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if so, you put the wrong line in INSTALLED_APPS: 'enquesta.polls',

it should simply be 'polls',

uh ok

then FunkyBob was right :)

as I'm quite sure the tutorial showed

$ python manage.py sql polls

CommandError: App 'polls' has migrations. Only the sqlmigrate and sqlflush commands can be used when an app has migrations.

arrggg

FunkyBob: the tutorial tells to put mysite.polls

not polls directly

show me

:/

the url of the tutorial is in the top of the paste

is the official doc in spanish

well, looking at the official doc in english, it does nothing of the sort

and no language should have done so since at least django 1.4

ok

Django version 1.0, using settings 'mysite.settings'

that's is a VERY out of date doc

Blackhold: start over, and use the official tutorial

indeed, Blackhold usa la doc oficial mejor :)

moldy: it is ... it's just a very old one

django.es should be some official

first I want to try some apps and do something... explanations in spanish help me

I understand that...

and honestly, am surprised the es/ translation isn't there on the official docs

FunkyBob: I want to kill php of my life

Blackhold: and I'll be glad to help you do that :)

:)

but right now... it's half-past midnight for me

I need to sleep

one year ago I tried to start with django, but time was not my friend... so I have to create a new program and try again django

I'm not developer, I'm sysadmin and sysnetwork

spanish speakers are not uncommon around her

here

so... go with the english docs... and ask for help in here when something's unclear

I hate development! I spect when could understand a little bit that I could change my view on development

Django's what made me stop hating web development

this

anyway... g'night

FunkyBob: :)

well... I continue with the next error

brrrr

is there any way to exclude the debug strings from django.db.backends? :) I need the debug but db.backend is too noisy

is there a django_app.post_init signal or something similar?

I need to execute some tasks when the app is fully initialized and running

aboudreault: well.. I guess that you will not restart your app everytime..

there was AppConfig.ready, but I am not using AppConf

Is there any documention on subclassing a Form Field? I try to put debug messages but can't figure out where it fails with ValidationError(code='invalid_choice') https://gist.github.com/apinsard/1adf5bf6193b08...

Hey. Is it possible to use initial values on a Formset Factory? I have a list of products and quantities so I want each product field to be pre-populated with a foreign key. Any ideas?

I rewrote methods that may raise this exception to place debug messages, but it doesn't help

Willing to compensate someone for support if possible, please?

a real newbie question: the static/ folder should stay under the project folder or under the app folder?

In your project, probably under the project folder

if you're making a reusable app, it may also have a static folder

issackelly: even if I will need to have different templates for different apps? For example my project will consist of two main "apps", a "Landing" website and a "Dashboard". So the "/static/" should be only inside the project and not the single apps?

also, 1.8 tutorial/docs suggest to store static stuff under the "app" https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/howto/sta... so I'm a bit confused..

Andy80 you can do whatever you want, but I think that the pattern I've seen more often is project level app directory

but the longer answer is that it doesn't matter because it's configurable, and both options are supported by default (if I recall correctly)

it's just an organizational tool for your benefit

I prefer to have both them, and templates in one place for the project

issackelly: yeah but I think I'm missing something, because I've tried putting the static folder in both places and I always get a TemplateDoesNotExist error

static files are different than templates

they have different configuration settings, and different folders

you're looking for TEMPLATE_DIRS and TEMPLATE_LOADERS

ouch

issackelly: so, static files at project level while templates at app level, is it correct?

They're both configurable in roughly the same way

but they're different places

err. different settings

hi

I'm getting an error : AttributeError: 'RegexURLResolver' object has no attribute '_urlconf_module'

so you'll likely have at your project level "templates" and "static" and also sometimes at your apps level "templates" and "static"

and ImportError: No module named 'DjangoUnchained.urls'

what is _urlconf_mdoule?

i've got the url.py in my app folder

I would like one of my model field's default value to be the current logged in users full name, or empty if the user isn't logged in. Is that possible?

Hi all. I'm having an issue where mock.patch isn't reset between test runs when mocking a view's dependency. I'm hitting the view by the test client. Stack Overflow post about it here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30555110/moc... -- would love any help with it.

My current guess is that there's some level of caching around url resolvers.. but couldn't find anything in the testing docs about that being the case.

issackelly: I've seen that I've to configure the TEMPLATE DIRS like this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29610085/tem... but it doesn't work as expected.... I need to resolve the app folder not the project folder only...

should I manually add thos folders?

'APP_DIRS': True, is probably what you want?

I haven't messed with the new template stuff actually

since it got configurable backends

sorry Andy80

justinabrahms: shouldn't you actually do patch("view.tasks")?

moldy: Doh! That's exactly right. Thank you. :)

moldy: Do you do Stack Overflow? If you add that answer, I'll mark it as complete.

justinabrahms: i don't understand why it causes that behaviour, though. it does fix your problem?

It does fix my problem.

justinabrahms: thanks, let me dig up my account

issackelly: I fixed it! Let me push the code so I can show you. The thing to fix now is that the /static/ folder is broken...not resolved as expected

Andy80 that's probably in your urls.py look at the docs for "configure django to serve static files during development

issackelly: that's what I did read/follow https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/howto/sta...

issackelly: the urls.py doesn't have any reference to the template... it's in the view

justinabrahms: i have not been very active on SO, so i am not sure about the exact mechanichsms of that site. maybe someone there can improve my answer and explain what exactly is going on there.

issackelly: the code is here https://github.com/aliveim/aliveim/tree/master/...

justinabrahms: i would actually expect both mocks to miss the target :)