DjangoBot: #django

subsume, No U cant, do that

thanks. worked around.

what's the easiest way to add new permissions to an existing model?

DarwinSurvivor: the easiest way or the only way?

add in permissions into the Meta class AFAIR

either way :p

hi all, is it possible to use FK inside limit_choices_to?

can it be done without backing up and reloading the entire table?

DarwinSurvivor: yes. has nothing to do with that.

happens on syncdb

if the table already exists (with some permissions in the db) will it see the new permissions and add them?

I was under the impression it only scanned for new *tables*

DarwinSurvivor: nope. new perms too.

sweet

thanks

is there any way to use generic relations with m2m field?

getting cant adapt error with this statement User.objects.filter(username=request.user).delete() , if I put the username as a string 'testuser' it works fine.

is it possible to find out whether a certain instance has been saved at least once without breaking abstractions?

dont answer that , lack of sleep, got it working

I could probably check whether its primary key exists

close enough ...

is there any documentation about the 'autocomplete' form param ?

not in django but anywhere on the intardweb ?

there nothing on w3

kingdong: what?

some fantasy feature

autocomplete param for password field

I think he's talking about the slug field in admin

its nothing django related, its a 'standard' html param but seem undocumented to me

attrs

on Widget

:-<

nothing official

i want some 'official' docs, w3 or something

not django related.

all i see are lousy blogs

kbye

jeez cocks fawk

kingdong: it looks like it's a Windows-specific thing

yea i think its IE only

this probably isn't a great place to ask about that

like the HTTPOnly param

not even remotely.

ok ill ask on rubyonfails

the need so much attention...

kingdong: it isn't a standard attribute

kingdong: so you won't find it in the standards

ms specific like the cookie HTTPonly flag

errr

err, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms53348...

This form attribute is not part of any web standards but was first introduced in Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5. Netscape introduced it in version 6.2 -- in prior versions, this attribute is ignored.

amen

found it on some obscure mozilla page

so it works in mozilla and IE, who knows about anything else

I LOVE BACON!!!

Who doesn't?

indeed

Good point

many vegetarian types

bacon makes everything awesome

http://www.gjcp.net/articles/space/ <- my website with cool space pics, written in Django

so what exactly is django?

http://bacolicio.us/http://www.gjcp.net/article... <- now it's awesome

Bacon: rtft

?

rtft?

the topic: read it

oh

http://www.djangoproject.com/ <- all you need to know about Django

http://bacolicio.us/http://www.djangoproject.com/ <- all you need to know about Django, with extra awesome

ah

a framework

how does it compare to codeigniter

Bacon: favorably

you probably need to know python though to use django do you

Bacon: yes

fortunately, Python is quite easy to learn

well, so much for me using it then

really?

I know PHP better than the palm of my hand

and believe me, I really know the palm of my hand well

not as well as... no, let's not have that

;-)

Bacon: Then you've already done something harder than learning Python.

yeah totally

you think PHP is harder than Python?

I thought PHP was like the easiest language out there

certainly

no, it definitely isn't

php makes a lot less sense

hmm

I might check python out then

I'm not a heavy programmer though

I do enjoy programming for websites though

Bacon: have a poke through the tutorial

where at?

on the Django website