#django

hello, does anyone has issues with % signs in {% trans %} blocks? it seems that if the original string contains a percent sign, as in "10%" for example, the bock fails translating, in the .po file I see that it is written as "10%%" and so in the translation, but still nothing.

I saw two tickets regarding that issue, but I didn't understood if they were fixed

https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/4982 and https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/11240

Hi! I am trying to use logging with Django, but I only get an empty file. this is my logger configuration: https://dpaste.de/aWzw

And this is how I log: https://dpaste.de/qe7H

Does anyone have an idea, why I only get an empty file?

mebus, are the permissions fine? does the user you're running the app as, has writing access to that file?

I needed to give the logger a name and refer to this specific logger in my code...

it's working now

mebus, getlogger('django.request') would have also worked

Can I get the name of the user into the logging string automatically?

mebus, logged in user?

bibhas: yes.

mebus, you could write a function around logger.debug() that takes the request object and extracts the username and appends it

mebus, `if request.user.is_authenticated():` that is

mebus: https://docs.python.org/2/howto/logging-cookboo...

nedbat, ah. thanks for that.

nedbat: thx, will I will implement this later.

Any postgres wizards here? http://pgsql.privatepaste.com/fb12732346

bye!