DjangoBot: #django

should I make my own UserModel form filed for this?

field

polpak: sounds reasonable, then I'll just put a big comment block between my classes and the custom ones

I mean

polpak: hmm, just a sec... the example i made needs a key specified to get a class... I guess I could just make a "getAllModels()" function that would return the whole dictionary?

Im thinking about making a RegisterForm(forms.Form) where I mix the standard User fields and UserModel fields, so I can validate them

spaceninja: it is possible to validate multiple form instances against the same request.POST

so now I need to "translate" the User fields into RegisterForm, so I can validate it

FunkyBob: but can I validate a the standard User models.Model class with form.is_valid() ?

but I still need to make the RegisterForm(forms.Form) which contains username name password email and other built in stuff

DarwinSurvivor: huh?

polpak: well, the page where they create instances of the custom modules needs to be able to get a list of all of them

polpak: def getAllModules(): return _Registry.keys()

how do I create a "form form models" with User ?

forms from models

I'll just do what feels right

spaceninja: the same way you create a ModelForm for any model

spaceninja: what are you trying to do?

spaceninja: you should note that there's already User forms found in the auth app

spaceninja: and there's also django-registration

i have a huge vector like 100,000 elements long - (i have to store a lot of these, > 10000) - will this be a problem for the database?

mib_mib: probably not

mib_mib: what's it a vector of?

FunkyBob: just integers

FunkyBob: i am a database newb - will i get hashing collisions?

i may have to store more than 10000

most databases can have more 10,000 rows

will this significantly slow down the db? do i need to split into different tables or anything?

i may need 100000 rows

DarwinSurvivor: Im createing a user registration html form, which contains both standard User fields, and my custom UserModel fields. And I want to be able to validate the request.POSt I get. So I'm thinking about creating a RegisterForm(form.Form) which contains the standard User fields like username password email, but translate them into forms.Emailfield and stuff.