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Required packages
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* django-taggit
https://github.com/alex/django-taggit
* django-colorful
https://github.com/charettes/django-colorful
Installation
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1. Install django-timetable
$ pip install django-timetable
2. In settings.py file add the following to DJANGO_APPS:
DJANGO_APPS = (
...
'taggit',
'timetable',
)
Change Log
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0.1.7:
- Get update url from the model (get_absolute_update_url)
- Search in admin via the name and now tags
- Default admin sort order via the start_date_time
0.1.6 - Removed the event all day event replaceing start and end time because it didn't handline timezone correctly.
0.1.5 - Fixed syntax error in the model
0.1.4:
- Changed unicode name
- Removed unused code
0.1.3 - Fixed an issue with all day events
0.1.2:
- Made the Event name searchable on the admin page.
- Updated the instructions.
0.1.1 - Fixed packaging issue for PyPi
0.1.0 - Base working version
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