#django

What does "manage.py findstatic css/mycss.css" tell you?

(django_project)amar@amar-Vostro1310:~/Work/Code/doroko_repo$ ./manage.py findstatic css/mycss.css

Found 'css/mycss.css' here:

/home/amar/Work/Code/doroko_repo/static/css/mycss.css

and how are you running your server?

and for the love of god don't tell me it's not runserver

python manage.py runserver

and what happens when you manually open the file in the browser?

+ do you have staticfiles in installed_apps?

although if findstatic works, that's probably the case :þ

On a roll today. ;)

i am able to see in browser

well then you have no css rules to do what you want ;)

'django.contrib.staticfiles',

in setting

or you override what you have in base.html somewhere, check the html output it generates… and test with some basic css rules

one doubt i have css defined in basehtml

so will be carried to all my template files

not if your override that in subtemplates

i have no inline css in any template

that's not what I am saying

I am talking about template inheritance and block.super

workingnow

anybody ever used wookmark.js

why would you need js for that

just use CSS

although you might need JS for scaling depending on your images

pydanny: already prepared for your keynote? :)

I hope so. :P

You gonna be there apollo13 ?

no :( I have an exam tomorrow and a few next week

Come anyway. The exam is just your whole life and EuroPython is just a week

grml grml

apollo13: "GV = less code" ... and yet, so frequently that's bollocks

right, that's why I usually have my own generic views suited for the project in question^^

meanwhile, I'm trying to get my head around kombu... :/

uh

have fun I guess

heh

Hey

I get no response on #mezzanine so I'm asking here, maybe you can help me: I want to install the CMS mezzanine in a virtualenv with python2.7 and Django 1.5.1, but I've this: http://pastebin.ca/2412018

An idea?

well yeah, put your settings onto the pythonpath

and if you want your module to be named "dev.blog" that won't work

python uses dot as separator

Oh

I see.

not sure if that's your actual issues, since I don't know your fs layout

So I need to change the name and modify my pythonpath.

apollo13: my fs layout? Sorry I'm new with Django :)

well in a normal django setup you don't need to change the pythonpath

at least not if you use manage.py and startproject

I've do what they said here: http://mezzanine.jupo.org/docs/overview.html#in...

ok redo without a dot in the name

and /me should fix that

CommandError: 'dev.blog' is not a valid project name. Please use only numbers, letters and underscores.

Oh, I didn't read it

so it's just mezzazine-project which is broken

mind opening a bug report there?

cause django's startproject won't allow you to create a project like that

Why a bug report?

oh

It allow me to create a project with a dot, but it's not normal?

no, that will never ever work

yeah I've understand

but Django has to tell me I can create the project, but it let me create this one with the dot in the name.

and django doesn't allow it, so it's just mezzazine_project which is broken here

ok

I can't create*

apollo13: and «dev_blog» is a valid name, I guess

jupp

thanks dude :)

apollo13: seems to works :-)

But I've still this error: /home/koshie/www/dev_blog/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/mezzanine/utils/conf.py:48: UserWarning: You haven't defined the ALLOWED_HOSTS settings, which Django 1.5 requires. Will fall back to the domains configured as sites. warn("You haven't defined the ALLOWED_HOSTS settings, which "

So I need to change my pythonpath?

no

that error is entirely unrelated to your PYHONPATH

or modify the line 48 of conf.py maybe?

ok

it mean you need to set ALLOWED_HOSTS in your settings

FunkyBob: for a local project which are not, for the moment, online, I don't care?

yes, just make sure to not foreget it when you deploy

Ok thanks

for cases where you're not worried about host header spoofing, just set it to = ['*']

I'll come back later if I've problem, until have a nice sunday :-).

s/until/meanwhile/

ello

how can i set the value of a hidden field without explicitly going value="{{ my_stuff }}"

ok, so "initial" seems to be the way to go

why do you have a hidden field?

when pip-installing my package directly from github, my templates/ directory (and contents) are not installed, *.py files are

what could I be missing?

a proper setup.py/Manifest

FunkyBob, I want to store the url my form is submitted from

hmm, Manifest perhaps

setup.py rather, Manifest is only for sdist I think

FunkyBob, got a better way?

HTTP_REFERER ?

never every rely on that

form data is no way reliable also