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The screenshot made that kind of obvious :)

Dont prefix name with capital cases.

No i didnt

just wrote that here

Doesn't really matter, by default

Oh. Sorry then. ^^

djangosome: Show us the model code on dpaste.com. ;)

Model code is the one from the models.py file right?

djangosome: Exactly.

djangosome, Did you create the new method?

djangosome, I suspect you skipped over the section where you were supposed to create was_published_recently(self):

Right, it's complaining that the function doesn't exist because you didn't write it

No i did everything according to the tutorial. Character to character.

nope

Look up to the previous block of green

It's small so it's understandable that you may have overlooked it

Yep.

The method is clearly missing in your model. :)

Oh shit. I'm silly.

Thanks guys.

Btw, i'm new to IRC too. Anything i should know.

No problem. ;)

yeah, don't paste screenshots but code and tracebacks, reading screenshots is meh

especially with windows command line fonts^^

OK, i'll do that the next time.

Hi everyone, hoping I can get some advice regarding using reverse relationships with GeoQuerySet.distance(geom, **kwargs) documented in https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/ref/contr.... I keep getting a TypeError: ST_Distance output only available on GeometryFields. I have created a short example scenario to communicate my problem:

Are reverse relationship lookups possible with the field_name parameter of the distance() method.

Thanks in advance for any input. I appreciate it.

Hello everyone. I have some forms I would like to save to pdf on submission.

does anyone have an example of how to run gunicorn with systemd? the one on gunicorn docs doesn't work for me

is the first argument to render() always just 'request' or are there situations where it would be something else

It's always request.

interesting. if it's always there and always required, why isn't it hidden? or does programming just not work that way (beginner here)

Doesn't work that way.

In order for it to be 'hidden', the request object would have to be a global, and that's bad.

i guess what i meant is the shortcut could be made more 'magical' but it's already magical eno ugh to be over my head so i'm certainly not complaining =P

but i get what you mean also

not disagreeing with you, that makes perfect sense

Is anyone around familiar with using overide_settings and/or messing with settings in tests? I'm wondering if it's safe to use an empty @override_settings() decorator on a test case and then del a setting or if I have to worry about resetting all the original settings once the test case finishes.

any of you homies ever play with opengeolive and natural earth?

PantsOfChoco: why would you do that?

haha i dunno its interesting why not?

no, i mean calling us homies

haha i dunno change it up from those people that come in for a second say hi answer my question then leave

JUST BE A HOMIE SON.

what's the best way of getting User model, get_user_model is getting depricated apparently

frege: Er, what led you to believe that?

PantsOfChoco: see what frege did? he asked a question without being "hip"

or "cool"

is this an austin powers reference

woah there

i think frege is very hip and cool

and frege is cool in my book

looks like both of you don't know what "" mean

fredge is the "swaglord" of #django right now