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Is it possible to make a to-do-list web application in Django in which the admin sets the things to do and the user are only allowed to see what the admin put in their profiles? Which could be the steps to reach this goal? (example: first create admin, user and things model then...) thank you for your help!!
Not really the place for this open question on stack, however here a step by step tutorial on just what you are after.
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/python-tutorials/intro-to-django-building-a-to-do-list/
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I am new to django-rest-framework. And I wonder if this module give user self generating documentation of his API. What I mean is if drf provides a page on which I will have all my api methods listed (with required permissions, params, urls and description)?
Thanks
Take a look at the django-rest-framework-docs package:
https://github.com/marcgibbons/django-rest-framework-docs
Also the newer django-rest-swagger package, by the same author:
https://github.com/marcgibbons/django-rest-swagger
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does anone know whether ROWLEX .Net RDF library is still on or not? I have tried sevral times this week to access the website but no luck. I have lost my download and wanted it again. Maybe a URL chenged or something?
Thanks a lot!
The website is down due to technical and bureaucratic issues. It will come back. I expect a few more weeks.
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I am trying to make a standalone using c++.In my standalone I want it to track user's clicks,I mean which link does he/she clicks.I am trying to count how much time he/she uses a perticular site,like pageaddict(a firefox extension).
So any support..?
If you want to make a Firefox extension, you should be using JavaScript. In C++, you might make a sniffer, which could tell you from what site the packets you receive are from. But that would require quite a lot of knowledge and of time.
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i don't know what the remote_api will do
thanks
You can read about remote_api here: http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/remote_api.html
At a high level, it allows you to write code which interacts with your appengine application code and datastore without having to go through the request/response model.
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i m running a website from a global webserver and a wants to store a data from a form to my localhost (like wamp) too........ is it possible.....
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You will need to explain a lot more if you want anyone to be able to help you.
What is a "global webserver"? What kind of site or web application are you running on it? What does your form do? What data do you want to save? And what do you want to do with it?
To get you started, here's some advice on how to ask questions in technical forums. It's a bit long, and somewhat harsh, but still recommended reading.
http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html