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# the method itself, bundled onto AdminTests
def test_changelist_tree_ordering(self):
    # make sure we're only getting the pages we care about.
    with SettingsOverride(CMS_MODERATOR=False, CMS_PERMISSION=False):
        # create some pages, deleting one that pops up in setUp()
        kwargs = { 'published': True, 'in_navigation': True, 'language': 'en',
            'template': 'nav_playground.html'}
        Page.objects.get(pk=1).delete()
        page1 = create_page(title="page 1", parent=None, soft_root=True, **kwargs)
        page2 = create_page(title="page 2", **kwargs)

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# tests/project/pluginapp/plugins/db_table/cms_plugins.py
from django.db import models
from cms.models import CMSPlugin


class NewPluginTestNoDefaults(CMSPlugin):
    pass

class NewPluginTestAsPerDefaults(CMSPlugin):
    class Meta:

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from django.contrib.auth.models import User, Group
from cms.api import create_page
from cms.models.permissionmodels import PagePermission
from cms.models import ACCESS_PAGE, ACCESS_DESCENDANTS, ACCESS_CHILDREN, ACCESS_PAGE_AND_CHILDREN, ACCESS_PAGE_AND_DESCENDANTS

template = "cms/default.html"
language = 'en-gb'
groups = []
users = []

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• pip install django-extensions Werkzeug
• add django_extensions to INSTALLED_APPS
• add Makefile for:

run:
    python manage.py runserver_plus || python manage.py runserver

• Usage:

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" To get vim to work with Watchdog http://pypi.python.org/pypi/watchdog
" we have to set these; see https://github.com/gorakhargosh/watchdog/issues/56
set noswapfile
set nobackup
set nowritebackup

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>>> # Why does applying a list of models increase the number of results
>>> # when that list of models accounts for all search indexes?

>>> from haystack.query import SearchQuerySet
>>> from haystack.forms import model_choices
>>> from django.db.models import get_model
>>> models = [get_model(*x[0].split('.')) for x in model_choices()]
>>> len(models)
6
>>> sqs = SearchQuerySet()

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Closure tables, how the hell do they work?

Attempting to combine piece-meal examples of closure tables into a concrete demonstration.

Bits taken from Rendering Trees with Closure Tables, Closure Table part deux – Nodes and Adjacencies – A tree in MySQL, The simplest(?) way to do tree-based queries in SQL, Moving Subtrees in Closure Table Hierarchies, What is the most efficient/elegant way to parse a flat table into a tree? and Models for hierarchical data and a bunch of others I'll document as I re-find them.

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(() ->
  if django?.jQuery?
    # standard access via $
    window.$ = django.jQuery if not window.$
    # in case something is explicitly asking for jQuery.
    window.jQuery = django.jQuery if not window.jQuery
    
    # can we log the information?
    if console?.log?
      console.log "version #{ django.jQuery.fn.jquery.toString() } of jQuery applied to window[$|jQuery]"  

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/*
 * Taken from http://sower.com.au/2011/06/jquery-multilevel-accordion-in-10-lines-of-code/
 */
$(document).ready(function() {
    $('.menu li ul').hide();
    $('.menu li a').click(
            function(evt) {
                evt.preventDefault();
                evt.stopPropagation();
                var openMe = $(this).next();

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var rotate = function() {
    $('.carousel ol').each(function(){
        var $cur = $(this).find('.current').removeClass('current');
        var $next = $cur.next().length?$cur.next():$(this).children().eq(0);
        $next.addClass('current').trigger('change');
    });
}
var interval = setInterval(rotate, 4000);