Django Basic Apps Google Group

Re: can't see blog post body

2009-12-13T03:45:36Z

The [official][1] checkout of the basic apps blog does not have an
attribute "body_markup" If you examine the models.py you'll know for
sure. If you want your blog to be rendered with markdown you should do
it using the markdown filter like so:

{% load markup %}
{{ object.body|markdown }}

[1]:[link]

Re: can't see blog post body

2009-12-13T03:04:51Z

Hi everyone

I remember a while ago I was looking at Django Mingus
[link]
(blog engine based on basic-app) and found out that this line with
object.body_markup wasn't changed and was working.
So maybe its a good place to see why it works there and why it doesn't in

Re: can't see blog post body

2009-12-12T00:27:50Z

im having the same issue.

am feeling this is related to django svn (which is what im using)

Re: can't see blog post body

2009-12-08T17:22:23Z

Hi,

I am having a similar problem. Just wondering if anyone had an answer
to this issue...

Thanks,
jms.

Re: can't see blog post body

2009-11-30T16:32:38Z

Hi Alex,

I was having the same problem. See this post, the solution works for
me and uses markdown instead of _markup:
[link]

also:
[link]

cheers!

nick h

can't see blog post body

2009-11-22T13:41:34Z

Hi everyone,

I am trying to embed basic apps into my application and I bumped to
the problem that I can't see my post body. I checked post_details.html
template and found out that it says
<code>
{% oembed %}
{{ object.body_markup|render_inli nes|pygmentize|safe }}
{% endoembed %}
<code>

There has a login user problem

2009-10-13T03:31:34Z

Model:
class X(models.Model):
user = models.ForeignKey(User, blank=True, null=True)
x= other()

Form:
class xForm(forms.ModelForm):
class Meta:
model = X
exclude = ('marker')

View:
def add_X(request):
print request.user #user has the logined user

page_size in blog app

2009-10-12T02:57:00Z

I am setting up some example projects to get familiar with Basic Apps
and was having a problem with the blog app.

When i load the index page I get an error page. Saying this:
TypeError at /blog/
float() argument must be a string or a number

Now I have a settings object configured through the admin but it

Blog and inlines broken?

2009-08-13T16:38:10Z

I've been messing around with the blog and trying to get inlines
working but I think it's fundamentally broken.

In the post_detail.html template file it has the following line to
render the post:

Now the problem with this is because render_inlines will output html

Re: Inlines in Admin

2009-07-20T01:40:39Z

Sorry, I just found the patch here:

[link]

Inlines in Admin

2009-07-20T01:24:11Z

I am new to Basic Apps and the Inlines form widget does not appear in
Posts admin screen. I saw it on a previous installation I was testing
out.

I install Basic Apps from trunk today and Django from trunk today
1.1beta.

I am guessing I should place something in admin.py but not sure what.
Any ideas?

Re: Blog not updating in views

2009-07-08T19:37:14Z

check your time zone setting. see this thread:

[link]

Re: Exception viewing the Blog

2009-05-11T00:42:33Z

Following up on myself: It seems all I needed was to adjust the URL
settings... (And figure out that Markdown is not part of
django.contrib.markup, but that's an issue with the Django docs themselves)
For google: Here's how to make django-basic-blog work:
[link]

Re: Exception viewing the Blog

2009-05-11T00:27:05Z

In general, it would be rather awesome if the README file included
quick instructions on how to actually set up a version of basic_apps

Yes, it should be rather simple if you've ever used Django - but if
you're using basic_apps, there's a good chance you're on your first
Django project, and the world is fearsome and mystifying. (Well, at

Blog not updating in views

2009-05-10T18:06:01Z

The blog view is not updating properly. Though i tried adding the
posts and they correctly got added in the admin site.

Ne hints if this is a already faced problem of some kind?