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Iradieh_: doesn't work

sorry to post again, though I think it was just lost somewhere: how would you modify the cforms validation so that not all choice forms are required, but anything that is entered must then be valid: http://collingrady.wordpress.com/2008/02/18/edi...

rozwell: How would you make them work?

Iradieh_: list(A) + list(B)

list(A) +list(B) did the trick, didn't try |

Iradieh_: one can chain them together

Which approach you use would depend on the outcome you're looking for.

here it is DarwinSurvivor: http://pastebin.org/1246

Iradieh_: though i don't know why it would be so useful to chain more than one model type

You can't.

DarwinSurvivor: i think the problem starts at line 32

crazygir: you should be using a formset

should is a heavy word, why do you say that?

crazygir: because it'll do what you want

can you also put your error message on a dpaste (or pastebin)

I'll get some docs.. never played with formsets

thanks

lynxaba: does anyone know what times polpak is usually online?

lynxaba: can you also put your error message on a dpaste (or pastebin)

cool stuff SmileyChris

crazygir: see, "should" :)

SmileyChris: :P

just a sec

DarwinSurvivor: http://pastebin.org/1248

and i don't know who's polpak

lynxaba: sorry, i accidentally copy/pasted the polpak thing to you, just ignore it

rozwell mattmcc can you use the dot notation on a mode if you do list(a) + list(b) ?

model* ^

Iradieh_: You will end up with a list of model instances.

oh

lynxaba: good lord, you have python installed in your user folder?

i think so, i really don't know, i installed it today with a friend's script

lynxaba: what OS are you using (debian, ubuntu, etc)?

you mean usr, don't you?

ubuntu

lynxaba: i would recommend simply installing python from the repositories (sudo apt-get install python)

you think that's the problem? why?

lynxaba: what directory does you django site exist in? (so i can search the error message better)

let me see

lynxaba: i don't think that's the problem, just a suggestion so that python stays up to date

is in ~/lib/bin

lynxaba: is that where you installed "django" or you django "site"?

mattmcc: I have decided that I am next week going to do me portfolio/bog with django

mattmcc: Up to now I have been trying out different parts of Django

mattmcc: Like template system, generic views and the admin page

Iradieh_: Signals!

Feeds!

Signals yeah I have to look that up

lynxaba: if you had to edit a view.py file, where would that view.py file be?

incremental improvement using ajax.

Dont care much about feeds, didnt look that awsome

thunderbolt: oh yeah I got that too, but thats more JS

Just need a way to embedd pictures in Post.content and able to upload pictures to Post

like "Here is my car: {{ picture 0, thumbnail}

here: ~/Desktop/py_project/forum

I have to get off my lazy butt and write up a PDF thumbnailer to use with my Django site.

DarwinSurvivor: here: ~/Desktop/py_project/forum

thunderbolt: Oooh gief me

lynxaba: thanks, that makes it MUCH easier to debug :p

lynxaba: Is that hard? I mean there are proarly alot of PDF-libs for Python?

welcome, sorry

Iradieh_: I'll just be popping a subprocess using ImageMagick, it'll work in my environment, but relies on imagemagick being installed with ghostscript.

lynxaba: huh, very strange... you are not getting any errors in *your* code, it seems to be only in djangon...

but actually let me write it textually (spanish), ~/Escritorio/proyecto_python/foro

I could probably use Cairo or a postscript binding, but I am even lazy in my laziness.

lynxaba: where did you get django (repos, download, friend's script, etc)?

downloaded with the script (wget i think)

thunderbolt: Did you have a solution to me problem?

thunderbolt: like "Here is my car: {{ picture 0, thumbnail}

I can do that in Rails

Look at the ImageField and file upload stuff.

DarwinSurvivor: downloaded with the script (wget i think)

Iradieh_: You just want a thumbnailing tag? See sorl-thumbnail.

mattmcc: No

lynxaba: it could be a problem with your settings.py file, what changes did you make prior to the problem occuring?

mattmcc: I want to be able to upload a picture (I got that far with Imagefield) but then I want to be able to embedd that picture in text Post.content -> "Here is my car {{picture 0}" that makes a clickable thumbnail that I later extend with JS

Oh. TinyMCE would handle that.

i started to play with the form, didn't touch the settings

DarwinSurvivor: i started to play with the form, didn't touch the settings

Well, the clickable thumbnailing part would take a bit of coding to add.

i just modified the template and the view

.... -.-

DarwinSurvivor: i just modified the template and the view