Mirco

🕺🏻🤣 hi bro

Hey ya 😀

Anonymous

I'm starting a project in django but I'm with a problem

what's the problem

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Anonymous

Guys, I'm using the last version of python 2.1.1

Anonymous

And I'm with a problem

Anonymous

I'll sent a photo with the problem

Anonymous

Sorry I can't send an image

Anonymous

You describe the problem

cj

Guys, I'm using the last version of python 2.1.1

Why python 2.1.1? 😱😱😱 isn't it thaaaaat old? and that's not the last 🙄 the last is 3.7.x

Mirco

Why python 2.1.1? 😱😱😱 isn't it thaaaaat old? and that's not the last 🙄 the last is 3.7.x

I think he meant Django 2.1

cj

I think he meant Django 2.1

🤔probably... that's different and make some sense 🤔

Jimmies San

sure

Jimmies San

or maybe is john titor but from past instead future

Jimmies San

who knows!!!!

cj

🤷🏻‍♂️

Jimmies San

ssshhh they knows!!! 🤐

cj

I know guys using Django 1.4 with Python 2.7 right now 🙄

Jimmies San

😱

Jimmies San

with south migration!

Jimmies San

vintage effects

cj

and they're sitting just 2 desks from me 😱 I'm scared

Jimmies San

run, you fool!

cj

🏃

Robert

I know guys using Django 1.4 with Python 2.7 right now 🙄

Yeah. I know people running 1.6 and 1.8 on Python 2.7. These apps were created in the last 2 years!

Robert

At the same time, I built an app on 1.10 (updated to 1.11) and Python 3.5 and they looked at me like I was the crazy one

Anonymous

Can anyone give me reference for reverse proxy in hosting django application using Ubuntu nginx supervisor

Anonymous

@login_required def room(request, room): base = Room.objects.get(name=room) data = Topic.objects.get(room=base.id) return render(request, 'room.html', {'topic': data}) # error here baby TypeError 'Topic' object is not iterable

Jimmies San

@login_required def room(request, room): base = Room.objects.get(name=room) data = Topic.objects.get(room=base.id) return render(request, 'room.html', {'topic': data}) # error here baby TypeError 'Topic' object is not iterable

try to google it ;)

Anonymous

no answer found

Anonymous

theres no direct answer I found

Anonymous

Finally

Anonymous

I found

Anonymous

Why python 2.1.1? 😱😱😱 isn't it thaaaaat old? and that's not the last 🙄 the last is 3.7.x

I'm so sorry, it's wrong, this is the version of Django

Anonymous

I'm using python 3.6

Mirco

I'm so sorry, it's wrong, this is the version of Django

No worries 😀

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Anonymous

Where can i find best django tutorials ...full stack web development..

Ajay

Where can i find best django tutorials ...full stack web development..

You tube and online course websites like udemy

Anonymous

In youtube i dint even get a django email verification..sms sending

Mirco

Where can i find best django tutorials ...full stack web development..

https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/series/2017/09/04/a-complete-beginners-guide-to-django-part-1.html

Anonymous

Ill try udemy courses...

Anonymous

https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/series/2017/09/04/a-complete-beginners-guide-to-django-part-1.html

I read some docs..but in comments there are many errors

Mirco

I read some docs..but in comments there are many errors

https://www.codingforentrepreneurs.com/courses/ecommerce/ This one is good imho He starts from the basics

Anonymous

Thanks

Mirco

Thanks

😀

Ajay

https://www.codingforentrepreneurs.com/courses/ecommerce/ This one is good imho He starts from the basics

You can find this tutorial in youtube also in "Join cfe" channel

Mirco

You can find this tutorial in youtube also in "Join cfe" channel

Of course On udemy as well

Ajay

Of course On udemy as well

Yes

Mirco

I'm following that one 😀

Nasser

Hello

Nasser

I'm a Django beginner,is there any good resource to start with?

inchidi

I'm a Django beginner,is there any good resource to start with?

@pythonres

Nasser

Thanks

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Anonymous

Hi guys i looking for python remote jobs if you want outsource your project i can help you If you have any project just send me message

Aamin

I have a model with Foreign Keys. And i want to use bulk create to add data. But it's converting the data to string.

inchidi

I have a model with Foreign Keys. And i want to use bulk create to add data. But it's converting the data to string.

hows the bulk create done?

pino@mastrobirraio ~$

hi all. i have a ManyToMany field in my model and i create the form using the CreateView django class. The models regards a Blog. The blog post table is related to a table that contains the categories using the ManyToMany field. If I'm writing a new post and i need to create also a new category, I must leave the page, create the new category and then reopen the form to create the post rewriting it from 0. Exists a way to create the new value into the category table whitout leave the page keeping also the content of the form? Thanks in advance

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Dcruz

hi all. i have a ManyToMany field in my model and i create the form using the CreateView django class. The models regards a Blog. The blog post table is related to a table that contains the categories using the ManyToMany field. If I'm writing a new post and i need to create also a new category, I must leave the page, create the new category and then reopen the form to create the post rewriting it from 0. Exists a way to create the new value into the category table whitout leave the page keeping also the content of the form? Thanks in advance

Try add the new category using Ajax

Chris

Please who can help me debug this error

Chris

I’ve searched the the internet for how to debug this error but I’m not getting the solution

Rohan

What's the value that you're passing?

Chris

i was using models.UUIDfield to get a unique id for each user but when i parse Customer.objects.all() i get this eror

Mirco

i was using models.UUIDfield to get a unique id for each user but when i parse Customer.objects.all() i get this eror

Customer.object.all() is not a string uuid.UUID expects a string if I don't go wrong

Chris

unique_id = models.CharField(primary_key=True,max_length=32, editable=False, default=str(uuid.uuid5(uuid.NAMESPACE_DNS, "qwerty.org")))

Chris

i used this command to input a default uuid

Chris

so the uuid is put into the database by default

Chris

but when i want to retrieve from the database, i get this error

cj

but when i want to retrieve from the database, i get this error

You have to override the __str__() function

Chris

You have to override the __str__() function

I did that but it didn’t work as well

Chris

But what Ive sorted it out

cj

unique_id = models.CharField(primary_key=True,max_length=32, editable=False, default=str(uuid.uuid5(uuid.NAMESPACE_DNS, "qwerty.org")))

Why don't you use simple uuid4?

Chris

Why don't you use simple uuid4?

Yeah Eventually I used uuid4 And it worked

Chris

But I think Django developers should come clear with respect to using models.UUIDField Because I was using it at first and it posed a lot of issues to retrieving data from my database Models.charfield worked for me

Chris

Anyways thank so you for helping me out

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Brian

Hey... Anyone aware why using the .as_view() methods needs extra arguments(eg. 'get' and 'list') where as the docs say we don't have to?

Brian

Well, talking about APIs

inchidi

Hey... Anyone aware why using the .as_view() methods needs extra arguments(eg. 'get' and 'list') where as the docs say we don't have to?

would be better if you share full traceback of the error