Things I’d still like to do:

• Incorporate image title/captions somehow
• favicon.ico support (not sure how I could do this from LR though)
• Gallery description

BTW, since most people have landscape oriented displays, using landscape photos will work best.

Take a look at the demo

Download the plugin

New movies are downloaded automatically before their theatrical release to ensure you can watch them the same day they show up at the multiplex. Each screening costs $500, and you alone can access the library – playback requires a positive ID from one of the unit’s two fingerprint readers.

Watching a movie at home the same day it comes out at the theatre will cost roughly 60x as much money on top of the $35,000 you already paid for the device. No wonder people pirate movies.

http://www.youtube.com/rss/user/YOURCHANNELNAME/videos.rss

Just visit the YouTube channel, grab the username from the URL and replace YOURCHANNELNAME with the username in the URL above. Toss that URL into your favorite RSS reader and enjoy the video feed.

My model:

class Foo(models.Model):
    def get_admin_url(self):
        return urlresolvers.reverse("admin:%s_%s_change" % (self._meta.app_label, self._meta.module_name), args=(self.id,))

And then in my template I can reference the function on my model:

...
<td><a href="{{ c.get_admin_url }}">Edit</a></td>
...

If you need to link to any other admin views for that model, refer to the Django documentation and just change the value passed to urlresolves.reverse.

ProTip: If you’re a Visual Studio developer, this code snippet may save you a little time. Just change the suffix to .snippet and store in your code snippets folder.

var Namespace = function () {

    return {

        Init: function () {
            //if anything needs to be inited, it can be done here
        },

        PublicFunction: function (args) {

            //Need fully qualify function when calling
            //a from within the namespace
            Namespace.AnotherPublicFunction(args);

            //fully qualified not needed for private functions
            _privateFunction(args);

        },

        AnotherPublicFunction: function(args){
        }
    };

    function _privateFunction : function(args){
    }
} ();