#django

that statement should probably say "permitted"

you still need to setup logging, and enable the db logger

hi folks, I'm trying to use csrf tokens on my site but the token doesn't seem to change when I refresh the page; is that expected?

cr3: Yes.

jtiai: thanks, I just found that it reuses the csrf set in the cookies. makes sense.

I am getting `django.db.utils.DataError: invalid input syntax for type boolean: “”`, but the field it’s complaining about is a CharField that I am trying to assigned the value of `’'` to. What’s happening?

foist: check the type in the db

oh wait that won't be it

shangxiao: inspection_request | character varying(16)

Hello !

I’m getting an error that my file is already closed every time I try to save an ImageField. Any idea what’s going wrong? Here is the code, the actual image files seem to be getting created correctly

Got troubles making my DB works

All my models are in models.py, i arrange them that way every fields needed has been declared just above and i got this kind of logsd

"users.Code: (models.E012) 'unique_together' refers to the non-existent field 'IDTECHNOLOGIE'."

shangxiao: how do you know that won’t be it?

the exception

shangxiao: any tip on how to figure this one out?

you could always set a breakpoint and step through it :D

that's what i do when i don't understand what django's doing

I am doing that already. I’m looking at the `sql` and `params` args and it looks right.

Okay, entirely my fault of course. I was using --reuse-db on py.test - that’s what was causing problems.

sadness

;)

I <3 the production check!

quick question all. I'm creating my user registration (two forms, UserForm from User and a new UserProfile linking to User). Anyhow, I'm building my registration form using both these forms and I'm just wondering how i can introduce a second password field (so i can ensure the same password is entered). I have a password field from my UserModel so how is it best to add an extra field ?

you can add fields to the modelform by just defining them

hey -- quick question -- I am using a postgres view to back a model in django (I inherited this code) and it is working fine for existing dependent models (which have FK's to it). I just made a new model that depends on this unmanaged, view-based model and now syncdb throws 'referenced relation is not a table'... any idea how to fix this?

If I add additional fields to the model form, wouldnt that cause issues when saving the form to the database ?