andybak

A fairly flexible app that will analyze and report on links in any model that you register with it. Links can be bare (urls or image and file fields) or embedded in HTML (linkcheck handles the parsing). It's fairly easy to override methods of the Linkcheck object should you need to do anything more ... [More] complicated (like generate URLs from slug fields etc). You should run it's management command via cron to check external links. Internal links should be automatically handled by signals. Source available here: http://github.com/andybak/django-linkcheck Basic usage1. Check out the code from Github and install it to somewhere on your Python path 2. Add something along the lines of linklists.py to every app that: a) either produces content that could contain links or images b) can be the [Less]

django-webfaction is intended to provide a simple control panel for creating and modifying email addresses and mailboxes for sites that use Webfaction shared hosting. It seamlessly integrates into the Django admin and emails are listed and edited as if they were Django models (although no model is ... [More] stored apart from the logging of changes). It was developed the match my specific requirements and therefore currently imposes the following constraints: The distinction between email addresses and mailboxes is partly hidden from users to keep things simple. They create an email address with either a redirect address, a mailbox or both Therefore users can have only one mailbox and/or one redirect address per email address No support for deleting email accounts or mailboxes No support for adding a mailbox except when an email address is first created (redirects can be added afterwards) Certain naming conventions are imposed to allow automatically naming mailboxes. Specifically each domain that users are allowed to create addresses for has a prefix defined. The mailbox is created from the prefix and (kind of) 'slugified' version of the email address [Less]