#django

doesnt seem to like the double tag {{ resultdict|hash:dag|date:"d-m-14" }} results in 2014-02-28 instead of 28-02-14

this prints fine do {{ dag|date:"d-m-14" }}

hi, i'm trying filter the query set in the BaseDatatableView on a date that's entered in mm/dd/yyyy to a datetimefield in the db, i'd like to match exact, http://dpaste.com/1668259/

anyone here skilled with factory-boy?

am trying to express to it that there is a relation, but I want it to default to none

(it's a nullable 1to1)

this may be the wrong place to ask this, but here it goes... i am trying to develop my first android app. django has all of my users,data,etc.. is there any android source code i can look at that accomplishes this?

What's the origin of the name "contrib" ?

"contributed" functionality which is important but non-core.

: hi, i'm trying filter the query set in the BaseDatatableView on a date that's entered in mm/dd/yyyy to a datetimefield in the db, i'd like to match exact, http://dpaste.com/1668259/

m1chael: acomplish what, exactly?

Anyone used django-bootstrap3 ?

TaiSHi: there's a whole app for including static content?

yep

why?

Plus some easy formatting

Because of reasons

easy formatting of what?

{% bootstrap_form form %}

forms... I see

:P

And reasons!

don't ever forget that

mattmcc: hey, when are you submitting those bootstrap templates for formulation? :)

It's really expressive

in Features it says something like

"TODO"

if your front end design "helper" is so clumsy you need a support app for your back end....

funkybob: android code that authenticates with a django backend for sign up / registration.. i know this is not the #android-dev room

Sometimes when you talk you make me feel stupid

I was asking because I didn't really see the point in it lol

m1chael: it just needs to submit a form, and hold onto the session cookie

TaiSHi: well, neither do I... so...

For what I see

It sometimes even requires more code to do something

like inserting a button

Now that we're talking about bootstrap and how stupid I am

How could I make a menu item 'active' if you're on the page

on the page the menu item links you to, I mean

ah, well...

I use a process of "maximum prefix match length"

I will google that

But I think you're teasing me

basically

I iterate the list of links, and find the one that has the longest common prefix as request.path

and figure that's the "active" one

I understand what you say

By any chance got an example of it?

not yet

plan to do something like that when I flesh out django-linkage

perhaps you'd like to use it and thus push me into finishing it :)

Hmm

I was just checking the repo

:)

Could you enlighten me on its purpose ?

I am trying to read the code

are there any tools that will report the raw http sent from a form submission in the browser for any site (not just my django site)?

TaiSHi: well, the idea is to let you construct a Menu of Link objects

jcrubino: I rmember seeing a web site that would show you whatever you sent it, headers and all

TaiSHi: it tries to let you link to object lists, object details, and hard links

what it lacks so far is usable tempalte tools

So instead of writing each link

I'd just call it

or iterate it, even

jcrubino: Firefox has an extension for that

But yes, I am interested in using it

Delizin: thanks, I just figured it out using chrome dev tools

jcrubino: It is called tamper data. Lets you view and modify post/get and the http request

More so if it inspires you to go fort

TaiSHi: so you can configure all your links in Admin, if you like... set them up in menus... and not have to worry about keeping internal links updated

FunkyBob: useful

that was the idea

Suggestion: groups of links, tags

eh?

"I want to iterate links containing tag 'bleh'"

Yeah

open a ticket :)

I am interested in implementing an html table that displays a model (easy part), but I would like the last row to be blank so the user can type in an entry. When adding an entry I want just the table to update. I am not very familiar with front end stuff, but I imagine I need to use AJAX and JSON to do this? Is this correct and can anyone suggest some resources to point me in the right direction?

Delizin: if you want it to save the record, then, yes, posting using AJAX would makes sense

Delizin: of course, all of this requires some javascript...

FunkyBob: submitted

FunkyBob: Good deal, thanks. I'll see what I can find in regards to using Ajax and JS to post a form

Bed time

FunkyBob: I subscribed to your repo

I'll keep track of it, it's an interesting idea

TaiSHi: well, let's hope this produces another great tool :)

TaiSHi: it's an improvement on something implemented in a clients site

It seems to be going that way

ok then

You understood why I suggested the tags, right?

You could iterate sub menues or menues somewhere else with user-specific ones or such

already added :)

Awesome

I just saw the update on the repo

bed time

I plan to have my templates finished by tomorrow

And start working on some info that must be shown

now you can do {% load_links_with 'foo' as foo_links %} {% for link in foo_links %} ...