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you can craft your own sql statement if you want

what i'd do is probably get something working, then make an issue for myself to investigate and find a better solution

I can make the sql, I was hoping the orm would help out for future maintenance of this issue :)

groups__in is so close, I just need like a groups__in__all

Ok, so i'm on my production server, receiving following error on any request: "Invalid HTTP_HOST header , (you may need to set ALLOWED_HOSTS): 127.0.0.1:8000 ... I set it to 127.0.0.1:8000, still same error... Any ideas?

full error: http://dpaste.com/1361913/

pushpa: remove the port

giarc: thank you :)

hi, i need use an wizard with a formset... multiple options in one step... anyone know how do it?

what do you mean exactly?

koirikivi: well, i got an form... but i need that form 3 times in that step... (multiple questions/answers)...

_Axelio_: the same form 3 times?

first step: multiple questions/answers, second step: change password

koirikivi: yep

that's two different forms though?

oh

wait

the first one is the formset?

koirikivi: yep

you can generate the formset from the form using formset_factory

koirikivi: but not crash with wizard in the template?

oh, right

don't really have experience with the form wizard, sorry

the docs say you can use a formset, though

yep, but not in a wizard =(

I think you can

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contr... ctrl+f formset

_Axelio_: you can use a formset in the wizard

I did it myself two weeks ago

MarkusH: how?

_Axelio_: as koirikivi said: fomset_factory

*formset_factorty

just pass the formset instead of the form

uhm

you have a list of form classes somewhere

add the formset class (created by formset_factory) there

yep... worked! :)

thanks

=)

np, we didn't really do anything :P

jajaja

but

i need every form have a specific and random question... xP

guys, is there any way I could, instead of doing messages.success("blablabla") return that message in the response as rendered html?

hey so I have 2 querysets, X and Y, Y has an .x_id as part of it, how can I filter X to only have where (X.id IN Y.x_id)