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yeah probably, i just assumed he was using that for quick example though

for one thing, why bother putting static strings inside {{}} :)

is there a standard way to do breadcrumbs in django?

no

Ox-: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/tem...

that's why

enjalot: you might want to check out django-navbar project though, it has bread crumb as part of its function

Ox-: thanks ill check it out

SmileyChris: well there ya go :)

I'm just testing out iPhone irc clients don't mind me

We're on an iphone? Whee

is the channel just slow right now?

must be

well everyone out drinking on a Friday night I guess

have question about arrays in query string, if i send object[]=1&object[]=2&object[]=3

i get back in my view object[] as the key and the value is 3

is there way to have it the way php does it, automatically parse the string into a array

so i can get [1, 2, 3] for key "object"

seanbrant: you'd do request.GET.getlist("object") (or request.POST as the case may be)

seanbrant what are you trying to do?

seanbrant: note that you do not need to put [] on the field name. (unless you want to.)

im doing a table sort with jquery and the data that gets posted is a serialized query string

getlist works but only if i do request.POST[.getlist('object[]')

that is okay though

so something like filter(bla__in=request.GET.get('object', []))

that is some funny looking code :)

request.get.getlist('object')

maybe ill just return a json string from javascript, that way i have better control of the correct ordering

Is there a way to make a model charfield's choices based on the model's instance?

Is there a way to make a model charfield's choices based on the model's instance?

In a form its easy... just override __init__

subsume: you mean like setting the queryset in the form __init__

a bit, yes

oh at the model level not the form?

heh.

yeah, i want it to work in /admin/ and on my site

i could add it to the form on my site....

i have done that, but you can just do an admin form

yeah, then i have two forms

its ok i think i just had an epifany.

Is the tutorial located here: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ up to date?

yes ..

I remember it was old so tehy must have updated it

hey anybody here?

I have a que

I'm having some trouble getting the tagging add_on working with django

traceback, http://dpaste.com/68374/

settings.py, http://dpaste.com/68375/

I can import tagging from python

Hmm

INSTALLED_APPS is basically an import, correct?

yes

well

hmm

no

=)

one thing to note, is that I used python setup.py install to install tagging

I believe you need to upgrade the tagging app. Get that from its svn..

next question

sounds like it

hey i have a question

is there a way to have the model comma separated field be treated as an array? Or is there a built in field that does so already with non-normalized data?

members.get_object(slug__exact=slug, sites__id__exact=SITE_ID)

id like to do this queryset.filter(id__in=[1, 2, 3]).update(order=[4, 3, 5])

is that possible?

or do i have to update each record in a loop?

what does it do?

i have a list of ids and the new order for each id, i want to update all the objects at once

its for table sorting

order for each id...?

oh

like cardinality or wtvr

use a loop

yes, a loop is the only way.

cool, thanks

well, raw sql could do it in one query

of course it is one extra line of code

yeah, i might look into raw sql if the performance is crap

would calling update on the query set be better than fetching the object modifying and then saving?