#django

this is going to break my tests...

is there a de facto ecommerce app?

am i allowed to use a custom tag like this? <a href="1.jpg"><img src="{% mthumb image.original %}" alt="image02"></a>

true_techie: if you like

FunkyBob , would this also work? {{ mthumb image.original }}

no

but if you defined a filter, it could be {{ image.original|mthumb }}

whihc, iirc, easy-thumbnails provides

how do I syncdb without applying migrations? I keep getting "need more than 0 vlues to unpack"

I don't believe you can, *** i'm no expert

does anyone know if I can pass a url through two url controllers but still use all the url variables on view end? ... https://dpaste.de/hZy1

Do you know when you're filling a form and there is a button you click to show up a new field to add more information? Is there a way to do that in the Admin Site of Django?

Like as if you were providing things you like and there are three fields. I could click somewhere to open more fields so that I can choose as many things as I want

you can*

wow, just found out django suit does that.

mribeirodantas: how is that different to "inlines"?

Hi, Does anyone know if it is possible to have a django admin list display editable? I want to do simple key/values so no need for a standalone form. Should I override form.ModelForm for this view? Anyone has any idea?

list_editable

it's right there in the docs

wow, I'm sorry I thought I checked everywhere and couldn't find. That's awesome, thanks

I'm reading, thanks

FunkyBob: as fair as I know, inline is about repeating an entire model.

Like adding ten new users, instead of one at a time.

That's what I was looking for

how is that not the same thing?

that looks like adding Cities inline

mribeirodantas: what am I not seeing?