#django

il_: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/ref/reque...

il_: basically, access the response object like a dict

I'm brand new to python

I had to do the solution on this thread - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/django-... in order to make my custom User model work (I just added 1 new field w/c is gender) . I also checked the django repo on github and its still using the User model instead of using the meta.model . Is there a good reason why?

could you give an example?

or is it really a bug?

il_: resp = HttpResponse() ; resp['Content-Lenght'] = x

thank you FunkyBob

il_: though... why do you want to set it? the http middleware sets it for you

idk what middleware is

I am setting it so a progress bar will track download progress

erm

not sure how that'll work...

I send an ajax request to the back end, the size of the file uploaded is known but not the size of the file downloaded, content length needs to be set for that

right?

well, that would be totally abusing the content-length header...

well help me out here man

I'm not a backend guy. At least not with Django/python

well, you'll need to make repeated requests to get the current value...

here's an example https://djangosnippets.org/snippets/679/

Can someone translate this to English for me? qs_params = qs_params | q if qs_params else q

honestly: looks like someone's trying to build a combination of OR clauses

blah... netsplit

I wanto have multi-thread to send mail a django view, does it just need to setup uwsgi + gevent for that task?

cppiii: wait... start that again?

I think you missed a few steps

in a django view, I want to send a mail to self. But it seems it is slow peformace when more requests. Gevent looks like could solve the problem and uwsgi supports. So do I need to implement code in the view to using Gevent to send mail, or just enable it with uwsgi?

cppiii: typically that work is pushed into a background task processor

like celery

FunkyBob: I had thought that too, but Gevent could be simpler so want to know is it possible solve by that.

it's possible to thread, too... but it's really recommended against

did bitbucket fuckup somehow?

I'm trying this: pip install -e hg+http://bitbucket.org/ubernostrum/django-regi...

it hangs at "cloning into hg http.... to ./registration"

thank god there is a gihub mirror

Anyone experienced with uwsgi? I am getting "Memory error detected" even though I don't have "limit-as" option set currently. I did have it set but I removed it because of this error. I am still getting the error though.