How do I call a view method from a template level like partial render in RoR? The problem is perfectly illustrated in this blog. I can use include to include templates in templates but then I would ha
I am using the built-in auth_views.password_reset(_confirm, _done, _complete)functionalities, and I would like to limit access to these views only to non-logged-in (anonymous) users, because it doesn\
I have the following code in a view: from django.core.files.temp import NamedTemporaryFile ... image_url = request.POST[\'url\']
I have an application fileman with models.py like so: from django.db import models from django.contrib.auth.models import User
I would like to add a bit of information to a certain change_list admin page. The info is taken from a queryset on a different model than that presented in开发者_StackOverflow中文版 this template. How
I have one model which looks like this: class Measurement(models.Model): date = models开发者_开发知识库.DateField(\'date\')
In view function: I have messages开发者_C百科 = Message.objects.filter(id__gt=int(id)) And print str(len(messages)) is 8
Working with Django 1.2 I am making a wine review site. A user should only be able to review each wine once, but should be 开发者_JAVA技巧able to go back and re-review a wine without raising an error.
I am creating some custom validation, that on save checks if certain fields values have changed. On POST, is there a way in the view that I can check what fields have changed for that formset?
After some great help by @kreigar I was able to start using django\'s ModelForm instead of form.Forms. Only problem now is that I am not passing the two primary keys to associate my review form :-(.
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