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Category Archives: Django
Overriding change_form.html and accessing the object instance
Here’s an example for a custom change_form.html located in app/templates/admin/appname/modelname/change_form.html – and the cool thing is that it accesses the actual instance of the object, which I found to be very convenient and undocumented. If you want it to be … Continue reading
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django-cms 2.0.2 and Django 1.2 – 1.3
If you are running an old version of django-cms, you can still upgrade Django. I would strongly suggest doing this since it’s very uncomplicated. However, if you are running django-cms 2.0, you should first upgrade to 2.0.2 and run the … Continue reading
Stopforumspam Django Middleware
I have created a new Django app for keeping out spammers on the basis of data collected by stopforumspam.com. Read all about it here ยป It’s free, open source, and I hope people will make it better on github.
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Changing the Django Admin site title
Often the Django Admin should look a little different for the sake of your users or for the sake of yourself (running multiple django sites with identical looks and titles can be such a pain). Often users don’t know what … Continue reading
Django tip: Automatic logins
In the Django documentation we see the following: When you’re manually logging a user in, you must call authenticate() before you call login(). That’s all really nice, because it makes sure that all your authentication backends are tried out; but … Continue reading
