2008-8-24

23:51 Magus-
aqk: you don't set fields from clean
23:51 Magus-
cleaning is validating
23:51 Magus-
not assignment
23:51 Magus-
lookup multifield multiwidget stuff
23:51 Magus-
you might have to use source
23:51 aqk
Thanks
23:53 Caceres
page = models.ForeignKey(FlatPage, edit_inline=models.STACKED, min_num_in_admin=3, num_extra_on_change=1) i add in my model, but in my admin dont add inline keywords. Why?
23:53 preasha
mattmcc: no reason, because of the main purpose of django?
23:53 cept
one day i will be able to answer questions like Magus...meanwhile back to RTFM
23:53 Magus-
Caceres: are you using the beta or 0.96?
23:54 Magus-
preasha: the main purpose of django is not to be a cms
23:54 Magus-
its to be a web framework
23:54 Magus-
providing tinymce or such is not part of that
23:54 Caceres
Magus-: beta
23:54 Magus-
then of course that does nothing
23:54 Magus-
you're reading old docs
23:55 Magus-
(or the book, which is old and busted too)
23:55 bryanveloso
23:56 preasha
@bryanveloso: thx
23:56 Caceres
Magus-: what i do then to apper in my admin?
23:56 Magus-
I recommend you read the current admin docs, instead of the old ones
23:56 Magus-
they'll tell you how
23:57 bryanveloso
preasha, that was sent to me today actually. :)
23:58 preasha
@mattmcc: sorry for my foolish question, but whats then the main difference/purpose of a web framework? many webframeworks like cherrypy f.e. claim that they can be used to manage websites too?
23:58 mattmcc
preasha: You generally use a framework to build the tools that manage a website.
23:59 Magus-
its not to provide a website for you out of the box
23:59 mattmcc
preasha: So, out of the box, you shouldn't be expecting a framework to be prepared to manage your site for you.
23:59 mattmcc
preasha: That's what a CMS is for. On the other hand, while Django isn't made to manage a site out of the box, it comes very, very close with the components it has, like the admin and the flatpages module.
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