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its simply not possible with http

just wanted to make sure

when i do @register.filter(name='filtername') i get NameError: name 'register' is not defined. where is register defined? :)

Magus-: oh...silly me. that was exactly on the init example i had found

i'm trying to follow this http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/temp...

Magus: Thanks - how would I do that otherwise - send extra data long with a redirect?

thanks once again

lucas_x: you can place data in the session and access after the redirect

how do I tell the admin to use other field than the primary key ??

leonel: for what?

Magus-: I have a text field as primary key and a slug field I need the admin to use the slug for editing the data

that makes no sense

if you want the slug to be used as the pk, make it the pk

Magus-: in the text field the user entered something like Is this ? and the admin can't display the record to edit it

admin is never going to use some non-pk field as the pk

you're doing something wrong

pastebin some code

and is that ? supposed to be a ?, or some unicode character that isn't translating to here properly?

did template_utils.markup get removed in .97

along with permalinks

there's no such thing as template_utils in django

its a third party app

oh ok

and no, of course permalinks were not removed

and 0.97 does not exist

i'm using the latest build its pre.97

so say trunk, or svn

it is not 0.97

ok

from django.db.models import permalink is throwing errors does it need to have the s on the end of permalink

of course not

there's no such thing as permalinks

I don't know whats wrong with yours, but its there

I'm having a problem displaying messages to a logged in user, {% if messages %} is returning true but {% for message in messages %} is not outputting the data in the loop?

Magus-: Thanks droped the primary key for the text field and added the constraint to the slug

DaveyJoe: are you sure messages is a list?

DaveyJoe: {% if messages %} just shows that messages is not empty

rohitj: Isn't it a list by default

Code is here: http://dpaste.com/41299/

DaveyJoe: I am not good in python, but I don't think so

rohitj: http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/auth...

DaveyJoe: please dpaste the code where you are rendering the template

DaveyJoe: did you use the contextrequest?

axiak: yes... http://dpaste.com/41300/

hmm

It seems that messages are selected once before they are deleted and once after... Here is the executed SQL (in order of execution)... http://dpaste.com/41301/

Can anybody hazard a guess as to why this is?

Magus-: where the code of my custom filter should be placed? i've put it in views.py of my app, but it's not visible inside a template

can the permalink decorator work with named urls?

thebitguru: of course

it just uses reverse()

SzArAk: you put it where the template docs clearly tell you

Magus-: sorry, I was looking through it and was mislead by the 'view_name' parameter

DaveyJoe: user messages are added to context using get_and_delete_messages

DaveyJoe: as suhc, they are indeed deleted if you don't view them in that template

Magus-: But I am viewing them in that template

DaveyJoe: then they should work fine for one view

Magus-: hmm... Do you know why {% if messages %} would return true yet looping though the list returns nothing?

no

unless they don't have a str or such

then it'd be <something>

check in view source

Magus-: Yeah I checked, see... http://dpaste.com/41299/

Magus-: right. sorry, i undestood docs backwards ;p. My english is far from perfect ;)