DjangoBot: #django

is there a proper way to limit the number of times through a for loop on the template side? or is the best/only method to text the .counter on each loop?

limit your data

yeah, I just noticed ... no way to break

The Content instance referencing an item must be updated if the item is updated or commented on, which is also quite messy.

is Content just a log then?

EyePulp_ (untested) {% for thing in container|slice:"maxtimes" %}

Magus-: Well, it's a log .. but it's the essence of my service

I want to use object_list but all my custom context processors to be available. Do I have to somehow get the dict out of a manually-created RequestContext object, and pass that as the extra_context arg to object_list, or is there an easier way that I'm not seeing?

salkot: generics already use RequestContext of course

i'm going to ask again, on the off chance that somebody new is here -- anyone tried to run some .php pages alongside of a django app (in the same vhost)?

thanks Magus-

Magus-: It's the way in which I've chosen to present content to the users. Instead of listing photos, then entries, then videos, then comments etc .. I mix them together

ubercore, yes we were doing that for a bit

luris updating the associated Content objects sounds like a good job for a signal

Magus-: Think tumblr meets facebook feeds or something like that :)

salkot: how did you manage the apache config? I'm trying to set up <Location /php> to give me a php directory, but am having no luck so far

is there a way to include a file from settings.py that will override the settings.py settings?

just import from it, of course

oh man nothing like some good, crisp, cold water when you are thirsty to let you know that you are ALIVE! /grin