django-nonrel

I'm experimenting with django-nonrel on appengine and trying to use a djangotoolbox.fields.ListField to implement a many-to-many relation. As I read in the documentation a ListField is something that you can use to make a workaround for djamgo-nonrel not supporting many-to-many relations. This is an excerpt from my model: class MyClass(models.Model): field = ListField(models.ForeignKey(AnotherClass)) So if I am getting this right I am creating a list of foreign keys to another class to show a relationship with multiple instances of another class With this approach everything works fine ... No

Hoping to get a comment from the GAE python team on this one. Has something changed between 1.6.3, 1.6.4 with regards to the way the dev_appserver datastore is flushed to disk on app exit? I'm using django-nonrel, and on 1.6.3, and before, I used to be able to load up a python shell: python manage.py shell (manage.py is provided by django-nonrel) I could then import my models and acceess the datastore, modify entities, and quit. On 1.6.4, I'm able to do that, but when I quit, changes are not saved to the datastore. When I run django-nonrel as a WSGI app, it saves properly, and I see a message

I would like to know how to pass a variable to all my templates, without repeating the same code on every method in my views.py file? In the example below I would like to make categories (an array of category objects) available to all templates in the web app. Eg: I would like to avoid writing 'categories':categories on every method. Is it possible? One view method def front_page(request): categories = Category.objects.all() if is_logged_in(request) is False: return render_to_response('users/signup.html', {'is_logged_in': is_logged_in(request), 'categories':categories}, context_instance