13: you forgot about commit=False

rafales: right, I was looking for an option that said 'all of them' without adding them all to the list. Especially as I have to list the fields from multiple base classes

is that just "emerge python"

rafales: hu, where?

apollo13 thank you I think I understand

apollo13: in super call

Wolfram74: try "emerge --verbose --pretend python"

rafales: good point, thx

danols_work: the super call needs a commit=False to make no double saves

queso: that assumes you're using the default admin, with the default namespace, fwiw

Wolfram74: do you see "sqlite*" highlited?

yeah, in green

Wolfram74: ok, now "emerge python --verbose"

apollo13 so it is a side effect

kezabelle: Right, I am, it works. :) Thanks!

ok thank you

i'm worried that this only taking effect on python 3.2, since that's what cropping up

hmmm, anyone know a way to get `setup.py develop` to require additional dependencies? :\

Wolfram74: you can "emerge python:2.7 --verbose"

if it doen't work, i'll do that next

danols_work: side effect of broken code probably (if it works now that is)

currently it's checking a lot of things

thanks for the help so far, dddh, apollo13, rafales

In the django tutorial, how would I go about adding help text to a fieldset from UserAdmin? http://dpaste.org/R1ete/

I want "is_admin" field to have more helpful text than that.

why this is not working in my urls.py: (r'^tech/$', redirect('/phones/')), .. msg: ImproperlyConfigured at /tech/

in django how do i say that model has many other models (that have ForeignKey to first model)?

which type should i use?

adamsilver: please see the topic, but you'll most likely need a lambda

oh god, the tribulations are finally over

manage.py runserver finally runs

apollo13: lambda worked thanks, what's wrong with the question?

adamsilver: that you should provide the traceback

otherwise it's just guess work for us and more work

apollo13: ok

in a modelform's save method how can I know if im updating or creating?

whats the easiest way to json-serialize a structure of the form {'foo': queryset} ?

jpadilla: check if self.instance has a pk

jpadilla, if you are updating, there will be pk

if it's none you are creating

Alright i've been trying to figure out why my post data is saved in request even after a redirect from a successful form submission, this is causing form data to be entered twice if the view is revisted

apollo13: damn I was close, I was noticing self.instance always had something

thanks

ok, question

if i do

python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000

I should be able to point a browser to IP:8000 and see the pages so far?

yes

in that instance, any interface IP, I think?

the development server is a box i'm ssh'd in to

and the browser would be on my home machine

i'm getting a connection time out

you'll need to adjust your firewall or ssh forward

ah, which end's firewall?

the ssh'd box?

server

ok

then i've gotten as far as i'm willing to go without the other guys logged in

I'm not comfortable editing security settings

then do an ssh forward

would i need to know my local IP address as well for that?

no

I'm having trouble creating a django project

You're probably tired of answering my questions, and I'm actually a half hour late for something, and I've been at this for 4 and a half hours

I installed django via pip

I'll see you later

django-admin isn't on my path

RustyShackleford: try django-admin.py

rafales, nope

RustyShackleford: did you use --user flag?

i did not. Should I?

if it matters, I am on Windows

ha

RustyShackleford: yeah, it does

nothing matters there

RustyShackleford: because I don't know much about windows

RustyShackleford: in that case you most likely have to manually navigate to the installation directory and call it there or add this folder to %PATH%

apollo13, so django-admin.py exists in two different folders in my Python installation

I did change to the directory and run it from there. Still no luck

lol windows :þ

I thought if I used pip to install everything would work smoothly

on a decent system yes

you have to add it to the path yourself or use the full path to call it

I'm getting an error in development from django_cas middleware: "cannot import name get_host", common symptoms for this?