#django

how can i create a user instance without savig it to the db?

djapo: Same as any other model, just instantiate it.

mattmcc: like modelname.objects.create(**kwargs) or modelname(**kwargs)?

no

that saves it

u = User(*kwargs)

will _instanciate_ it

neat

just like, in fact, any other Python class

Hi!!

does anyone know how to remove the cache in a some "View" in django?

Sanukode: how did you set the cache?

I want to know if exist a decorator to remove cache a view

i need remove a cache to view

"@cache_page(0)" <-- this work to a set a view like no-cache page?

for password reset, do ya'll use django.contrib.auth.tokens.default_token_generator or what other logic is therethat could be better?

and what are the downfalls of using default_token_generator?

Sanukode: but did you enable cache for it in the first place?

djapo: I just use the built in passwor reset views

Sanukode: there's no point disabling a cache that isn'tenabled

not, my idea is to force that has no cache

Sanukode: browser or server side caching?

you say that mi view don't have any conf about cache, mi view always will be a page without cache?

I'm saying that unless you explicitly turn it on, Django does no page caching

however, if you want to tell the _browser_ to not cache the page, there's django.views.decorators.cache.never_cache

:o

Sanukode: so... can we start with why you want to "remove cache to a view"?

Is there a way to make the Meta class of Form class Foo inherit the Meta class of Form class Bar without having to do `class Meta(Foo.Meta)`

errr `class Meta(Bar.Meta):`

frewsxcv________: No, that's how inheritance works in Python.

mattmcc: was about to say exactly that :P

i don't work with inner classes much. wasn't sure if there was a way to make the inner class inherit the same thing as the outer class

or if it does that automatically

they're nothing magic

they're just classes defined inside the scope of another class

gotcha

it's only because of the meta-class that they do anything special in this context

for forms, if i want to add an extra clean method, is creating a method with the prefix clean_ as its name enought to have it called automaticlly and what should/can it return?

djapo: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/ref/forms...

mattmcc: ah yes, found it :)

wow... just reviewing code on an old site... it's django 1.2

Hey, how are you doing tonight? Django is a cool thing, right? :)

clime: we think so

thank guys

the problem i'ts the f*ck IE

Sanukode: in which case you probably want the never_cache decorator

which tells the _browser_ to not cache

sanukode: are those ajax requests getting cached?

is a WebServices

with simplesoap

i user json with SoapDispatcher

sometimes i have a problem about the change of my WS

hmm, ok, well I know that there is a problem with ajax requests being cached by IE

eewww

who's forcing you to use soap?

the client of the business xD

BASTARDS!

theres guy used WebLogic with Bpel to consult to my Python WS

i hate bpel xD

I'm reviewing an old app of mine... it's still using lots of function based generic views...