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mattmcc, yes, I know. but I want user rating system

i've done some stuff myself but i have nothing public, the only confusing bit is tracking peers / handling announces

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EVIL :D

mattmcc: that like.. works.

I changed the oto to mtm..

Eh? If you wanted a one-to-one relationship, isn't many-to-many, like, different?

imgrey, you could nudge the geektorrent guy for some code

pjcrosier, ok, I'll try

ma thats like.. giright

argl

but I wonder if it breaks my concept

Well, I suggested a unique FK because it's very similar, semantically, to a OneToOne.

oh ok

Here's the thing. As currently implemented, a OneToOne means one end of the relationship doesn't have its own PK, it just shares the other's.

But if that table also has, say, a ManyToMany, then it has to have its own PK, to reference in the intermediate table.

Conflicting requirements.

I.. I dont understand it but I deleted the sqlite db file, touched a new one, ran syncdb again and it worked.

can django_session just use cookies and not a database?

No, session data is stored server-side.

You can use cookies, if you want, of course..

mattmcc: .. thanks anyways, I have no idea what happened.

I'll see if the sql differs..

Yes, FKs work differently from OneToOnes.

elsigh: you can use memcache

etc

and for authorization, any other backend

than ModelBackend

mattmcc: I mean I didnt change it.

I have a MTM and a OTO now

hiho

and it produced just the same output with one line missing - the photo_id it had before.

I don't get it.

but.. actually I dont mind. if it works, thats fine :)

so I can go on coding :)

another simple question here: I'd like to write a short script in python using the db API to manipulate data - is there a good way to get my project on the python path so I can write the imports like I would in the rest of my project code?

sorry - I know this is probably a basic python question

Set your PYTHONPATH appropriately?

this is where my upbringing on a GUI os kills me :)

[mattmcc] is that done within the script itself?

hello

prairiedogg: Well, it's typically done in your shell.

But yes, you can change sys.path from within a script.

ok, I'll go read the FM...thanks very much matt

ive started with translations but it doesnt work, what I have done is used gnugettext in my model with verbose_name. After this I use make-messages, created the translations, compiled it and when I visit the site the text will not be translated. Ive added also the middleware and used RequestContext in my render_to_response, have I miss something ?

any help ?

hello, is there any ticket system written using django?

anyone know what's required to get tracebacks to show up in apache error logs (using mod_python) ?

django tracebacks? you don't