#django

vsdanilov: with CharField, it finds something

@vsdanilov: works on Firefox 44 and Chrome 48

https://dpaste.de/Le8Y - i'm trying to migrate, any ideas?

vsdanilov: the search could definitely be better. you can use google to search the docs: https://www.google.com?q=site:docs.djangoprojec...

SpoutBE: hmm, i wouldn't expect this to be browswer-dependent. did you use the same search term? with 1.9 selected?

"65 results for charfield in version 1.9"

SpoutBE: that's weird. can you provide a link?

Same link as vsdanilov provided

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/search/?q... <-- this shows "0 results" for me

ahh, cache.

With CharField "65 results for charfield in version 1.9"

vsdanilov: refresh your browser cache :)

it works now

FunkyBob: django.contrib.auth.views.login don't handle user password wrong error message

it just show login form again

and not showing related message, for example username and password combination don't match

molavy: the auth docs have an example template that shows the errors from the form

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/topics/au... (scroll down a little bit)

``form.this_is_the_login_form``? that looks weird

Why will render not reload the page during an AJAX request?

Should I use something other than render?

Nanor: that's a weird question

moldy, haha yeah, I thought it was

I know AJAX is asynchronous so you don't use it for page reloads

Nanor: 1) it's not the job of render to reload anything. it just renders a template. 2) isn't the whole point of ajax requests to *not* reload the page?

Just the way I've built it, it'd be super easy to reload the page instead of having to write a new method

Nanor: a page reload doesn't happen in django. a page reload just means that the browser sends a new request.

Nanor: you will need to write javascript to update your page using the data returned from your ajax call when it finished

*finishes

I was afraid you'd say that

Oooh! It returns the whole template as an object!

Nanor: You can us render_to_string to render a template and put it in your json return to make it easier to update small portions, but if you want to update something large I wouldn't suggest it

then your javascript to update is easy with jquery $('#my_outermost_element').html( json_data['render_data'] );

Ahh, that's helpful! Thanks guys

np

the migration is failing because of a constraint, it's not very clear - https://dpaste.de/Le8Y - any help is appreciated

hello

I have modeladmin

And my model has chocies field. How can I search by choices field.

Can I write search field for choices field

my problem is something like that: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32154020/aut...

FWIW I just deleted the body and then loaded the whole returned HTML into the body

I've a feeling it's hacky as hell but...

using only the PK ?

oups, wrong chan :)

noregret: is it a legacy database?

yoongkang: what do you mean by legacy? an old version?

noregret: existing before you started using django

noregret: was it a table created from something other than django

Does anyone know if there's a way to print a query for a QuerySet in a format you can actually run by straight-up copy and pasting it?

I always have to add in quotes around strings after the fact.

Because it will output `'foo'` as `foo` instead.

yoongkang: no, all tables were created using migrate

w0rp: since your DB adapter has to handle the interpolation... no

I'm wondering if there's a method you can call which puts the Query through the adapter you're using, and gives you the SQL.

Because it must at some point generate the SQL string.

w0rp: not really.. it would be adapter specific

I'm okay if it only works for Postgres.

adn the db adapter is outside the control of Django

ah, well :)

psycopg2 actually uses libpq to escape values

I basically use it for grabbing a few things and running EXPLAIN ANALYZE against the queries.

yah

I tend to just do it manually

yoongkang: any idea?

doesn't django-debug-toolbar do just that?

Hello all. I want to propose a little path to Django (translation). What is the best way to do that? Via pull request?

can I revert the last migration?

noregret: just ask migrate to target the prior migration

_M_M_: pull request and ticket

FunkyBob: the thing is, i migrated something and got an error, another migrate is causing an error about duplicates...

noregret: can't really help without details

FunkyBob: OK, so sould I open the ticket at first, and than propose the solution by pull request?

_M_M_: yep

if it's simple enough, the PR and an email to the ML may be enough

FunkyBob: https://dpaste.de/Le8Y - this is the error, it didn't totally failed, fields were created

FunkyBob: OK :) and should I request any permission for pushing to the repo?

noregret: ah.. mysql... no wonder...

Does Django look for static files OUTSIDE app folders by default ?

_M_M_: you can't push to the repo

FunkyBob: why does everyone here hate mysql

omarek: no.. only if you add STATICFILES_DIRS

noregret: because it's shit?

lol

noregret: no not just here

FunkyBob: i can't say, i'm not db expert

noregret: MySQL is bad if you want to do anything serious

noregret: well, it jut bit you... because it doesn't have transactions on schema changes

noregret: it is great for pet / hobby projects

wyoung: I mean, I disagree

noregret: then again, so is sqlite

wyoung: there's people doing "serious things" with MySQL

i see

I wouldn't *recommend* it, I think it's a terrible idea, BUT they still seem to manage

noregret, doismellburning: I would rather use sqlite than mysql

noregret, doismellburning: sqlite is more capable

sqlite is pretty much a totally different thing

that happens to have a similar-looking interface

doismellburning: no there isn't as oracle wont allow that :)

doismellburning: no, sqlite in daemon mode is the same

lol

i have no idea that the community was against mysql that much

noregret: it isn't in #php or #joomla, but most of those people are idiots

haha

because they choose to use php or joomla