Admin doesn't show all entities

[Dmitry Mikhaylov]

I really don't know what might be wrong, but admin doesn't list some of my entities. There're two links in list header saying:

1736 results 2520 total

When I click on "2520 total", it just show the same list with 1736 results. I can open objects change-forms using their ids though.

A couple months ago I did some migrations for the schema, maybe I did something wrong. But if I did, I guess I couldn't access those objects at all...

Please, help me.

[Collin Anderson]

This happened to me once when using django.contrib.comments. It turned out there was an exception happening in the template rendering that was getting silenced.

[Benjamin Scherrey]

Yikes that's scary. How did you diagnose this? I think I may be hitting a few examples of this now as well. Silent repression of exceptions is about as evil a thing as one can do in a framework/library.

On Sat, Sep 20, 2014 at 6:31 AM, Collin Anderson <cmawe...@gmail.com> wrote:

This happened to me once when using django.contrib.comments. It turned out there was an exception happening in the template rendering that was getting silenced.

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[Collin Anderson]

On Saturday, September 20, 2014 12:17:52 PM UTC-4, Ben Scherrey wrote:

Yikes that's scary. How did you diagnose this? I think I may be hitting a few examples of this now as well. Silent repression of exceptions is about as evil a thing as one can do in a framework/library.

Yeah, I don't really remember. I think I added a bunch of print statements to the Django source code.