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Ran into trouble running django 1.4 with USE_TZ=True

File "...\persistent_messages\storage.py" in _message_queryset

1.     qs = Message.objects.filter(user=get_user(self.request)).filter(Q(expires=None) | Q(expires__gt=datetime.datetime.now()))
   

Simple enough fix so as time permits I will test a backwards-compatible fix.

I am using Django 1.3

When following the simple example I get the following error:
** add() takes at most 4 arguments (9 given) **

It is traced to line 9 in api.py
* return request._messages.add(level, message, extra_tags, subject, user, from_user, expires, close_timeout)*

To recreate this error, just need a simple app and follow the guide posted in the README.

Could you please add a setup.py file to install this application via pip for example.

Thank you in advance.

Or do persistent messages override my usage of the built in django messages?

Could you please add a LICENSE file to your project? http://choosealicense.com/

Hi philomat, i did a fork, because i wanted add messages like "email is unverified" in a middleware, but i couldn't, then i do rebuild of all storages, and get a design more abstract and extensible like fallbackstorage of django(you can see here https://github.com/AliLozano/django-messages-extends) also i have changed the README, you can see there, my changes.. i don't know if put a pull request because it will loose backward compatibility, or keep there with other name, and either know if i change the author in setup.py and put you as co-author, because i want to upload it to pypi.. what do you think that i should do???...

Thanks by all.