I\'m doing some kind of complex routing in Django. I have a collection of apps where which view will depend on which URL variables are passed.
In my URLconf I would like to be able to pass no time at all, a date or a date + time like so: /posts/
I\'ve seen Django\'s samples and I can see they have decent error handling. However I want to see if there is yet a better approach, a general pattern to handle form validation errors in Django. This
def test4(request): logging.debug(request) logging.debug(request.META[\'HTTP_REFERER\']) return render_to_response(\'test2/test4.html\', context_instance=RequestContext(request))
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I am setting up django-haystack and just have a question. I use django-profiles, which allows me to add seperate information ie, city, gender etc.
I have a model.FileField(upload_to=\'%Y/%m/%d\') field. This works great; however, I want to rename the file based on the context of the user uploading the file before it is saved. Is there a way of m
One a single view, I have to create 3 objects which are dependent one from the other. My guess is that doing 3 database queries is extremely inefficient. Is there a better way of doing it?
I need a way to return a redirect to a view if ObjectDoesNotExist is True. I was trying this: except ObjectDoesNotExist:
Caught NoReverseMatch while rendering: Reverse for \'views.main\' with arguments \'()\' and keyword arguments \'{}\' not found.
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