Release 2.4.3-support 2 Contents CHAPTER 1 Install Warning: Version 2.4 introduces some significant changes that require action if you are upgrading from a previous version. Please refer to Upgrading from USE_THOUSAND_SEPARATOR = True, which caused placeholders pri- mary keys to be formatted according to locale, breaking frontend editing. Fix show_placeholder in preview mode show_placeholder no longer uses cached content release notes 1.3.1 What’s new in 2.4 Warning: Upgrading from previous versions 2.4 introduces some changes that require action if you are upgrading from a previous version. You will need to read the sections

document refers to version 2.4.3-support Install Warning Version 2.4 introduces some significant changes that require action if you are upgrading from a previous version. Please refer to Upgrading from USE_THOUSAND_SEPARATOR = True, which caused placeholders primary keys to be formatted according to locale, breaking frontend editing. Fix show_placeholder in preview mode show_placeholder no longer uses cached content 2.4 release notes What’s new in 2.4 Warning Upgrading from previous versions 2.4 introduces some changes that require action if you are upgrading from a previous version. You will need to read the sections

can double-click on the paragraph of the text to change it, add formatting, and save it again. Any changes that are made after publishing are saved to a draft and will not be visible until you re-publish olls_poll_changelist'), # the URL it should open with ) After refreshing the page to load the changes, you can now see the list of polls directly from the menu. Also useful would be an option to create edit field the frontend editing will show the page tree; a common pattern for this is to enable changes in the menu by wrapping the menu template tags: {% render_model_block request.current_page "changelist"

USE_THOUSAND_SEPARATOR = True, which caused placeholders pri- mary keys to be formatted according to locale, breaking frontend editing. 1.3 2.3.7 release notes Warning: Upgrading from previous versions 2.3.7 now requires namespace. Plugin cancel button fixed The cancel button in plugin change forms no longer saves the changes, but actually cancels. Tests refactor Tests can now be run using setup.py test or runtests.py (the improved. • Internationalized strings in JavaScript now get escaped. 1.7.2 Backwards incompatible changes New minimum requirements for dependencies • django-reversion must now be at version 1.6 • django-sekizai

can double-click on the paragraph of the text to change it, add formatting, and save it again. Any changes that are made after publishing are saved to a draft and will not be visible until you re-publish com/django-cms/djangocms-admin-style] for a consistent user experience with django CMS and Django admin. 3. It changes into the project directory and runs the migrate command to create the database: 4. It prompts for list of polls in the sideframe, with add_sideframe_item(). After refreshing the page to load the changes, you can now see the list of polls directly from the menu. Also useful would be an option to create

can double-click on the paragraph of the text to change it, add formatting, and save it again. Any changes that are made after publishing are saved to a draft and will not be visible until you re-publish com/django-cms/djangocms-admin-style] for a consistent user experience with django CMS and Django admin. 3. It changes into the project directory and runs the migrate command to create the database: 4. It prompts for list of polls in the sideframe, with add_sideframe_item(). After refreshing the page to load the changes, you can now see the list of polls directly from the menu. Also useful would be an option to create

can double-click on the paragraph of the text to change it, add formatting, and save it again. Any changes that are made after publishing are saved to a draft and will not be visible until you re-publish djangocms_admin_style for a consistent user experience with django CMS and Django admin. 3. It changes into the project directory and runs the migrate command to create the database: python -m manage olls_poll_changelist'), # the URL it should open with ) After refreshing the page to load the changes, you can now see the list of polls directly from the menu. Also useful would be an option to create

can double-click on the paragraph of the text to change it, add formatting, and save it again. Any changes that are made after publishing are saved to a draft and will not be visible until you re-publish djangocms_admin_style for a consistent user experience with django CMS and Django admin. 3. It changes into the project directory and runs the migrate command to create the database: python -m manage olls_poll_changelist'), # the URL it should open with ) After refreshing the page to load the changes, you can now see the list of polls directly from the menu. Also useful would be an option to create

Running Django’s test suite for the second time Writing Documentation Previewing your changes Committing the changes in the patch Pushing the commit and making a pull request Next steps Using Django How see the raw SQL queries Django is running? Can I use Django with a preexisting database? If I make changes to a model, how do I update the database? Do Django models support multiple-column primary keys? automatically reloads Python code for each request as needed. You don’t need to restart the server for code changes to take effect. However, some actions like adding files don’t trigger a restart, so you’ll have to

Running Django’s test suite for the second time Writing Documentation Previewing your changes Committing the changes in the patch Pushing the commit and making a pull request Next steps Using Django the raw SQL queries Django is running? Can I use Django with a pre-existing database? If I make changes to a model, how do I update the database? Do Django models support multiple-column primary keys? automatically reloads Python code for each request as needed. You don’t need to restart the server for code changes to take effect. However, some actions like adding files don’t trigger a restart, so you’ll have to