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inside a template, I'd do http://{{ site.domain }}{% url view args %}

Uz_ thanks!

Where do I set the sites domain/name? (django.contrib.sites.models) -- I don't suppose I should do it from the shell.

yuji: usually you have SITE_ID in settings.py .. and can set the domain name etc via django admin / dbshell / shell

Yes I noticed it has that setting, but the Admin panel only lets you add domain/name_of_site with mystery IDs. I will go from shell. thanks for all the help!

how would you do a cit lookup in the templates when you have the key in a var?

dict*

i have apache at the front and apache at the back... after i logout... if i type in the url to a page i had been to previously that is restricted to authenticated users... i can see the page again instead of being asked to login...

it seems to be coming directly from the browsers cache... i have mod_expires on the front (static) server set to expire static content in 1 week...

would that affect a redirect?

man, I wish I could debug _ - all I can get is the msgid I pass in - how is anyone supposed to figure out wtf when that happens?

anyone know how I might go about that?

I've tried --verbosity=2

pdb?

you can write "python manage.py shell" to interact in the terminal but how do you use IDLE?

Just have your DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE set when you run it..

it seems that it does... why would apache set an expires tag on a redirect? how can i tell it not to?

I'm having trouble having {{ site.domain }} return anything. What do I need to have a view render {{ site.domain }}?

pdb not helping either

should gettext work in the django-admin shell?

(I should've given up on this hours ago ;)

ExpiresByType only sets by mime type right... not by response (http302 moved)

anyone using nginx with apache mod python for serving a django site?

I thought nginx had its own mod_python?

I have a question about the administration

When you use edit_inline

I will try to explain you ...

nginx for serving static files smitten?

Funky: dont know the details of nginx, but was trying to follow the guidline at http://www.lethain.com/entry/2007/jul/17/dreami... and I am having a problem

anteateras: yeap...are you using it?

So I've gotten around the functionality of limit_choices_to by defining the queryset in the init of my form, but does anybody know if there's a reason why the patch to fix it hasn't been accepted? It doesn't say in the comments. Is it being removed or something?

I use this system http://paste.pocoo.org/show/31187/

no I was just looking into using lighttpd for static files

To extends an Model

The ForeignKey with the unique=True option

anyone here use mptt and sites on the same model?

In this case I would like to have everything in the same administration part

So I tried with edit_inline but it doesn't seams to work

natim: why not a one-to-one relation?

ah... edit_inline doesn't work with o2o ... so there's one reason :)

natim: at some point you just have to accept... the admin is not your app...

Because I though it was not recommended

natim: it can only go so far... eventually you have to write your own interface

Ok

anteatersa: did you succeed? I was not able to setup the lighttpd properly, so I was trying nginx....

natim: of course, all this changes when newforms-admin merges, but ... well... :)

Ok

well I have it running on my local pc..... just testing at the mo

smitten_by_djang: I was using lighttpd for some time, using FastCGI...

easy to install on ubuntu

smitten_by_djang: decided it was too finnicky

I don't like the way configuration is all done in one file

someone familiar with MochiKit and/or javascript?

I'm getting JSON data, that looks like this: {"msg": null, "valid": false, "errors": {"message": ["To pole jest wymagane."]}} and then I'm using evalJSONRequest to create JS object. But error_obj['errors'].length is giving me `undefined`. What's wrong?

objects dont have length

only arrays

do'h, so I need to change the view

thanks

FunkyBob .. what are you using now?

no worries

brehaut: that would have been my first thought

anteatersa: I'm migrating to Apache/mod_wsgi

have two servers using that config now... am quite pleased

I have a DateTimeField attribute that I'm updating in a custom save() method like so:

self.expires = datetime.utcnow() + timedelta(0, self.lifetime)

I am thinking of going that way myself.... my apache instances are like 100mb of mem each using mod_python

funkybob: so you are not using lighttpd anymore? and what is apache/mod_wsgi?

that adds self.lifetime seconds to the current time in the command interpreter, but in django it seems to add self.lifetime hours. anyone know why?

smitten .... you don't know what mod_wsgi and you are now installing nginx

ok, I can experience this straight from a new project now - and I don't understand..

I create a new project

run make-messages.py, and create a django.po for en

compile-messages.py

and then python manage.py shell

i have two models (Event, Participant). Events have a 'open_seats' field. When I add a participant to an Event is there a way to decrese the event.open_seats by one? -- trying this in the Participant Model but not working

def save(self):

if not self.id:

from django.utils.translation import ugettext as _

self.event.open_seats = self.event.open_seats - 1

super(Particiapnt, self).save()

print _('test') # which I've defined a translation for

and all I get is 'test

so shouldn't that work?

anteatersa: no, I dont know about mod_wsgi... actually, I know very little about server configuration... you also recommend mod_wsgi?

smitten_by_djang: I have lighttpd on some legacy boxes

well apparently mod_wsgi uses less memory

anteatersa & Funky: is it easy to setup mod_wsgi on ubuntu?

should be quite easy

smitten_by_djang: I found it easy to set up on Debian

so, yes, should be quite easy

anteatersa & Funky: do you remember the instructions you followed? a link, perhaps... instead of googling myself crazy....

DJ ango :P

stupid rails people :/

well, I normally start from the Django documentation...

wolfe: ?

smitten_by_djang: also, the mod_wsgi docs are quite good

FunkyBob: this rails vs django ad