I think I did something stupid to my setup. I am now getting the
following error:
AttributeError at / 'module' object has no attribute 'quote_name'
The traceback points to line 74 or so which is:
where=[\
'%s.%s=%s.%s' % (\
backend.quote_name('feedjack_tag'), \
backend.quote_name('id'), \
backend.quote_name('feedjack_post_tags'), \
backend.quote_name('tag_id')), \
'%s.%s IN (%s)' % (\
backend.quote_name('feedjack_post_tags'), \
backend.quote_name('post_id'), \
', '.join([str(post.id) for post in object_list]))])
Obviously its not understanding the quotename attached to backend. I
did upgrade my django version to the latest from subversion over the
weekend. I am assuming that is what probably is causing this. Can
anybody confirm? I can drop it back to 0.96 if need be, but I thought
I'd ask first.
Rob
It was in fact due to my use of the django trunk. Or at least
reverting to 0.96 eliminated the error. However the following post
for the comment-utils modules indicates :
http://code.google.com/p/django-comment-utils/issues/detail?id=12
"There was a backwards incompatible change made to django svn
(completed in
rev 5982) which removed django.db.backend and replaced it with
django.db.connection.ops."
I have not gone through the code to see how easy the change is.
But I thought I'd follow up in case anyone else runs into it.