#django

haha true. alright, thanks for ya'lls time

ninin: is it something like this you are trying http://stackoverflow.com/questions/902408/how-t...

good morning naughts

kind of but the var1, var2, etc. is an objects id

object instance's id rather

limbera: uhm, you might wanna watch what you say a bit

apollo13: what do you mean?

eh, i'll just ask my boss if i cant get it

sorry to have offended

thanks again ya'll

i was refering to 'djangonaughts'

referring*

limbera: well, then you should look up the translation of what you actually said ;)

cursor.execute("SELECT foo FROM bar WHERE baz = (%s)", self.baz)

in english?

yes

that is a stab in the dark

:P

i thought it meant 0

or zero

it does

OHHHH

hah

i spelled it with an a

can i use a settings Dict for os.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] in a script, rather than a file path?

i'd like to build the settings dynamically for the script

but it doesnt really look like that's possible

joshlegs: DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE is no file path

oh

sorry i meant python path

os.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] ='blogprj.settings'

thats odd. I put () around the %s, and its working now

thanks!!

ekke85 the (%s) worked over the %s

any ideas why?

read the link i've posted, it is the database api way of working with %s

using () there makes no sense

i don't think this is in the ./manager shell

so?

makes no difference

oh ok

i thought the django shell would work a little bit different to the normal api

that is how it is supposed to be https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db...

How can I covert this shit i attended a new year's party

without ' ?

those are html entities

ok thx

Where django handles resuest.POST or request.GET or request.FILES is request pythons request module?

??

http://jsfiddle.net/k65s3/ - best way?

bed777: dafuq?

is the best way TO DECODE HTML?

why do you even have html entities there in the first place, what are you trying to do?!

entities*

remove ENTITIES and lookup in DB

without ENTITIES

because in my DB are without

Oh sorry, python is requests.

bed777: first of all do something like that on the server, secondly you shouldn't remove them but replace them with their actual characters if at all, and third: why do you even have them…

ok, cool, make sense. I can do that on the server :)

any python function?

or only BS?

what?

lxml

dunno if there is something existing, but it would be easy enough to write

"BS"?

BeautifulSoup

in lxml's HTML parse it has a "resolve_entities" option

thanks FunkyBob

hi all

i have inline javascript in my templates, and am using data from my views to populate arrays in my javascript (i'm rendering some charts to the screen)

i would much prefer to keep my javascript in a separate file though, and not have a big mess of inline code below my HTML

is there a django way to do that?

i thought about render using a .js file instead of a .html template but that seems a bit messy too

what is the best way to populate a ModelForm dynamically? i have a dropdown menu listing several objects and i want to populate the form based on which object is chosen

i'm currently thinking that i should send the full model back to the view with ajax and have the view populate the form

because the full object list is already in the context

if that's the way to do it, then how can i find the object to send just from the dropdown menu?

currently the menu is populated with the object names

Hi. Can anyone suggest way to deploy Django on Apache + mod_wsgi using virtualenv with Python3?

Hello. I have a ClientRelease model which is related to a Client model and also a ClientReleaseLkp model from which it looks up the client_release.code and gets client_release_lkp.description. I can do "select_related" to get the related ClientRelease object(s). How would I fetch the ClientReleaseLkp object(s) related to the ClientRelease object(s)?

My code is pasted here: https://dpaste.de/Q4D6#L22

crazydiamond: same way as with python 2?

crazydiamond: (have you read the Django documentation on doing so? if not, the mod_wsgi docs?)

doismellburning, I have a problem e.g. no execfile command exists for it

cilkay, so, ClientRelease.objects.get(...).code will be ClientReleaseLkp

crazydiamond: so you're most likely to get the most/best help if you use the form "I want A; I have done B, I expected C, but I got D", particularly with pastebinned examples