I want to switch from Rails to Django, to broaden my mind, and a question has bobbed up in my mind. My Rails app is quite a mess, since my hobby-based development approach is a patch-and-glue one. I
I want to dump my data from the model of my app in Django. So I tr开发者_C百科ied the following python manage.py dumpdata app > temp_data.json (from this answer)
I am new to django and I really like its modular construction so I decided to take advantage of it and put all the separated functionalities each in different app.
is there a way to set a max size for the images uploaded in my django app using easy-thumbnails app? In the settings list I don\'t see anything 开发者_运维百科about it.To cap file size, you might wan
After some months of using Django, I feel the need to create the first my Django application. In this way I can really take the advantages of the Django\'s power.
In my application I have a model called Produ开发者_C百科ct. Every time a user adds new product should be upload a profile image for that product.
I\'m new to South so I am wondering if I ever need to call ./ma开发者_Python百科nage.py syncdb or doing
Question, I have created my NEW notification, my NEW notification templates for it. Once a user performs a particular action it creates the new record but no email gets sent.
I have decided to move a project from PHP to Python and despite hours of searching, I cannot find a way to implement the following design. I have attempted extending the user class and doing customise
I have an application that requires the user to have a certain directory structure much like django does with templatetags and what I would like to know is how do I import an application named foo fro