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Python3:Save File to Specified Location	4,093,406	0	0	2,983	0	python	I'll admit I don't know Python 3, so I may be wrong, but in Python 2, you can just check the __file__ variable in your module to get the name of the file it was loaded from. Just create your file in that same directory (preferably using os.path.dirname and os.path.join to remain platform-independent).	0	0	0	2010-11-04T02:22:00.000	2	0	false	4,093,387	0	1	1	I have a rather simple program that writes HTML code ready for use. It works fine, except that if one were to run the program from the Python command line, as is the default, the HTML file that is created is created where python.exe is, not where the program I wrote is. And that's a problem. Do you know a way of ge...
Django is returning RuntimeError instead of 404	4,096,820	0	0	425	0	python,django,http-status-code-404,runtime-error	try not loading all middleware modules, just comment them all in the settings and see if the problem is somewhere there.	0	0	0	2010-11-04T03:00:00.000	2	0	false	4,093,541	0	1	1	In my Django project I am having RUntimeError when I'm supposed to get a 404. The description says: Exception Value: maximum recursion depth exceeded The error only occurs when I try to access a non-existent page (the correct result would be a 404 page isn't it?). Is this a Django bug or is it my fault? I will provid...
Pyjamas framework significance	4,094,232	3	8	1,188	0	python,pyjamas	GWT and Pyjamas were created to remove the drugery of coding Javascript and compensating for all of the different browser implementations and object models. Yes, you still need a designer. Yes, you can code in python and not have to learn Javascript (in theory). No, you won't have to recode to work around "features...	0	0	0	2010-11-04T04:49:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,093,982	0	1	1	I am learning Pyjamas framework of python to generate the frontend which is basically a javascript code generated by Pyjamas. Though, being a new concept and a GWT equivalent in python I am interested in learning it, but I can not really find out what is the actual significance of it? I mean we are coding in python, co...
How to use Django to get the name for the host server?	4,094,037	6	66	62,436	0	python,django,url,host	Try os.environ.get('HOSTNAME')	0	0	0	2010-11-04T04:56:00.000	9	1	false	4,093,999	0	1	2	How to use Django to get the name for the host server? I need the name of the hosting server instead of the client name?
How to use Django to get the name for the host server?	54,194,805	4	66	62,436	0	python,django,url,host	Basically, You can take with request.get_host() in your view/viewset. It returns <ip:port>	0	0	0	2010-11-04T04:56:00.000	9	0.088656	false	4,093,999	0	1	2	How to use Django to get the name for the host server? I need the name of the hosting server instead of the client name?
Google App Engine gives spurious content at beginning of page after quiescent period	4,098,417	6	1	108	0	python,google-app-engine	Somewhere in your top level module code is something that uses Python print statements. Print outputs to standard out, which is what is returned as the response body; if it outputs a pair of newlines, the content before that is treated by the browser as the response header. The 'junk' you're seeing is the real response...	1	0	0	2010-11-04T15:15:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,098,119	0	1	1	I'm developing an app in Python for Google App Engine. When I run the deployed app from appspot, it works fine unless I'm accessing it for the first time in over, say, 5 minutes. The problem is that if I haven't accessed the app for a while, the page renders with the message Status: 200 OK Content-Type: text/html; c...
Best Practice for dealing with app engine cold start problem	4,105,029	6	3	364	0	python,google-app-engine	Reduce the set of libraries you require in order to serve requests as much as you can. For expensive libraries that are only used in some places, put the import statement inside the function that uses them. This way, the library is only imported the first time it's needed. If your framework supports it, do just-in-time...	1	0	0	2010-11-05T09:36:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,104,751	0	1	1	After a period of inactivity the first request takes about 5 to 10 secs to come through. Is there any best practice solutions to overcome this problem? I'm using Python version of App Engine.
DOJO AJAX Request asking for OPTIONS	5,576,563	1	1	2,060	0	javascript,python,ajax,dojo	My guess would be you are serving these two apps locally via 2 different ports, which is making dojo try to execute a cross-domain XHR call. You need to be able to serve the JSON URL from the same URL (protocol, hostname, & port) to make a successful XHR call. I do this by using nginx locally, and configuring it to se...	0	1	0	2010-11-05T15:50:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,107,576	0	1	1	I have exposed a simple RESTful JSON url via CherryPy (Python web framework). I have a second application (using Pylons) which needs to reach a URL exposed by CherryPy. Both are being served via localhost. Both URLs resolve just fine when using a browser directly. But, when a DOJO script running from the initial Pylons...
Django Question	4,107,663	0	0	101	0	python,django	Put the poll page in its own view, connect to the view via urls.py, and set up your frame or iframe to source from that URL.	0	0	0	2010-11-05T15:57:00.000	2	0	false	4,107,644	0	1	1	Can you take things like the poll app from the tutorial and display them in an iframe or frameset? The tutorial is great and the app is very nice, but, how often do you go to a site with a whole page dedicated to a poll? I was trying to think about how you do it using the urls.py file, but couldn't wrap my head around ...
Django Nonrel - Can't log into Admin Panel on development server	6,106,025	1	1	1,404	0	python,django,django-admin,django-nonrel	UPDATE - turn off the server, run python2.5 manage.py syncdb, and add a fresh superuser. Must already have included django.contrib.admin to INSTALLED_APPS This is not at all the answer. Completely different symptoms. I will try to remember to post here when I figure it out.	0	0	0	2010-11-05T17:04:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,108,214	0	1	1	Bit of a strange one. I've created a super user for django admin for my app, which is just a new django nonrel project with admin enabled. I try and access the /admin whilst running the development server, but when I type in the (correct) username and password it tells me they are not correct. Deploying the project to ...
Django's introspecting administrator: How does it work?	4,108,925	4	0	91	0	python,django	With Django it's a bit more than introspection actually. The models use a metaclass to register themselves, I will spare you the complexities of everything involved but the admin does not introspect the models as you browse through it. Instead, the registering process creates a _meta object on the model with all the da...	0	0	0	2010-11-05T18:22:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,108,852	0	1	1	I don't really want to know Django I am actually more interested in the administrator. The thing that interests me is how they introspect the models to create the administrator back-end. I browsed through the Django source code and found a little info but since it's such a big project I was wondering if there are small...
Where should I put configuration details? [Python]	4,109,559	1	1	189	0	python,django	It's for any type of settings, but it's better to put local settings in a separate file so that version upgrades don't clobber them. Have the global settings file detect the presence of the local settings file and then either import everything from it or just execfile() it.	0	0	0	2010-11-05T19:57:00.000	3	0.066568	false	4,109,532	0	1	1	I'm fairly new to Python and Django, and I'm working on a webapp now that will be run on multiple servers. Each server has it's own little configuration details (commands, file paths, etc.) that I would like to just be able to store in a settings file, and then have a different copy of the file on each system. I know ...
Get a list of all installed applications in Django and their attributes	4,111,263	9	48	53,093	0	python,django,django-models	The list of installed applications is defined in settings.INSTALLED_APPS. It contains a tuple of strings, so you can iterate on it to access each application's name. However, I'm not sure what you mean by each application's attributes and fields.	0	0	0	2010-11-06T00:39:00.000	7	1	false	4,111,244	1	1	1	In my Django website, I'm creating a class that interact dynamically with other applications installed in the website. I have to do a manipulation on each field of each application. So I want to save the name of all installed applications in a list and get the attributes of each one. There is a way to do that using an ...
Better ways to handle AppEngine requests that time out?	4,112,279	1	1	264	0	python,google-app-engine	I have been handling something similar by building a custom automatic retry dispatcher on the client. Whenever an ajax call to the server fails, the client will retry it. This works very well if your page is ajaxy. If your app spits entire HTML pages then you can use a two pass process: first send an empty page contain...	1	0	0	2010-11-06T06:46:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,112,235	0	1	2	Sometimes, with requests that do a lot, Google AppEngine returns an error. I have been handling this by some trickery: memcaching intermediate processed data and just requesting the page again. This often works because the memcached data does not have to be recalculated and the request finishes in time. However... ...
Better ways to handle AppEngine requests that time out?	4,117,235	1	1	264	0	python,google-app-engine	If interactive user requests are hitting the 30 second deadline, you have bigger problems: your user has almost certainly given up and left anyway. What you can do depends on what your code is doing. There's a lot to be optimized by batching datastore operations, or reducing them by changing how you model your data; yo...	1	0	0	2010-11-06T06:46:00.000	2	1.2	true	4,112,235	0	1	2	Sometimes, with requests that do a lot, Google AppEngine returns an error. I have been handling this by some trickery: memcaching intermediate processed data and just requesting the page again. This often works because the memcached data does not have to be recalculated and the request finishes in time. However... ...
Python html parsing that actually works	4,115,108	5	15	3,978	0	python,html,parsing	html5lib cannot parse half of what's "out there" That sounds extremely implausible. html5lib uses exactly the same algorithm that's also implemented in recent versions of Firefox, Safari and Chrome. If that algorithm broke half the web, I think we would have heard. If you have particular problems with it, do file bugs...	0	1	0	2010-11-06T19:17:00.000	5	0.197375	false	4,114,722	0	1	2	I'm trying to parse some html in Python. There were some methods that actually worked before... but nowadays there's nothing I can actually use without workarounds. beautifulsoup has problems after SGMLParser went away html5lib cannot parse half of what's "out there" lxml is trying to be "too correct" for typical html...
Python html parsing that actually works	4,114,746	1	15	3,978	0	python,html,parsing	I think the problem is that most HTML is ill-formed. XHTML tried to fix that, but it never really caught on enough - especially as most browsers do "intelligent workarounds" for ill-formed code. Even a few years ago I tried to parse HTML for a primitive spider-type app, and found the problems too difficult. I suspect ...	0	1	0	2010-11-06T19:17:00.000	5	0.039979	false	4,114,722	0	1	2	I'm trying to parse some html in Python. There were some methods that actually worked before... but nowadays there's nothing I can actually use without workarounds. beautifulsoup has problems after SGMLParser went away html5lib cannot parse half of what's "out there" lxml is trying to be "too correct" for typical html...
Recommendations for a Python library that can capture still images from a Flash/HTML5 video?	4,134,375	1	4	835	0	python,flash,html5-video,screen-capture,image-capture	What about capturing it inside Flash and sending it as BiteArray to the server?	0	0	0	2010-11-09T02:01:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,129,858	0	1	1	Part of a web application I am developing requires the ability to capture still images from a Flash or HTML5 video playing with in a browser. Is there a Python library out there that could help me along with this task? UPDATE Actually, users of this web app will also have to have the ability to Draw a crop box on to...
How should I do full-text searching on App Engine?	5,072,790	0	7	1,246	0	python,google-app-engine,search,full-text-search,full-text-indexing	GAE has announced plans to offer full-text searching natively in the Datastore soon.	1	0	1	2010-11-09T05:36:00.000	2	1.2	true	4,130,813	0	1	1	What should I do for fast, full-text searching on App Engine with as little work as possible (and as little Java — I’m doing Python.)?
Where are some good places to reach great Django developers?	4,131,110	3	1	179	0	python,django	I'm partial to the #django channel on Freenode's IRC server. A few big names in the Django community hang around there. ( irc://irc.freenode.net/#django since SO's Markdown processor doesn't like irc:// in URLs)	0	0	0	2010-11-09T06:38:00.000	3	0.197375	false	4,131,096	0	1	1	Are there communities where expert Django developers (ideally looking for jobs) like to hang out? Stackoverflow excluded :)
What are the best uses for the Django Admin app?	4,131,152	2	0	170	0	python,django,admin	Let's say you create a model called Entry. IE an extremely simple blog. You write a view to show all the entries on the front page. Now how do you put those entries on the webpage? How do you edit them? Enter the admin. You register your model with the admin, create a superuser and log in to your running webapp. It's t...	0	0	0	2010-11-09T06:42:00.000	2	0.197375	false	4,131,120	0	1	2	On the website, it says this: One of the most powerful parts of Django is the automatic admin interface. It reads metadata in your model to provide a powerful and production-ready interface that content producers can immediately use to start adding content to the site. In this document, we discuss how t...
What are the best uses for the Django Admin app?	4,131,237	1	0	170	0	python,django,admin	Some of the uses I can think of - Editing data or Adding data. If you have any sort of data entry tasks, the admin app handles it like a breeze. Django’s admin especially shines when non-technical users need to be able to enter data. If you have understood above point, then this makes it possible for programmers to w...	0	0	0	2010-11-09T06:42:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,131,120	0	1	2	On the website, it says this: One of the most powerful parts of Django is the automatic admin interface. It reads metadata in your model to provide a powerful and production-ready interface that content producers can immediately use to start adding content to the site. In this document, we discuss how t...
Handling and securing server functions in an ajax request..python	4,131,349	2	1	280	0	python,ajax,dojo,flask	No any special secure actions required. Consider ajax request as any other client request.	0	1	0	2010-11-09T07:24:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,131,327	0	1	1	Hi I am trying to secure a server function being used for an Ajax request, so that the function is not accessed for any sort of malicious activity. I have done the following till now:- I am checking whether a valid session is present while the function is being called. I am using POST rather than GET I look for specif...
Django Admin - Disable the 'Add' action for a specific model	20,106,343	10	182	61,849	0	python,django,django-admin	By default syncdb creates 3 security permissions for each model: Create (aka add) Change Delete If your logged in as Admin, you get EVERYTHING no matter what. But if you create a new user group called "General Access" (for example) then you can assign ONLY the CHANGE and DELETE permissions for all of your models. The...	0	0	0	2010-11-10T11:18:00.000	5	1	false	4,143,886	0	1	1	I have a django site with lots of models and forms. I have many custom forms and formsets and inlineformsets and custom validation and custom querysets. Hence the add model action depends on forms that need other things, and the 'add model' in the django admin throughs a 500 from a custom queryset. Is there anyway to d...
Dynamic images resizing	4,149,206	4	2	375	0	php,javascript,jquery,python	Well, for resizing it would of course be better to use GD... But indexed, I think. So that you have an upload script that automatically generates the images' in other sizes, and saves them somewhere. However, it matters whether you have more disk space, or performance... Performance would get worse IF you have many peo...	0	0	0	2010-11-10T21:11:00.000	5	0.158649	false	4,149,112	0	1	1	I'm working on project where we are trying to adopt and resize template images to the various resolutions. For example if the website is viewed in 800px width (800x600) and 1024px width or larger the image size should be viewed in same quality. I've had in mind to use sprite with 3 types of images for each range of th...
How can I access any element in a web page with Python?	4,149,742	0	0	178	0	python,cgi,html-parsing	You can access only data, posted by form (or as GET parameters). So, you can extract data you need using JavaScript and post it through form	0	1	0	2010-11-10T22:07:00.000	4	0	false	4,149,598	0	1	1	I would like to access any element in a web page. I know how to do that when I have a form (form = cgi.FieldStorage()), but not when I have, for example, a table. How can I do that? Thanks
How can I capture all of the python log records generated during the execution of a series of Celery tasks?	4,440,220	0	5	1,306	0	python,logging,message-queue,task,celery	It sounds like some kind of 'watcher' would be ideal. If you can watch and consume the logs as a stream you could slurp the results as they come in. Since the watcher would be running seperately and therefore have no dependencies with respect to what it is watching I believe this would satisfy your requirements for a n...	1	0	0	2010-11-11T20:03:00.000	3	0	false	4,158,758	0	1	1	I want to convert my homegrown task queue system into a Celery-based task queue, but one feature I currently have is causing me some distress. Right now, my task queue operates very coarsely; I run the job (which generates data and uploads it to another server), collect the logging using a variant on Nose's log capture...
AJAX and browser GET calls appear to have different cookies	4,164,056	2	0	90	0	javascript,python,ajax,google-app-engine,jquery	Stupid me... The ajax call was to localhost/broadcast and the browser address field was 127.0.0.1/broadcast ... the cookies for "different" domains ('127.0.0.1' != 'localhost') are not shared ofcourse... Then I haven't gone mad...	0	1	0	2010-11-12T10:37:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,163,748	0	1	1	I have 2 pages, a static html page and a python script - hosted on [local] google app engine. /html/hello.html define as login: required /broadcast which is a python script when I access hello.html for the first time I am redirected to login page, I sign in, and then redirected back to hello.html. inside hello.html - a...
How to efficiently manage frequent schema changes using sqlalchemy?	4,165,496	16	63	32,073	1	python,sqlalchemy,pylons,data-migration,migrate	What we do. Use "major version"."minor version" identification of your applications. Major version is the schema version number. The major number is no some random "enough new functionality" kind of thing. It's a formal declaration of compatibility with database schema. Release 2.3 and 2.4 both use schema version ...	0	0	0	2010-11-12T14:08:00.000	4	1	false	4,165,452	0	1	1	I'm programming a web application using sqlalchemy. Everything was smooth during the first phase of development when the site was not in production. I could easily change the database schema by simply deleting the old sqlite database and creating a new one from scratch. Now the site is in production and I need to pres...
Can Java and Python coexist in the same app?	4,166,178	9	4	1,007	0	java,python,google-app-engine,integration,google-cloud-datastore	Different versions of an app share a datastore, and AFAIK you can still have a Java version of your app, and Python version, at the same time. It used to be a necessary hack to use features that were implemented in Python but not (yet) in Java, and quite possibly still is. Of course only one of those versions can be th...	0	0	0	2010-11-12T14:53:00.000	2	1	false	4,165,824	0	1	1	I need to have a Java instance fetching data directly from the Python's instance datastore. I don't know if that's possible at all. Is the datastore transparent/unique, or each instance (if they can indeed coexist) has its separate datastore? Suming it up: how can a Java app fetch data from the datastore of a Python ap...
Install Apache with mod_wsgi to use Python for RESTful web services and Apache for web pages	4,168,054	0	0	2,568	1	python,apache,rest,mod-wsgi,mod-python	Check if mod_wsgi is loaded as a module into the httpd.conf Add apache host that points to a python/wsgi module which contains the 'def application' definition for your web-service. Resolve any path issues that maybe arise from your import handling. If this doesn't work, drop some error-dump here and we'll check.	0	0	0	2010-11-12T18:07:00.000	2	0	false	4,167,684	0	1	1	Can anyone help me install Apache with mod_wsgi to run Python for implementation of RESTful Web services. We're trying to get rid of our existing Java REST services with Apache Tomcat. The installation platform is SUSE Linux Enterprise. Please provide a step by step installation procedure with required modules, as I tr...
best algorithm to combine multiple RSS feeds using Python	4,168,693	1	1	1,116	0	python	Depending on how often the feeds are updated and how often you check, you could simply fix broken dates (if it's in the future, reset it to today), before adding them to the database. Other than that, you'd have to use some sort of ID—I think RSS has an ID field on each item. If your feeds are kept in order, you can ge...	0	1	0	2010-11-12T18:29:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,167,863	0	1	1	I am writing a python script to combine about 20+ RSS feeds. I would like to use a custom solution instead of feedjack or planetfeed. I use feedparser to parse the feeds and mysql to cache them. The problem I am running into is determining which feeds have already been cached and which haven't. Some pseudo code fo...
Is there a way to display any media, regardless of type? (especially in Django?)	4,171,467	0	0	85	0	javascript,python,django,image,video	You need specify the "Content-Type" in the http response header.	0	0	0	2010-11-13T06:12:00.000	3	0	false	4,171,255	0	1	2	If I have a .mp4 file, it will automatically display a video (flash?) If it's a jpg, it'll just display the image... Edit: I want this embedded inside a webpage.
Is there a way to display any media, regardless of type? (especially in Django?)	4,171,542	0	0	85	0	javascript,python,django,image,video	no, you must have file view generator, thats mean you have list of pic and video and then for each file generate correct player and tag its easy	0	0	0	2010-11-13T06:12:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,171,255	0	1	2	If I have a .mp4 file, it will automatically display a video (flash?) If it's a jpg, it'll just display the image... Edit: I want this embedded inside a webpage.
python/pylons - multiple controllers for template	4,178,834	0	2	296	0	python,model-view-controller,pylons	This is probably where you start moving chunks of code to library functions, to the /lib part of your Pylons project. "Generated by a separate controller" is probably going too far - you merely need to not repeat yourself. Try using library functions to make sure that the correct data is available, then use Mako's in...	0	0	0	2010-11-13T09:27:00.000	2	0	false	4,171,842	0	1	1	I have a main page in Python/Pylons project, which have multiple different blocks (e.g. news/demo/(registration\|private zone)/...). My thought is that each block should be generated in a separate controller. How can I call another controller method in a main page controller?
Mixing Python and PHP?	4,175,473	10	4	4,155	0	php,python,apache	For http requests, you need to set your web server to hand over certain request to PHP and others to Python. From within PHP's scripts, if you need to call some Python executable scripts, use one of PHP's shell functions. e.g. exec() Yes it is possible. The djangobook is a nice tutorial that covers this in one of the e...	0	0	1	2010-11-14T00:04:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,175,419	0	1	1	I have some Python scripts that I run on my desktop now for cutting up files. I want to put them on the web and write a simple front-end in PHP where a user uploads a file and it is passed as an argument to a python script on the web server and it is written out in chunks and the user can re-download the chunks. I know...
Which opensource web framework should a C# ASP.NET Guy Learn?	4,175,695	0	0	893	0	python,ruby-on-rails,ruby,django	For a .Net developer try to start with www.pradosoft.com/ prado framework, it's PHP framework which looks exactly like ASP.NET .. try it	0	0	0	2010-11-14T01:07:00.000	5	0	false	4,175,611	0	1	2	I am a web developer working mainly with C# on ASP.NET (Webforms and MVC).. I have worked previously with PHP and Other Frameworks and languages of the sort.. I am currently looking and focusing all my development on 2 platforms.. One Proprietary and Industry Class Framework (ASP.NET MVC) and One Opensource and Free Fr...
Which opensource web framework should a C# ASP.NET Guy Learn?	4,178,708	1	0	893	0	python,ruby-on-rails,ruby,django	I am a .NET guy and also worked on PHP for a couple of months. At present I am learning Ruby and after completing basics, I am going to move on Rails. I would suggest you to go with Ruby and than Rails. Career-wise also, Ruby guys are in demand these days, at least in my country.	0	0	0	2010-11-14T01:07:00.000	5	0.039979	false	4,175,611	0	1	2	I am a web developer working mainly with C# on ASP.NET (Webforms and MVC).. I have worked previously with PHP and Other Frameworks and languages of the sort.. I am currently looking and focusing all my development on 2 platforms.. One Proprietary and Industry Class Framework (ASP.NET MVC) and One Opensource and Free Fr...
SSRS Get from page 2 to end page	4,195,530	0	0	148	0	pdf,reporting-services,render,python-2to3	I was able to resolve using device info with startpage as 2 and endpage as int.maxvalue	0	0	0	2010-11-14T04:59:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,176,256	0	1	1	I m rendering SSRS Report in pdf format. I want pages from 2 to Last page. Using deviceinfo is it possible?
Can I use Django's mail API in Google App Engine?	4,180,124	3	2	670	0	python,django,google-app-engine,django-nonrel	Yes, djangoappengine has a mail backend for GAE and it's enabled by default in your settings.py via "from djangoappengine.settings_base import *". You can take a look at the settings_base module to see all backends and default settings.	1	0	0	2010-11-14T14:27:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,177,907	0	1	1	I'm using Django-nonrel for Google App Engine and I was wondering if it's possible to use Django's built-in mail API instead of GAE's mail API for sending mail. If it is, how do I do it? Sorry if this seems like a noob question. I just started learning Django and GAE recently and I can't work out this problem that I ha...
is it possible to use PyMongo in Google App Engine?	4,179,091	1	4	1,355	1	python,google-app-engine,mongodb,pymongo	It's not possible because you don't have access to networks sockets in App Engine. As long as you cannot access the database via HTTP, it's impossible.	1	0	0	2010-11-14T17:42:00.000	3	0.066568	false	4,178,742	0	1	1	I'm trying to use a MongoDB Database from a Google App Engine service is that possible? How do I install the PyMongo driver on Google App Engine? Thanks
Django reverse lookup by ForeignKey	4,180,322	5	6	7,718	0	python,django,model,django-queryset	If the ForeignKey is, as you describe in ModelB and you do mb = ModelB.objects.get(pk=prim_id) then the look up for the modela attribute is not a reverse lookup. you simply access the related object via mb.modela!	0	0	0	2010-11-14T22:41:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,180,120	0	1	1	I have a django project which has two apps, one is AppA and AppB. Now AppA has a model ModelA which is referenced by the model ModelB in AppB, using modelA = models.ForeignKey(ModelA, related_name='tricky') Now in my view for AppA, when it shows ModelA, I do a get_object_or_404(ModelA, pk=prim_id). Then I want to get a...
How to post a comment on e-mail reply?	4,183,238	0	2	422	0	python,django,email	You can for example write script for importing comments from mailbox(for example 1-3 minutes for cron). You should connect to special mailbox which collects replies from users(comments). Every mail have own header and title. You really can find out which post user try to comment(by header or title), and then import dja...	0	1	0	2010-11-15T09:51:00.000	4	0	false	4,183,158	0	1	2	I have Django app that presents a list of items that you can add comments to. What i basically want to do is something like the Facebook did: when someone post a comment on your item, you will receive an e-mail. What I want to do, is when you reply to that e-mail, the reply to be posted as a comment reply on the websi...
How to post a comment on e-mail reply?	18,135,014	-1	2	422	0	python,django,email	I think a good way is how Google+ handles it using a + on email address it can be reply+id-or hash-of-parent@domain.com then u must write a worker that check the POP server and	0	1	0	2010-11-15T09:51:00.000	4	-0.049958	false	4,183,158	0	1	2	I have Django app that presents a list of items that you can add comments to. What i basically want to do is something like the Facebook did: when someone post a comment on your item, you will receive an e-mail. What I want to do, is when you reply to that e-mail, the reply to be posted as a comment reply on the websi...
Python: RE vs. Query	4,190,033	2	4	184	0	python,mysql,django	A seperate DB table is definitely the "right" way to do it, because mysql has to send all the data from your TEXT fields every time you query. As you add more rows and the TEXT fields get bigger, you'll start to notice performance issues and eventually crash the server. Also, you'll be able to use VARCHAR and add a uni...	0	0	0	2010-11-15T10:43:00.000	2	0.197375	false	4,183,554	0	1	1	I am building a website using Django, and this website uses blocks which are enabled for a certain page. Right now I use a textfield containing paths were a block is enabled. When a page is requested, Django retrieves all blocks from database and does re.search on the TextField. However, I was wondering if it is not a ...
Django running wrong version	4,186,941	2	0	790	0	python,django,mediatemple	mod_python is built for 2.4, but Django is installed for 2.7. Either build mod_python for 2.7, install Django under 2.4, or put a local copy of Django with your project so that the version of Python doesn't matter.	0	0	0	2010-11-15T15:51:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,186,099	0	1	1	Although running "python" from the shell runs Python v2.7, Django is loading files for python2.4, as shown in the error when I load a django site: Mod_python error: "PythonHandler django.core.handlers.modpython" Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/mod_python/apache.py", line 287, ...
How to display database query results of 100,000 rows or more with HTML?	4,186,505	1	7	3,442	1	python,html,oracle,coldfusion	Most people, in this case, would use a framework. The best documented and most popular framework in Python is Django. It has good database support (including Oracle), and you'll have the easiest time getting help using it since there's such an active Django community. You can try some other frameworks, but if you're ti...	0	0	0	2010-11-15T16:18:00.000	6	0.033321	false	4,186,384	0	1	1	We're rewriting a website used by one of our clients. The user traffic on it is very low, less than 100 unique visitors a week. It's basically just a nice interface to their data in our databases. It allows them to query and filter on different sets of data of theirs. We're rewriting the site in Python, re-using the sa...
Python app to django web app	4,192,566	1	3	242	0	python,django,web-applications,django-models	That is Django's ORM: it maps classes to tables. What else did you expect? There needs to be some way of specifying what the fields are, though, before you can use them, and that's managed through the models.Model class and the various models.Field subclasses. You can certainly use your classes as mixins in order to us...	0	0	0	2010-11-16T08:40:00.000	3	0.066568	false	4,192,339	0	1	2	I've written some python code to accomplish a task. Currently, there are 4-5 classes that I'm storing in separate files. I'd now like to change this whole thing into a database-backed web app. I've been reading tutorials on Django, and so far I get the impression that I'll need to manually specify the fields and their ...
Python app to django web app	4,192,813	0	3	242	0	python,django,web-applications,django-models	If you are thinking about a database backend based web app, you have to specify what fields of the data you want to store and what type of the value you want stored. There is an abstraction that introspects the db to convert it into the django models.py format. But I know not of any that introspects a python class and ...	0	0	0	2010-11-16T08:40:00.000	3	0	false	4,192,339	0	1	2	I've written some python code to accomplish a task. Currently, there are 4-5 classes that I'm storing in separate files. I'd now like to change this whole thing into a database-backed web app. I've been reading tutorials on Django, and so far I get the impression that I'll need to manually specify the fields and their ...
how to filled the data in django templates	4,192,721	1	0	182	0	python,django	Of course you need to render the template - and you do that via the context. How is it not working?	0	0	0	2010-11-16T09:28:00.000	3	0.066568	false	4,192,675	0	1	1	I want to email a template in django. The template has one variable say name. I want to filled this value. How to do that. context is not working because i don't need to render the page.
Is it possible to access the internal elements of an embedded Flash object via a scripting language?	4,198,087	0	0	110	0	javascript,python,flash	No, not really. Not like you can examine the DOM of a webpage. You can download and decompile the swf, but you may or may not be able to get all the info you want out.	0	0	1	2010-11-16T19:20:00.000	2	0	false	4,198,069	0	1	2	I would like to be able to access all the components of say a Flash image gallery on someone else's site. I want to be able to find the images, image coordinates, action script code, audio files, video, etc. I do not want to manipulate these elements, I just want to view them and their related information. Is this pos...
Is it possible to access the internal elements of an embedded Flash object via a scripting language?	4,198,271	0	0	110	0	javascript,python,flash	You can if (and only if) your application domain is the same.	0	0	1	2010-11-16T19:20:00.000	2	1.2	true	4,198,069	0	1	2	I would like to be able to access all the components of say a Flash image gallery on someone else's site. I want to be able to find the images, image coordinates, action script code, audio files, video, etc. I do not want to manipulate these elements, I just want to view them and their related information. Is this pos...
Why does domain driven design seem only popular with static languages like C# & Java?	4,205,497	1	45	14,335	0	python,domain-driven-design	If Domain Driven Design is an effectively defined design pattern, why does it matter what language you're using? Advice for design philosophies and the like should be largely language agnostic. They're higher level than the language, so to speak.	0	0	1	2010-11-17T05:47:00.000	6	0.033321	false	4,201,846	1	1	4	Domain driven design has become my architecture of choice. I've been able to find a abundance of books & tutorials for applying DDD principles within the ASP.net framework. It mostly seems inspired from what Java developers have been doing for a good while now. For my personal projects, I'm starting to lean more towa...
Why does domain driven design seem only popular with static languages like C# & Java?	4,224,643	2	45	14,335	0	python,domain-driven-design	Most books on design/coding techniques such as TDD and design patterns are written in Java or C#, since that is currently the lowest common denominator language and have the widest user base, or at least the largest base of people who can read and understand the language. This is done largely for marketing reasons so ...	0	0	1	2010-11-17T05:47:00.000	6	0.066568	false	4,201,846	1	1	4	Domain driven design has become my architecture of choice. I've been able to find a abundance of books & tutorials for applying DDD principles within the ASP.net framework. It mostly seems inspired from what Java developers have been doing for a good while now. For my personal projects, I'm starting to lean more towa...
Why does domain driven design seem only popular with static languages like C# & Java?	12,297,993	5	45	14,335	0	python,domain-driven-design	Python seems to be not too popular in enterprises till now compared to Java (but I believe the wind is in that direction. An example is Django, which was created by a newspaper company). Most programmers working with python are likely either into scientific computing or into web applications. Both of these fields relat...	0	0	1	2010-11-17T05:47:00.000	6	0.16514	false	4,201,846	1	1	4	Domain driven design has become my architecture of choice. I've been able to find a abundance of books & tutorials for applying DDD principles within the ASP.net framework. It mostly seems inspired from what Java developers have been doing for a good while now. For my personal projects, I'm starting to lean more towa...
Why does domain driven design seem only popular with static languages like C# & Java?	4,208,311	20	45	14,335	0	python,domain-driven-design	I think it is definitely popular elsewhere, especially functional languages. However, certain patterns associated with the Big Blue Book are not as applicable in dynamic languages and frameworks like Rails tend to lead people away from ideas of bounded context However, the true thrust of DDD being ubiquitous language ...	0	0	1	2010-11-17T05:47:00.000	6	1.2	true	4,201,846	1	1	4	Domain driven design has become my architecture of choice. I've been able to find a abundance of books & tutorials for applying DDD principles within the ASP.net framework. It mostly seems inspired from what Java developers have been doing for a good while now. For my personal projects, I'm starting to lean more towa...
Reusing django re-usable apps	4,202,031	0	1	268	0	python,django,model-view-controller,web-applications	There's certainly the {% include %} tag, which allows you to include templates directly inside of another template. It also gets everything that the enclosed template gets, so if you are using the RequestContext that means it has access to everything in the request variable. However, it seems you're saying that you wan...	0	0	0	2010-11-17T06:12:00.000	2	0	false	4,201,948	0	1	1	I was wondering if this would be possible to implement (as an app/middleware): I install the django-registration app. I then create my site-base app for making some generic page views. I want to put a login form and a registration form on a the front page. So I go in and I modify the /register/login.html and the regist...
Django: How do I redirect to page where form originated	5,241,559	0	4	2,498	0	python,django	Another option might be to create separate URL conf that resolve to the same view, and passing in the source view as a kwargs to the view.	0	0	0	2010-11-17T10:21:00.000	3	0	false	4,203,417	0	1	2	In my Django app I have multiple pages displaying a link that loads a new page displaying a form. When the form is submitted, what is the cleanest way to redirect to the originating page from which this form was accessed? originating page -> form page -> originating page Using a next variable seems unellegant since I h...
Django: How do I redirect to page where form originated	4,203,496	6	4	2,498	0	python,django	There are a couple of options, all with the cons and benefits ofcourse. passing the originating page withi POST/GET storing the originating page in the session (won't work with multiple tabs obviously) storing the originating page in a cookie (won't work with multiple tabs either) if it's a single page, redirect to th...	0	0	0	2010-11-17T10:21:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,203,417	0	1	2	In my Django app I have multiple pages displaying a link that loads a new page displaying a form. When the form is submitted, what is the cleanest way to redirect to the originating page from which this form was accessed? originating page -> form page -> originating page Using a next variable seems unellegant since I h...
Django + apache & mod_wsgi: having to restart apache after changes	4,206,134	22	30	23,853	0	python,django,apache,mod-wsgi,django-wsgi	My suggestion is that you run the application in daemon mode. This way you won't be required to restart apache, just touch my_handler.wsgi and the daemon will know to restart the app. The apache httpd will not be only yours (in production) so it is fair not to restart it on every update.	0	0	0	2010-11-17T15:30:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,206,000	0	1	2	I configured my development server this way: Ubuntu, Apache, mod_wsgi, Python 2.6 I work on the server from another computer connected to it. Most of the times the changes don't affect the application unless I restart Apache. In some cases the changes take effect without restarting the webserver, but after let's say 3 ...
Django + apache & mod_wsgi: having to restart apache after changes	4,206,153	-1	30	23,853	0	python,django,apache,mod-wsgi,django-wsgi	Apache loads Django environment when starting and keep running it even when source is changed. I suggest you to use Django 'runserver' (which automatically restarts on changes) in heavy development sessions, unless you need some Apache-specific features (such as multi-thread). Note also that changes in templates do not...	0	0	0	2010-11-17T15:30:00.000	3	-0.066568	false	4,206,000	0	1	2	I configured my development server this way: Ubuntu, Apache, mod_wsgi, Python 2.6 I work on the server from another computer connected to it. Most of the times the changes don't affect the application unless I restart Apache. In some cases the changes take effect without restarting the webserver, but after let's say 3 ...
When and how to use Tornado? When is it useless?	4,213,777	50	87	29,364	0	python,asynchronous,nonblocking,tornado	There is a server and a webframework. When should we use framework and when can we replace it with other one? This distinction is a bit blurry. If you are only serving static pages, you would use one of the fast servers like lighthttpd. Otherwise, most servers provide a varying complexity of framework to develop web a...	1	0	0	2010-11-18T08:29:00.000	2	1.2	true	4,212,877	0	1	1	Ok, Tornado is non-blocking and quite fast and it can handle a lot of standing requests easily. But I guess it's not a silver bullet and if we just blindly run Django-based or any other site with Tornado it won't give any performance boost. I couldn't find comprehensive explanation of this, so I'm asking it here: When...
Any benefits of turning libraries for Django into an App?	4,214,852	1	3	116	0	python,django,django-apps	In my opinion, there is no benefits for middleware and decorators. My rule of thumb: If it has a model and/or views, I'll make it an app.. Even for custom template tags I chose to make it an egg and import it into the apps that will be using it. Good question.	0	0	0	2010-11-18T09:09:00.000	3	0.066568	false	4,213,138	0	1	3	When developing some functionality for use with django. In this case a middleware and some other utils like a decorator. Is there any upside of making it into a Django App. The library has no models, so there is no point in a models.py (which you need to make django see it as an app), or putting into INSTALLED_APPS. Bu...
Any benefits of turning libraries for Django into an App?	4,215,661	0	3	116	0	python,django,django-apps	IMO it's handy to instantly see the list of used apps/libraries- if you miss anything, you can just pip install or easy_install it in the blink of an eye.	0	0	0	2010-11-18T09:09:00.000	3	0	false	4,213,138	0	1	3	When developing some functionality for use with django. In this case a middleware and some other utils like a decorator. Is there any upside of making it into a Django App. The library has no models, so there is no point in a models.py (which you need to make django see it as an app), or putting into INSTALLED_APPS. Bu...
Any benefits of turning libraries for Django into an App?	4,213,863	2	3	116	0	python,django,django-apps	You'll have to make it an app if you want to provide templates, template tags or filters with your library. Otherwise, Django won't pick them up.	0	0	0	2010-11-18T09:09:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,213,138	0	1	3	When developing some functionality for use with django. In this case a middleware and some other utils like a decorator. Is there any upside of making it into a Django App. The library has no models, so there is no point in a models.py (which you need to make django see it as an app), or putting into INSTALLED_APPS. Bu...
Python development under Mac	4,215,219	0	3	836	0	python,macos	Python development on a Mac will be similar to Python development on other *NIX-based operating systems which, in some ways, can be easier than on Windows. As long as none of the modules you are using are Windows-only then you should have no problem!	0	0	0	2010-11-18T13:19:00.000	5	0	false	4,215,164	1	1	2	I've been developing python web apps using django and appengine. I'm planning on buying a macbook to develop iPhone apps. I wonder if I will be able to develop my python apps without too much changes on a mac , or if keeping them on a PC will be better? Thanks
Python development under Mac	4,215,195	1	3	836	0	python,macos	Developing python for app-engine on a mac works like a charm.	0	0	0	2010-11-18T13:19:00.000	5	0.039979	false	4,215,164	1	1	2	I've been developing python web apps using django and appengine. I'm planning on buying a macbook to develop iPhone apps. I wonder if I will be able to develop my python apps without too much changes on a mac , or if keeping them on a PC will be better? Thanks
Page auto-update like in Twitter	4,217,142	1	2	753	0	jquery,python,twitter,twisted	use an ajax call with a setInterval, add new content - if any - on the success function of JQuery's AJAX to the according div.	0	0	0	2010-11-18T14:31:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,215,816	0	1	1	I wanna add page auto-update on my web site. It's written in Python and jquery, so I wanna try Twisted (or another COMET thing). The problem is about I don't know what exactly I need and what docs I have to read.
Python CMS to create a video site like youtube?	4,216,611	1	5	12,137	0	python,open-source,video,content-management	You might want to tak ea look at zencoder for video encoding too.....	0	0	0	2010-11-18T15:25:00.000	6	0.033321	false	4,216,430	0	1	1	Is anyone aware of a open source CMS written in python using which I can make a site like YouTube?
Defacto Project Template for Python Tornado	4,220,282	0	13	3,298	0	python,tornado	Tornado comes with a good number of examples and the source is well documented with a few code snipits as well.	0	0	1	2010-11-18T22:24:00.000	6	0	false	4,220,244	0	1	1	Can someone recommend a project skeleton for python tornado? I suppose it's easy enough to roll my own but I'm curious what else is out there since (obviously) others have been down this road before.
Form validations in a template if using a readymade module for registration	4,365,743	0	0	140	0	python,django	I worked out and got my answer that if we want to put any extra validations, then they should be inserted before the save method of the form. Its the correct place to perform the task. Hope this would help a beginner like me.	0	0	0	2010-11-19T11:50:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,224,661	0	1	1	I just wanted to know that I am using the predefined registration module and it I am not able to validate the registration form. my registration_form.html look like this {% extends "registration_base.html" %} 2 {% block title %} Registration Form {% endblock %} 3 {% block external %} 4 5 .error{ ...
Python (with Django) and PHP	4,229,417	4	0	1,897	0	php,python,django	PHP is a popular language for web development with tons of libraries and examples online. Python is a modern, well-design programming language where everything is an object. It works well in many environments, including web programming, although it wasn't originally designed for that environment. If you want a general...	0	0	1	2010-11-19T21:10:00.000	1	1.2	true	4,229,394	0	1	1	Just wondering, as I think about learning either PHP or Django (I have previous Python knowledge), what advantages do Python and Django have over PHP, what disadvantages etc. I don't want to know which one is better, surely neither is better, both have their good sides as well as bad sides and I will probably learn bot...
Rails or Pylons -- Any good framework for Python?	4,241,121	0	2	3,321	0	python,ruby-on-rails,pylons	I wrote a few websites in Pylons over the years and I like it a lot. The great things about Pylons is that it consists mostly of third party libraries. That means that you're learning many useful libraries that can be used in you other projects, for example SQLAlchemy, WebOb, FormEncode, Beaker, Mako and so on ... Espe...	0	0	0	2010-11-21T22:09:00.000	8	0	false	4,240,673	0	1	3	I have no background in web applications, but have a fairly experience background in C++, and a quick learner. I have spent some time learning Python and reading through SQLAlchemy. I kind of like the idea of coding in pure Python OO, and then use a nice SQLAlchemy mapper to persist everything. I like this decoupled a...
Rails or Pylons -- Any good framework for Python?	4,240,821	1	2	3,321	0	python,ruby-on-rails,pylons	Rails is written in Ruby, not Python. If you have your heart set on Python, then go with Django. But please give Rails a fair shake; ActiveRecord is not the only ORM available either. I use DataMapper for some apps too. I may be biased, but I'm inclined to think the Rails ecosystem is bigger than that of Django too.	0	0	0	2010-11-21T22:09:00.000	8	0.024995	false	4,240,673	0	1	3	I have no background in web applications, but have a fairly experience background in C++, and a quick learner. I have spent some time learning Python and reading through SQLAlchemy. I kind of like the idea of coding in pure Python OO, and then use a nice SQLAlchemy mapper to persist everything. I like this decoupled a...
Rails or Pylons -- Any good framework for Python?	18,227,975	0	2	3,321	0	python,ruby-on-rails,pylons	I used Web2Py for many small projects, including many goodies such as the "Workers" & Scheduler concepts, some event-driven updates in web page through the short tornado example in websocket_messaging.py. If you're looking for a small but powerful development framework that includes a small DB and display tables, it's ...	0	0	0	2010-11-21T22:09:00.000	8	0	false	4,240,673	0	1	3	I have no background in web applications, but have a fairly experience background in C++, and a quick learner. I have spent some time learning Python and reading through SQLAlchemy. I kind of like the idea of coding in pure Python OO, and then use a nice SQLAlchemy mapper to persist everything. I like this decoupled a...
Preferable platform for video-editing and viewing - Executable program / Web-based?	4,241,072	1	0	2,041	0	javascript,python,video,html,html5-video	I wouldn't use any of those: Browsers can't handle the weight of an application like that, python would take ages to render. If you want to make the frontends in python and/or HTML/JS feel free but you will need a compiled (Preferably C/C++) application to handle the heavy lifting in the background (For HTML, especiall...	0	0	0	2010-11-21T23:23:00.000	4	0.049958	false	4,241,033	0	1	2	I need to make a light-weight application for video editing and viewing. I was thinking of either writing an executable program written in Python, or a light-weight web app using JavaScript and HTML5. Flash, as a third option, is pretty much out of the question, since it's too fat and has many security flaws. EDIT: The...
Preferable platform for video-editing and viewing - Executable program / Web-based?	4,943,803	1	0	2,041	0	javascript,python,video,html,html5-video	I eventually developed a web-app - HTML5 & CSS. Developing a GUI in HTML is a breeze. And the Chromium (Open-source Google Chrome) handles HTML5 pretty well. Unlike what people have said here, it is not heavy.	0	0	0	2010-11-21T23:23:00.000	4	1.2	true	4,241,033	0	1	2	I need to make a light-weight application for video editing and viewing. I was thinking of either writing an executable program written in Python, or a light-weight web app using JavaScript and HTML5. Flash, as a third option, is pretty much out of the question, since it's too fat and has many security flaws. EDIT: The...
How do you maintain user data when updating a Django site?	4,242,733	0	0	104	0	python,mysql,django-south,django-database	+1 to South, but... We need more information! Are you doing radical changes to your Models, or just adding or removing fields here or there? South can handle some pretty radical migrations, but you'll have to write some custom migration code. Personally, I use South if I'm adding a new field, but not for this kind of...	0	0	0	2010-11-22T00:13:00.000	2	0	false	4,241,227	0	1	1	I have a live Django site that already has registered users. I am trying to update the site with a new version that is different from the original site -similar idea but different models. How can I keep the current users on the new site? I have heard South may be a good solution, but the old site doesn't have it instal...
Python/Django: How to remove extra white spaces & tabs from a string?	4,241,776	1	25	28,671	0	python,django,string	"electric guitar".split() will give you ['electric', 'guitar']. So will "electric \tguitar".	0	0	0	2010-11-22T02:30:00.000	6	0.033321	false	4,241,757	0	1	1	I'm building a website with Python/Django. Users submit tags. Each tag can contain multiple words. Each tag has an ID number. I want to make sure tags that are formatted slightly differently are still being recognized as the same tag. For example, if one user submitted the tag "electric guitar" and the other submitted ...
How should I use Celery when task results are large?	18,987,208	1	7	1,893	0	python,architecture,task,celery,task-queue	I handle this by structuring my app to write the multi-megabyte results into files, which I them memmap into memory so they are shared among all processes that use that data... This totally finesses the question of how to get the results to another machine, but if the results are that large, it sounds like the these ...	1	0	0	2010-11-22T04:09:00.000	2	0.099668	false	4,242,205	0	1	1	What's the best way to handle tasks executed in Celery where the result is large? I'm thinking of things like table dumps and the like, where I might be returning data in the hundreds of megabytes. I'm thinking that the naive approach of cramming the message into the result database is not going to serve me here, much ...
URLError: urlopen error timed out	4,244,324	0	2	14,600	0	python,django,ubuntu,apache2	Run simple network analysis first, tracert ping wireshark (for network analysis) Check your firewall and proxy settings on the server and make sure the correct ports, routes and permissions are fine.	1	0	0	2010-11-22T08:23:00.000	2	0	false	4,243,550	0	1	1	Whenever i try to make a HTTP request to some url through my django application which is running on top of apache mod_python (Machine: Ubuntu 10.04 server edition, 64-bits), it gives a timeout error. The strange thing is that it works fine on Ubuntu 10.04 server edition, 32-bits. I feel there could be some proxy connec...
App Engine: CPU Over Quota on urlfetch()	4,262,449	2	2	454	0	python,google-app-engine	You should change the design of your application. Instead of making requests to Twitter from App Engine for every user request: Do the request in the user's browser with JavaScript if possible. After a urlfetch, store Twitter's response in the datastore, since a call to the datastore is faster on the next request. If ...	1	0	0	2010-11-23T14:05:00.000	2	0.197375	false	4,256,767	0	1	1	Hey. I'm quite new to App Engine. I created a web-based Twitter app which is now running on App Engine and I'm constantly hitting my CPU Over Quota limits. I did a little profiling and I found out that every request consists of two urlfetch queries, each one of which takes up to 2 CPU seconds. That time is probably spe...
python reporting tool, similar to birtviewer	4,258,672	0	1	280	0	python,reporting	Sure. Write it. Make it open source and give us a git repo to have a little look... Honestly if the problem exists solve it.	0	0	1	2010-11-23T16:56:00.000	1	0	false	4,258,624	0	1	1	Can you guys please tell if building my own birtviewer like reporting tool but using python is a crazy idea. The company I'm working now, we are using birtviewer to generate reports for the clients, but I'm already getting frustrated tweaking the code to suit our client needs and it's written on massive java code which...
How to design a website on Django platform?	4,259,726	1	2	1,428	0	python,django	Even with an IDE you will just be editing text. Once you get comfortable with the framework, as long as you have debug turned on in your settings, you can do it from any old text editor. I develop websites using the Eclipse IDE with the Pydev plug-in. The html/css plugin i have installed always seems to break when the...	0	0	0	2010-11-23T18:14:00.000	3	0.066568	false	4,259,352	0	1	3	Apologies if my question is misleading. Here's what I mean. In Visual Studio 2010 for example, you could visually design a website or a web application as well as add C# code here and there. How would I design my website without an IDE, just by using Python IDLE and Django platform. Would I need to use something like ...
How to design a website on Django platform?	4,259,392	8	2	1,428	0	python,django	Django source code is usually edited in a non-GUI application. So, unless you use the code tab, Dreamweaver will be useless. That is, unless you create a static HTML file first then populate it with dynamic code and separate it into bits.	0	0	0	2010-11-23T18:14:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,259,352	0	1	3	Apologies if my question is misleading. Here's what I mean. In Visual Studio 2010 for example, you could visually design a website or a web application as well as add C# code here and there. How would I design my website without an IDE, just by using Python IDLE and Django platform. Would I need to use something like ...
How to design a website on Django platform?	4,259,555	2	2	1,428	0	python,django	just by using Python IDLE and Django platform. Start the webserver Make a model, a controller, and a view. Add data to the db (maybe with the admin model) Load up the page in your browser. Repeat as necessary But I would recommend a more powerful text editor than idle if you are really going to do develop a whole ...	0	0	0	2010-11-23T18:14:00.000	3	0.132549	false	4,259,352	0	1	3	Apologies if my question is misleading. Here's what I mean. In Visual Studio 2010 for example, you could visually design a website or a web application as well as add C# code here and there. How would I design my website without an IDE, just by using Python IDLE and Django platform. Would I need to use something like ...
Django with IronPython and VS2010?	4,259,631	1	3	1,115	0	python,django,visual-studio-2010,ironpython,pycharm	Since MS is no longer officially working on IronPython, you may consider PyCharm. I come from Asp.net and recently moved to Django and happen to use PyCharm and overall am happy with it. Especially because I can work on the same code from my PC or Mac with it. There were some gotches that got me for a bit with it, l...	0	0	0	2010-11-23T18:44:00.000	2	1.2	true	4,259,553	1	1	1	I have just checked JetBrains products page and noticed they have a new product - PyCharm that supports Django out of the box for Python development. Is there a plug-in or a native support for Django in Visual Studio 2010 with IronPython?
I need a good web development framework for Python	4,261,259	2	3	1,308	0	python	I'm using Flask (a very minimal web framework) and SQLAlchemy as my ORM. I'm exceedingly happy with it. Disclaimer: I'm only using this for personal projects at the moment, though I do plan to launch a web app in the next 6 months using this setup.	0	0	0	2010-11-23T20:01:00.000	6	0.066568	false	4,260,324	0	1	1	I'm a C/C++ developer and I also have experience developing web apps with C#, ASP.NET MVC and fluent nhibernate. I'm looking for non-MS alternatives for web development and I'm really interested in python so I went out after Django but I've been told that Django makes it difficult for me to personalize my HTML (not sur...
How to see generated source from an URL page with python script and not anly source?	4,264,223	0	2	212	0	javascript,python,parsing,url,dynamically-generated	I you want generated source you'll need a browser, I don't think you can with only python.	0	1	0	2010-11-24T06:35:00.000	2	0	false	4,264,076	0	1	2	I have some url to parse, and they used some javascript to create it dynamicly. So if i want to parse the result generated page with python... how can i do that ? Firefox do that well with web developer... so i think it possible ... but i don't know where to start... Thx for help lo
How to see generated source from an URL page with python script and not anly source?	4,264,239	2	2	212	0	javascript,python,parsing,url,dynamically-generated	I've done this by doing a POST of document.body.innerHTML, after the page is loaded, to a CGI script in Python. For the parsing, BeautifulSoup is a good choice.	0	1	0	2010-11-24T06:35:00.000	2	1.2	true	4,264,076	0	1	2	I have some url to parse, and they used some javascript to create it dynamicly. So if i want to parse the result generated page with python... how can i do that ? Firefox do that well with web developer... so i think it possible ... but i don't know where to start... Thx for help lo
Should I wait for Django to start supporting Python 3?	4,270,236	3	8	884	0	python,django,python-3.x	Python 2 will still live for a very long time. Actually, there's no really good reason to use Python 3 right now unless you need Python3 features which are not available as future imports and know that you won't ever need to use 3rd party modules which might not be Python3-compatible. So the best solution is doing your...	0	0	0	2010-11-24T18:20:00.000	3	0.197375	false	4,270,192	0	1	3	I have a website idea that I'm very excited about, and I love Python. So, I'm interested in using Django. However, I started learning Python in version 3.1, and Django currently only supports various 2.x versions. I've searched for information about when Django will start supporting Python 3.x, and gotten mostly articl...
Should I wait for Django to start supporting Python 3?	4,270,237	2	8	884	0	python,django,python-3.x	I recommend you learn the frameworks on the old version now, and let 2to3 figure it out when the time comes.	0	0	0	2010-11-24T18:20:00.000	3	0.132549	false	4,270,192	0	1	3	I have a website idea that I'm very excited about, and I love Python. So, I'm interested in using Django. However, I started learning Python in version 3.1, and Django currently only supports various 2.x versions. I've searched for information about when Django will start supporting Python 3.x, and gotten mostly articl...
Should I wait for Django to start supporting Python 3?	4,270,238	14	8	884	0	python,django,python-3.x	No. Don't wait. Why? Pretty much all django libraries are written for Python 2.x, and if you ever plan on using any of them with Python 3 with the next major release of Django then you'll be waiting not 1 but 3-4 years when everyone starts converting their code. In this time, you could have already mastered django and...	0	0	0	2010-11-24T18:20:00.000	3	1.2	true	4,270,192	0	1	3	I have a website idea that I'm very excited about, and I love Python. So, I'm interested in using Django. However, I started learning Python in version 3.1, and Django currently only supports various 2.x versions. I've searched for information about when Django will start supporting Python 3.x, and gotten mostly articl...
Scrapy Django Limit links crawled	4,274,071	2	6	1,211	0	python,django,scrapy	for #1: Don't use rules attribute to extract links and follow, write your rule in parse function and yield or return Requests object. for #2: Try scrapyd	0	0	0	2010-11-24T19:15:00.000	2	0.197375	false	4,270,612	0	1	1	I just got scrapy setup and running and it works great, but I have two (noob) questions. I should say first that I am totally new to scrapy and spidering sites. Can you limit the number of links crawled? I have a site that doesn't use pagination and just lists a lot of links (which I crawl) on their home page. I fe...
Cannot import markdown because of COMMAND_LINE_LOGGING_LEVEL	4,832,196	2	3	1,564	0	python,django,markdown	I fixed this error by removing the .py extension from markdown.py in whatever/bin. This apparently prevented it from importing itself instead of the markdown module in site-packages.	0	0	0	2010-11-24T19:48:00.000	2	0.197375	false	4,270,893	0	1	1	I've got a weird error where I can import markdown in Python, and I can import markdown in python inside the Django runserver, but I get the following when trying to import markdown inside of gunicorn's app server. * ImportError: cannot import name COMMAND_LINE_LOGGING_LEVEL This is even more confusing because I found ...
Django AdminSite - Difficult or Easy Implementation?	4,271,834	0	0	633	0	python,django,django-admin	the django admin is more of a one size fits all kind of ui which may not be intuitive for use in some cases .. customizing its look is easy but extending it is some how hard. you are better off designing your own views in that case.	0	0	0	2010-11-24T20:12:00.000	3	0	false	4,271,089	0	1	2	Has anyone implemented their own AdminSite? How easy/hard was the basic implementation? I'm in the midst of building a "cms" that's going to be quite large and decently complex in some areas and I'm wondering if using something like AdminSite would save some time. I'd rather not have to make my own implementation for a...
Django AdminSite - Difficult or Easy Implementation?	4,271,476	0	0	633	0	python,django,django-admin	Both If you are OK with it not doing exactly what you want its pretty much done for you automatically. If you need fine grain control over certain things it can be hard to customize without knowing the internals of the admin code.	0	0	0	2010-11-24T20:12:00.000	3	0	false	4,271,089	0	1	2	Has anyone implemented their own AdminSite? How easy/hard was the basic implementation? I'm in the midst of building a "cms" that's going to be quite large and decently complex in some areas and I'm wondering if using something like AdminSite would save some time. I'd rather not have to make my own implementation for a...
Rails vs Django Deployment	4,279,176	0	1	1,629	0	python,ruby-on-rails,ruby,django,deployment	At the moment Rails has better tools for deployment. Of course you can use Capistrano and other tools mentioned in this thread with Python/Django as well, it just mean you have to learn some bits of Ruby notation. Fabric is great and feels more natural if you are Python person however has much less out-of-the-box funct...	0	0	0	2010-11-25T15:11:00.000	6	0	false	4,278,476	0	1	2	I'm looking for at either Rails or Django for some opensource development.. I recently tried to install Gitorious (awesome rails app) on a server.. Gave up after about 4 days of crying at 3AM, Which is generally the easiest to deploy? Thanks Daniel
Rails vs Django Deployment	4,278,840	1	1	1,629	0	python,ruby-on-rails,ruby,django,deployment	HELLO, You can use passenger to deploy your rails application without pain :) Capistrano and webistrano are alternatives too	0	0	0	2010-11-25T15:11:00.000	6	0.033321	false	4,278,476	0	1	2	I'm looking for at either Rails or Django for some opensource development.. I recently tried to install Gitorious (awesome rails app) on a server.. Gave up after about 4 days of crying at 3AM, Which is generally the easiest to deploy? Thanks Daniel
Test out small snippets of Django code	4,285,854	0	0	330	0	python,django,django-models,django-views,django-testing	I also had this problem before, may be you could install ipython,which has a magic function called like this: %save. This will save what you input into a file . and ipython is a very charming tool ,which can take the palce of standard python prompt perfectly.. It also have other wonderful things ! And in django , if yo...	0	0	0	2010-11-25T18:20:00.000	6	0	false	4,279,885	0	1	1	I am still in the development phase of a Django App. Before even writing my views.py, I test them out to see if my models are correctly defined. This I do it in the terminal by invoking python manage.py shell But oh so often I make some syntax error prompting me to abort the shell ctrl-D & retype everything. This proc...

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