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webar7: not that i know of.

webar7: that type of functionality should now be possible though

cool

wmealing1!

FunkyBobzor

wmealing1, so you could sort of have a user be able to creat bunch of "temporary" db tables and do dabbledb type stuff and then "save" when they are ready or authed to do so

I'm having trouble displaying the admin media with apache, how do you do it?

wmealing1, gaak this would be mindblowing

webar7: yes, yes it would.

webar7: i had something working..

blips: ADMIN_MEDIA_PREFIX will lead you to admin media files within django's installation. (css, js, img)

make sure the apache user has read access to them.

wmealing1, like google spreadsheets or that SocialText socialcalc thing

webar7: that would be hot...

webar7: a while back i started doing something with that.. schema migration.. but the problem space quickly got -massive-

wmealing1, then you could pull in pynum and go nuts and make a really jazzed up ajax enabled python spreadsheet

wmealing1, yeah

SmileyChris: If you want to know what my templatetags problem was.. it was something dumb of course. I had originally put the template tag in one of my views which is of course wrong. I forgot it was there, and it was screwing up everything else. Thanks for helping though!

webar7: if you do it, you'll be famous.

wmealing1, it's a good test for how well designed the framework is I guess :-D

wmealing1, supposedly smalltalk and "seashore" (?) made it "easy" for dabbledb folks

webar7: dabble has a smaller problem space

webar7: mainly because they dont have to worry about multiple databases

and different widget types

(everything is easy when compared to something harder)