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davidcramer_: k, thanks - its how most other ORMs handle it (Hibernate)

mattmcc, polpak: here is an example: http://dpaste.com/64822/

i think i see an answer FunkyBob

int heir FAQ it says this

oh wait nvm

gonna check mod_pythonc onflict first

mattmcc, polpak: oops, sorry, dis-regard that (made a mistake)

FunkyBob: i like the idea of stdout->stderr tho im going to add that to the handler

mattmcc, polpak: here we go: http://dpaste.com/64823/

basically, I need Foo to be able to iterate through all "SubBar1" and "SubBar2" objects and call "talk()", but ignore all "Other" objects (since they don't have a talk() method)

What if they did have a talk method?

What's the best way to do this: in a form, I only want to make a field required if a radio button (another field) is checked.

then it still should *not* call them

Any suggested references for configuring django w/ a mail server? Im having trouble getting django to send out emails...

I specifically only want it to iterate through objects that extend Bar

pilgrim: Leave the field required=False, and then use custom validation to raise an error if the radio is checked and the field wasn't filled in.

paulh_: there's not really anything to it other than setting the EMAIL_* settings

I've been playing with Foo._meta.get_all_related_objects(), but I can't figure out how to make it ignore "Other" objects

SmileyChris: FunkyBob: thanks, bye!

mattmcc: any ideas how I would do that?