2009-7-24
| 23:09 | tartio | *andym_ |
| 23:10 | andym_ | POST or GET variables are avaiable in the request object |
| 23:10 | tartio | request.POST['formid?'] |
| 23:11 | tartio | I'm a bit confused ;P |
| 23:11 | andym_ | so it would seem |
| 23:12 | andym_ | you seem to think the whole form is available, thats not how HTTP/HTML/webby stuff works |
| 23:13 | aonweb | tartio: going through djangobook will help you esp. the first 10 chapters |
| 23:14 | tartio | Isn't it a bit outdated? |
| 23:15 | aonweb | tartio: if you use the one for version 1.0, it will still do you a lot of good |
| 23:15 | wolfe | w/win 7 |
| 23:15 | wolfe | oop |
| 23:15 | subsume | hello |
| 23:15 | wolfe | FunkyBob: how are you doing? ^_^ |
| 23:26 | tartio | aonweb: Thanks! I looked in Chapter 07, and it was right there :D |
| 23:26 | rasca | how can I get the current laguage code from a django tempalte? |
| 23:31 | rasca | anyone? |
| 23:34 | abadr | rasca: pretty sure it's right there in the docs |
| 23:35 | abadr | |
| 23:37 | rasca | abadr: LANGUAGE_CODE gives you the preferred one, not the current one.. |
| 23:38 | rasca | abadr: it gives me always the same language |
| 23:42 | rasca | Well, I'll guess I'll create a tempalte context for this, thnx |
| 23:46 | chyea | in url pattern regex, how would you make it so that it has to match 3 words, for example. |
| 23:48 | Guest9450 | is this open source? |
| 23:48 | Kololol | Yes |
| 23:58 | Sonderblade | Can you in a template tag get the full URL to a view? |
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