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Done a while ago.
We've also created a django app django-followit
, which is available for reuse on pypi and github.
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Done a while ago.
We've also created a django app django-followit
, which is available for reuse on pypi and
github.
To use it, just add to your models
import followit
follow.register(MyModel)
and add to the urls.py
(r'^followit/', include('followit.urls')),
Then run
python manage.py syncdb
More models to follow can be added later and the follow function activated by re-running syncdb
.
![]() | 4 | No.4 Revision |
Done a while ago.
We've also created a django app django-followit
, which is available for reuse on pypi and
github.
To use it, just add to your models
import followit
follow.register(MyModel)
and add to the urls.py
(r'^followit/', include('followit.urls')),
Then run
python manage.py syncdb
More models to follow can be added later and the follow function activated by re-running syncdb
.
To follow or unfollow, post to the urls described here.
![]() | 5 | No.5 Revision |
Done a while ago.
We've also created a django app django-followit
, which is available for reuse on pypi and
github.
To use it, just add to your models
import followit
follow.register(MyModel)
and add to the urls.py
(r'^followit/', include('followit.urls')),
Then run
python manage.py syncdb
More models to follow can be added later and the follow function activated by re-running syncdb
.