I\'m using Django (specifically django-admin) to be the admin panel for a site that uses PHP for client-facing features. I\'ve been messing around making the admin look exactly the way I want and so f
I\'m trying to fetch all expired objects for a model in my Django application. The model looks like this:
I\'m having a strange problem with Zend.I have an application that works great on localhost, and can access it from outside using my IP address as well.When I move it to our staging server, it fails t
Consider the following Django models: class Host(models.Model): # This is the hostname only name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
I have a User model with the usual attributes such as email and hashed_password etc. I want to write a validation that checks for the presence of an email address but only when
Obviously MVC promotes separation of concern开发者_高级运维s. One thing we are struggling with is proper separation of Model from the datasource, with IDs being the main sticking point.
I\'m getting started on a new MVC project where there are some peculiar rules and a little bit of strangeness, and it has me puzzled. Specifically, I have access to a database containing all of my dat
Due to my little confidence with Django and my sheer horror at the thought of seriously messing up my beautiful project, I shall ask for proper advice/instructions here.
After I\'ve generated the interface/implementation files for entities of a model file in XCode, I\'ve not found a way to keep any custom code (validation methods, etc...) I\'ve added to those generate
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