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django-userpreferences (django-userpreferences)
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This Django_ app has for purpose to integrate easily for other apps to use.
It aims to be easily added into existing projects.
Installation
============
Depedencies
~~~~~~~~~~~
django-userpreferences requires django-picklefield.
When upgrading you need south.
Installing django-userpreferences
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Install into your python path using pip or easy_install::
pip install django-userpreferences
easy_install django-userpreferences
Add *'preferences'* to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py::
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'preferences',
)
Add *'(r'^preferences/', include('preferences.urls')'* to your urls::
urlpatterns = patterns( '',
....
(r'^preferences/', include('preferences.urls'),
)
Don't forget to run ::
./manage.py syncdb
to create the table that is going to receive the preferences.
And if you are using south (you need south if you are upgrading)::
./manage.py migrate
Changing the default separator
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
django-userpreferences uses a separator between the app name and the
preference name in forms. By default the separator is '/'. To override this
in the weird case you might be needing it in some variable name, you need
to change it in you settings.py file::
PREFERENCES_SEPARATOR = '/'
django-userpreferences (django-userpreferences)
=====================================
This Django_ app has for purpose to integrate easily for other apps to use.
It aims to be easily added into existing projects.
Installation
============
Depedencies
~~~~~~~~~~~
django-userpreferences requires django-picklefield.
When upgrading you need south.
Installing django-userpreferences
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Install into your python path using pip or easy_install::
pip install django-userpreferences
easy_install django-userpreferences
Add *'preferences'* to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py::
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'preferences',
)
Add *'(r'^preferences/', include('preferences.urls')'* to your urls::
urlpatterns = patterns( '',
....
(r'^preferences/', include('preferences.urls'),
)
Don't forget to run ::
./manage.py syncdb
to create the table that is going to receive the preferences.
And if you are using south (you need south if you are upgrading)::
./manage.py migrate
Changing the default separator
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
django-userpreferences uses a separator between the app name and the
preference name in forms. By default the separator is '/'. To override this
in the weird case you might be needing it in some variable name, you need
to change it in you settings.py file::
PREFERENCES_SEPARATOR = '/'
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