Expand the sessions() helper function in MeetingTime to iterate over
the sessions and set the room_id helper attribute to the correct room.
This means that for the list returned by sessions(), s.room_id is the
correct room for this time. It also changes the return value from
a QuerySet to a list, so you can't filter it further like a QuerySet -
but I don't think anything is using this functionality.
I didn't do the same for combined_sessions because I don't actually
know what that's used for - if it should be part of sessions, or
if it's even used.
- Legacy-Id: 157
on failure (DoesNotExist instead of IndexError).
Call the database query once and store it in a temp variable instead
of doing the same query twice.
Handle day_id=NULL for the morning beverages/breakfast time.
Use the DoesNotExist exception instead of a generic except: for
the area - except: is likely to hide things that you didn't expect.
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which means we need to look up area_acronym, but that's also a foreign
key, so again we look up the value we want: acronym. Simply doing
dictsort in the template on area would sort on the FK, I assume --
at least it didn't resolve things to 3 levels, each time looking up the
key we were interested in...
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* Add 'area' to class ResolveAcronym
* MeetingTime.session returns WgMeetingSession objects, BUT STILL NEED TO FIGURE OUT WHICH sched_room_id[1|2|3] TO USE
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* add a method, acronym_name to ResolveAcronym
* Sunday sessions displaying is done
* Need to figure out how to increment date by one day in a template
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