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thebitguru: i can host you, but i dont charge

davidcramer: because a query died

but it cant be a big website :)

davidcramer: really? where? :)

davidcramer: turn debugging on the postgresql server like you should have in the first palce

Magus-: yes, but why did it die :P

what's big?

you need to look at query logs to figure out what one

oh

wolfe: no one told me that

thebitguru: how much traffic do you get

\this is why developers have something called a development server

davidcramer: the big thing with that error is that it is /not/ that query that's erroring

this is the dev server wolfe

a previous one died, screwing over the connection

so everything will die

davidcramer: well, then there should be logs

Magus-: ya, thats usually what i see

but thats the only error im seeing on this

k let me check

I enable full details on my server logs

so you'll see that error on things like "SET TIMEZONE" :)

know the default log location?

people are screwed up

there should be no other timezones set on the server but UTC

anything else doesn't exist in my mind, because the rest are all useless anestheic crap

thats what i see

ohh

i see the error du :P

*duh

is there a way to pass one model instance to another model instance's function in a template? I'm having a heck of a type figuring out how to attack this problem

if i enable debug mode, itll spit those errors back?

Klowner: maybe with your own custom tag

I suppose one option would be to write a template tag which accepts the two objects

, theres no way to do it by default?

hrm how the hell can it be violating the pk key..

im not setting a pk

if i have var="My Name" how can i do varname__icontains = var that it would check if one of the two words given is in db ?

i mean, i wan to check if any of words in var is in db

hrm

Hi! I want to render a DateTime Field as two input fields? I guess a custom widget is the way to go, but is this even possible?

zbyszek: like.. "my" or "name" ?

Klowner: yes, so how would the filter() look like

zbyszek: Q objects.

you'd need to split it up on your own and build Q objects of course

not good;/

piquadrat: checkout the SPlitDateTime widget in extra

there should be also __icontains__in ;]

makes no sense

__icontains__in = dict[]

yah, no

empty: oh, cool! Thanks!

it does not fit any conceptual bit, zbyszek - you're grasping at straws and poorly :)

hmmm, how would you do that. map(lambda x: Q(varname__icontains=x), "one two chicken".split(' ')) then.. or them