#django

The first item should represent the object that you are clicking to

so i can not set the second item bold? i want to keep this order :"(

I mean, you could override the template, but you'd be solving the wrong problem.

yeah seems not a good idea

too much work

ok

i just change the order then

:/

choki: Understand WHY the first item is bold. Then it makes sense.

because there need to be some item clickable

That's part of it, yes

but django shouldnt assume things, django is not rails. no magic pls

any jrief here?

choki: It's not magic, it's just a basic assumption that the first item in the list is the most important. Because it should be.

The first item in the list should represent the object you are linking to, in some clear way.

tbaxter: you're right, it should always be the first item bold. my fault.

consistency across lists

keNzi: By my estimation, you should have one, maybe two, abstract models.

now i understand

keNzi: You've seen my abstract content models and how they're used, right?

yup

sorry to get you crazy

you tried to help me i was like a dick xD

choki: Not crazy on this end. Did I sound angry?

keNzi: category can be a very simple model, IMO.

i like your rage mode :D

tbaxter: I actually need few more fields for Category model ;)

choki: No seriously, did I sound rage-y there? I sure hope not.

keNzi: such as?

not saying you don't, but just curious

choki: i'm as close to jrief as it usually gets in this channel ;) what's the issue?

moldy: you know him from RL?

choki: yes, and we work together on stuff

oh

so if you tell me what the issue is, i may be able to help -- i assume you are using one of the packages he maintains?

i just wanted to ask him, i'm kinda like his padawan :D

well, i am not sure i can help with *that* :p

moldy: did you use django-leaflet yet?

choki: no

:"(

i am sure he will be amused if i forward him this conversation ;)

no pls dont

choki: still: what's the issue?

choki: hehe ok

i need to ask him in RL

moldy: do you have experience with django-lockdown? Am I supposed to replace my login view with their AuthForm?

choki: well, if you want some consulting that goes beyond support for open source stuff, you will probably have to pay him. or you can tell us your question and somebody here might be able to help.

harmaahylje: 1) not really. 2) i don't think so, judging by the form's docstring

moldy: do you live near him in the same city?

moldy: in that case it seems like lockdown is not what I was looking for. It seems to be just for locking down the site from users. I want a feature that makes sure only logged in users are able to use the site

choki: no. he lives in austria, i live in germany.

moldy: you the maintainer of django-shop?

choki: co-maintainer

meaning jacob does all the work, but i have push access ;)

git push -f :D :D

harmaahylje: i was under the impression that django-lockdown provides this feature, but i may have been wrong

austria, germany.. same difference :-)

We don't do much geographying here in the States.

choki: if you have a question about django-shop, you can ask me. maybe in #django-shop. i am most likely second most knowledgable person about it on this planet, so...

moldy: how can i create a django admin form to set a point on a map?

choki: heh, i have no idea, but that sounds like a question related to geodjano, or maybe you are looking for a google maps app or such?

moldy: with geodjango i have to use a spatial database? the last time i visited geodjango it kinda looked like dead :/

moldy: to me it seems that it doesn't provide that feature. It almost does what I want, but there is a form added that an user can use to "preview" the site by providing his credentials. After that it shows my login form. I think I will go the middleware route for this

choki: so what do you want to do? what problem do you need to solve?

harmaahylje: did you try to just ignore that form?

moldy: i want to enter geo data in the backend, i want to have a map there to choose a point (lat/longtitude)

choki: you want to integrate the map into the admin?

moldy: no, but I am supposed to use the form implementation to provide the feature I want

yes

choki: i'd probably not do that. instead, write your own view + form to handle this usecase.

choki: are you asking the user to provide a geocode, or are they providing an address which you will later map?

moldy: my own view in the admin?

choki: your own view outside of the admin

choki: and i think it's likely somebody has written some google maps thingy before

tbaxter: no they need to set the point on a map like with the mouse on google maps, drag and drop

i feel kinda bad to do so, why creating my own view if there is django admin

Then I gotta agree with Moldy. You need a custom view. And I don't know what all else.

i tried django leaflet but no widget ever renders there

i feel sick

If it was a case where I give an address and you'll show that address on a map, that you can do in the admin.

i know i can do this project with wordpress in a few days

harmaahylje: the lockdown docs suggest that the form thing is optional, but maybe i am reading them wrong :)

choki: I think the main thing is the map integration. If you can write the JS to get the map position and AJAX that to a view. which then stores the info, then you're home free.

:/

jrief would never tell me :D

he would say: "hey, just use this django package xy, doing the job for you!

Well, if you can find a package that does what you need, then you're set. I don't know of one, but there's a good chance one does exist.

i tried django-leaflet, no success :"(

docs suck

this is exactly what i want https://github.com/makinacorpus/django-leaflet#... but I dont see any map rendered

I've never used it, but it looks straightforward enough

well, is the JS loading?

choki: have a look at your browser's javascript console

tbaxter: the description below "in adminsite" makes no sense to me. how would this code render that widget?

i ll try...

Well, admittedly, that example would make a lot more sense if you knew what the "weatherstation" model looked like

why do you help me?

why do people like you help me on irc, you get nothing from me, you may waste your time, i could be a dick

I ask myself that very question almost every day

:-)

hehe

choki: we also help each other

Nah, I help because I like to help. And because people helped me. And because often I learn something too

how could i help you then? im newb baby kitten

Dunno. But there may come a day.

choki: stay around, do projects, write code, and soon enough you will not be a newbie anymore

Or maybe you just help someone else on down the road. We all pay it forward.

choki: see if this helps any: https://github.com/makinacorpus/django-leaflet/...

I have Organization model with owners = models.ManyToManyField('auth.User')... isn't this wrong and I should have the field on the UserProfile model?

FWIW, I'm coming to agree with you.. their docs are pretty weak.

adamsilver: set the relation to settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL and you're always covered.

adamsilver: hmm. assuming there is a one-to-one between user and profile, i don't think it makes much difference

tbaxter & moldy: my question is about whether I should have the ManyToManyField field on Organization or User/Profile

The logic is a user can belong to multiple orgs