DjangoBot: #django

:)

Anyway my point is, it sucks...

whatever object you wish it to suck on.

Which I agree

I spent hours trying to work around it :/ meh

tinymce to the rescue

Nope

It's fugly

I hate it.

SEJeff_work: http://213.113.64.51:3001/polls/

SEJeff_work: Do you like what you see? NSFW

It's too sexy for work.

Hmm I wonder if it can syntax LISP...

hi, is it possible to set a context variable in a url definition? (in urls.py)

jpic: if you're using a generic view, yes

SEJeff_work: What ya think?

I know this is not specifically a django question but....

I've got a Django server running on my laptop behind a wireless microtik router. I've got the port forwarded with dst-nat for tcp/ip from the external to my internal. When I attempt to access the webserver from outside the network I can see the packets hit the router but the webserver doesn't notice and the remote browser just spins.

SmileyChris: thanks for answering

is the view or url name avalaible somewhere in the context? i'm trying to figure how to handle tabs and setting class="current" to the right one

ldlework: using runserver?

yeah

ldlework: manage.py runserver 0:8000

=/ that lets me access it via my internal ip from the computer itself

but no go on the external ip

so probably something with my port forward

ldlework: yes

which at this point I'm positive is correct

=/

jpic: if you pass the view or url name to context it'll be there, otherwise not

cheap!

Hmm

Could I refactor this-> http://gist.github.com/148068

SmileyChris: that's not DRY :)

Iradieh_: do you have to?