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odd... expected a static() lookup to yield a ValueError if I specified a non-existent file...

ah, was relying on HEAD behaviors

nope... still no joy

knbk: hey... nice detailed post on url resolver :)

FunkyBob: thanks :) I've made a lot of progress this past week

but now my damn laptop is fried...

Guys, how do i force the Output to be multiline ? http://bazakompanija.herokuapp.com/bazaTabela/

I am using Output = models.TextField('Output',max_length=500) for it.

Nightwalkerkg: word-break: break-all

is there an easy way to change the directory in which generic views are looking for the form templates

?

mattmcc, it get's the job done, but it brakes everything else. :P

Well, you can apply it to only the columns you care about, or you can give each column an appropriate min-width.

how do I handle the case where I removed an old model but there is still a reference to it in an older migration

why do we need to save per-model permissions via content type for that model when only thing later to be checke for an user is the codename of the permission

checked*

kinda beginner question, just started learning django, so trying to understand how stuff works

It's not really the only thing, you also use the app name.

ok, maybe i dont understand well how is the certain permission later to be used. as to my knoweldge we check if user has a permission app_label:codename, say, somewhere in view. but why we had to make a contenttype for that model

sheldo: they use the same template lookup machinery as everything else

oh

Jesus I'm going in circles here between no cleaned_data errors and is_valid() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self' errors. here is my views.py https://dpaste.de/fcRq

would this be an instance of using save_m2m() since this is a inline_formset? According to the official docs, just says .save()

but to be fair, the official example looks to be updating the children of the parent. not trying to create both at the same time. :|

would it just be easier to break this up over two forms (two pages)? create the parent, then get redirected to creating the children? :\ not optimal by any means, but I may not have any choice.

bcSquared: The formset factory returns a class, not an instance.

so the formset wouldn't have an is_valid then?

bcSquared: https://dpaste.de/3eJa#D345896,345898

according to this tutorial, http://charlesleifer.com/blog/djangos-inlinefor... im doing something wrong. since their formset does have .is_valid.

lol

knbk, k.

knbk, I get a save() prohibited to prevent data loss due to unsaved related object 'rfq'.error. I also changed lines.save() to lines_formset.save()

and crap. hah

Are celery tasks (the instances of the class themselves) reinitialized on each new task, or are they persisted for the lifetime of the worker?

karanlyons: I had always assumed lifetime of the worker

It used to be the case, and then people were debating changing it, and I don't know what the eventual decision was.

And celery's source is...not the easiest thing to grok.

Has anyone seen any good repos for a Django comparison shopping engine?

or any blogs to read up on CSE's?

k3va: you mean like staticice? where it doesn't host the cart itself, just compares other sites?

I haven't heard of that before, but I'll check it out. Similiar to PcPartPicker

Wanting to build something similar, yet I'm trying to wrap my head around schema design and some other nuances. Any direction would be gratefully accepted.