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Django is a web application framework for Python. It is designed to prioritize principles of reusability and rapid development.
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Alfanous is an open-source project for anyone, it's code should be generic that anyone can easily run his own copy.
Some Django templates of WUI contain hard-coded links to www.alfanous.org . We should get rid of them and use the variable instead.
This should be done after #48 will be done.
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I guess the initial solution could be leaving the name user_id but allow the user identification field to be changed, and then make the change user_id -> user in next major version (0.5.0?, 1.0.0?). Probably user_id should be deprecated first, and then removed altogether.
IMPORTANT: please remember to provide backward compatibility for th
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Documentation needs to be fixed, also be good written without grammar and syntax mistakes.
If you are native of English and want to help, please, do it as like #11 pull request.
Thanks! :)
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Anyone wanting to modify the CSS for mobile devices and tablets feel free to do a pull request if not solved soon will resolve issue myself.
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It wasn't obvious to me in installing Sous-Chef that there were cronjobs needed. INSTALL.md doesn't say anything about them. And though eventually cronjob.adoc was pointed out to me, I just found out today that it is missing processscheduledstatuschange
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Thesaurus/taxonomy
Could someone explain (or give example) to me how can I use taxonomy fields? I've created simple thesaurus that contains hierarchy (broader, narrower). Using the solr admin panel I can query documents that contain fields "tag_ss_taxonomy_X_ss" but how can I use those fields in search?
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`"tag_ss_taxonomy_0_ss":["Human",
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Created by Adrian Holovaty, Simon Willison
Released 21 July 2005
- Repository
- django/django
- Website
- www.djangoproject.com
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia


When I include easy_audit via the steps in the readme (add it to INSTALLED_APPS and MIDDLEWARE), I get this error on app startup:
As far as I can tell, this argument is supposed to be passed to the signal receiver automatically. I'm not sure what's causing this issue.