Hello,

I'm writting an application in Django that needs reading an existent cookie that is created after you login in an intranet written in Perl.
The thing is that I want to call my application from the Perl Intranet and I need the login data (profile,user,id) that is encapsuled in a cookie.
Cookie name is 'iddsic' and the content is something like that: hash&6caf9063a81cf917a2398ca6b614595b&id&001&profile&administrator&time&1286182890&ip&xxx.xx.xxx.xx&user&clara

How can I do that?
I tried this but it did'nt work:

-I includede this in MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES
'django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware',

-in the views.py

if "iddsic" in request.COOKIES:
return HttpResponse("Your profile is %s" % \
request.COOKIES["profile"])
else:
return HttpResponse("You don't have profile.")

It always enter in the else and I dont know why because the cookie already exists and 'iddsic' is it's name

Thanks!

Hi,

I'm trying to change the dateTime field format to dd/mm/Y, in order to introduce it that way in a form. I see Django doesn't have this format by default and I don't know exactly what changes I have to make and where make them.

if anyone can help me..

Thank you

HI,

I have a list and a form generated using modelformset_factory (i want to have the chance to edit it). The thing is I want to compare a field from the list with the field from the form. But, let's say I have a 'code' field in the object list and a 'code' field in the form object. Django did'nt let me to compare them like that:

ifequal(form.cod object.cod)

I've tried using form.cod.value but it did'nt work.

Somebody knows how to compare them?

Thank you!

That's exactly what I was looking for

Thank you!

Hi!,

My problem is: when I use modelformset_factory to present a formset to edit my model instances, it always presents the form with the same size in each field, no matter if I change the model max_lenght or the tag options in the template. Could someone help me to customize the size of the fields in the forms generated using modelformset_factory?

Thanks a lot