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thanks

That might be your problem then. ;)

anyone have pointers for debugging i18n?

I'll try that

insin: ok thanks

all of my gettext('msgid') calls simply result in 'msgid' and not the appropriate translation

Uz: thanks

it worked

is there a way to have a rich text editor of html in the Admin interface?

np :)

I have just switched from the 0.96 tutorial

I have the django.po file inside of conf/locale/en/LC_MESSAGES

Uz: maybe this is a common problem for newbies

Probably

JucaBlue1: notice, that if you do use __unicode__, you'll have to make sure the string you return is actually a unicode string. I remember having had trouble with that.

I've got to be doing something so stupid here, but I'm at a loss..

The default is to just give you the msgid when you do _('msgid') right?

since the default_charset is utf8 we should not have to add # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ...

moderate_group = models.ForeignKey(django.contrib.auth.group) is this ok?

lwnjake: why are you not simply adding the project's parent directory to PYTHONPATH ?

I've said to do that several times, and it would fix it so the proper project.app.foo references work

you can even do it from inside a script, if you're trying to do a standalone script that uses django

isn't that essentially what i am doing when i play with sys.path in the utility?

yes, sys.path works

so long as you add the project's parent dir

it just seemed a bit ugly

it isn't

Kakeman: of course not, that isn't an accurate reference :) you need to import it correctly, then reference the imported class

or so that the DJANGO_mumble_mumble env var points to the right level, yes?

e.g. "from django.contrib.auth.models import Group"

lwnjake: no, the project's parent dir should be the one on pythonpath, period - then DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE should be project.settings

neokeats, i'm still plugging at this :D

d'uh. I get a similary error using mysql. "Multiple primary key defined".

ack, gotta run

-y

~-.

Magus-: i'm noob, thanks

:P

anyone wanna help a brother with i18n? I've been banging my head against the wall for 2 hours on something so silly

aa_: yes, I have embedded TinyMCE into the admin

pjcrosier: that hard ? :)

Freak: When do you get that?

I defined a model with two ManyToManyFields

then I run sqsyncdb

I had the same problem with sqlite before..

sorry, my net connection is a mess, I can barely what I see in my screen irssi :)

*see what I write

Well, that makes effective troubleshooting difficult..

robvdl: nice work, thanks

me with 3 ManyToMany i ve got : _mysql_exceptions.Warning: Data truncated for column 'name' at row 1

mattmcc: what exactly?

mtmfields as such?

Freak: No, barely being able to see your IRC windows.

mattmcc: d'uh. ;)

Freak: Look at the output of manage.py sql for whichever app is causing the problem.

See if it's trying to define more than one PK.

well it does.

Paste your model and the output of manage.py sql?

I'm trying to connect to a pastebin but as I said.. this wifi sucks :)

got a weird situation with current SVN version of django, postgres 8.2 db, mod_python

I'm trying to sort a table by a column...I specified it in the ordering attribute of my models.py Meta class...

and getting an error that is truncating the name of the column I'm specifying

and saying that it doesn't exist

manual order using .order_by() in the db API works fine

here's the model: http://pastebin.ca/924999

seems like a pretty weird error - am I missing something obvious?

sorry, here: http://pastebin.ca/925000

name of the column is: name_en

prairiedogg, what does your 'ordering' look like?

ordering = ('name_en')

it needs to be a list, i think

['name_en']

docs say list or tuple

you're missing a ,

I'll try list.

('name_en',)

if it was a tuple, it would need the , ^^

('name_en') is a string

sigh

sorry guys

here's the sql output: http://pastebin.ca/925002

python noob alert

easily done prairiedogg

thanks very very much

man, that alphabetized list looks good :)

Freak: it seems it doesn't add constraint

evening #django

Freak: I suspect you're creating conflicting requirements by mixing OneToOne with other relationship types which require a PK.

please jesus, has anyone on here done i18n with django?

hm

neokeats: what constraint?

I'm going to implement torrent tracker on django. probably someone encountered something ready for use ?

Freak: I would suggest, until qs-rf drops, using a unique FK instead.

except 'torrentbarf'

imgrey, check out geektorrents.com i think

imgrey: It seems likely that all the necessary python exists already.

pjcrosier, there's no code

Given that the reference implementation for BT is python.

imgrey, maybe give a nudge to the author? ;D