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i have some regression since a recent trunk checkout that the development server is really slow when reloading

grigora: which is roughly the same as the snippet Magus- linked you to, but you can't pass it a list of templates to try as you can render_to_response

anyone experience anything familiar?

deric: no

Magus: trying to limit choices in a ForeignKey field.

rozwell && Magus-: thanks

hello I need some help with sites framework

can someone please help me

Khromu: just ask your question

Khromu, don't ask to ask, just ask.

Magus-: , rozwell: Okay, This is what i want to do and i understand why it does not work (title blocks are in same namespace or what its called). But im interested in the /right/ way to do something like that, i mean, the box.html file may be very complicated and i certainly dont want to write that many times in the index.html.... http://dpaste.com/70589/

rozwell: why would you want to pass a list of templates vs just one?

I have an application with I want to deploy where my client will have a domain: client_name.myapp.com

i could use virtualhost and multiple settings files but since i plan to have many account I guess that would be a problem with the memory

grigora: most-specific to less-specific templates usually

what is the sugest aproach to handle this?

rozwell: i'll have to think about that ...

grigora: the auth app (used to) make use of this feature to give you nice hooks to override things for specific models/sections

My first thought is to provide an __init__ method for the form and set the field.queryset explicitly, but I want to make sure I'm not missing something else obvious.

10000 settings files with multiple virtualhost on apache or something else?

toddobryan: that's what i normally do

Khromu: well the sites framework is only really useful if you want to use the same database for multiple projects

Magus-: what would be a good place put your render_response wrapper? views.py?