I mean into template

The form that redirects the user to password complete

password_reset_done.html ?

Yup

The one that generates ReverseMatch

no action field url is passed on that

https://del.dog/wirixorike.cs

Ook so when u click on request new password, you don't have exceptions right ?

right

And which is the last form before ReverseMatch exception ?

reset done ?

yeah

And you have overwritten it ?

And you have overwritten it ?

i don't understand.

Do you have password_reset_done.html ?

Exactly

Do you have password_reset_done.html ?

yes i do have

Share it pls

yes i do have

Yes, please, share it

https://github.com/itzmanish/blog this repo

Yes, please, share it

https://del.dog/uhaxecorik.json password_reset_done.html

Interruption: In line 22 in your urls add a slash in front of password_reset/done —->”/password_reset/done”

Interruption: In line 22 in your urls add a slash in front of password_reset/done —->”/password_reset/done”

WARNINGS: ?: (urls.W002) Your URL pattern '/password_reset/complete/' [name='password_reset_complete'] has a route beginning with a '/'. Remove this slash as it is unnecessary. If this pattern is targeted inan include(), ensure the include() pattern has a trailing '/'. ?: (urls.W002) Your URL pattern '/password_reset/done/' [name='password_reset_done'] has a route beginning with a '/'. Remove this slash as it is unnecessary. If this pattern is targeted in an include(), ensure the include() pattern has a trailing '/'. System check identified 2 issues (0 silenced). October 22, 2018 - 14:36:36 Django version 2.1.1, using settings 'second.settings' Starting development server at http://127.0.0.1:8000/ Quit the server with CONTROL-C.

https://github.com/itzmanish/blog this repo

Where is password_reset_complete.html ?

Interruption: In line 22 in your urls add a slash in front of password_reset/done —->”/password_reset/done”

Omg!

You have defined the template in your url but you actually don't have any file

Where is password_reset_complete.html ?

ohhhhhh

my gosh!!

So Django does not know what display

😂

my useless mistake

Try to create an even stupid password complete template and tell us if it will work

sorry i wasted alot of your times. 😭😭

Hahahah

No problem

No worries 😂

sorry i wasted alot of your times. 😭😭

Any way, check the @Rajjix warning

sorry i wasted alot of your times. 😭😭

Remove trailing slashes

Any way, check the @Rajjix warning

yeah i removed that

yeah i removed that

👌👌 Add the template file and test the flow again And study how to write tests for py and Django, so you can find earlier mistakes like that

Interruption: In line 22 in your urls add a slash in front of password_reset/done —->”/password_reset/done”

You sound like my kernel when a divice driver is failing

Hahahahahaha

You sound like my kernel when a divice driver is failing

**device

device*

Try to create an even stupid password complete template and tell us if it will work

same problem

same problem

ReverseMatch ?

https://screenshots.firefox.com/6omsX8Z5sO1kb7Zd/localhost

Try to pass to password reset confirm post_reset_redirect = reverse('profiles:password_reset_complete')

Try to pass to password reset confirm post_reset_redirect = reverse('profiles:password_reset_complete')

where to add this?

where to add this?

urls.py Password reset confirm url When you do as_view()

okay

i will update you guys as soon i get success with this

Ook

Nice!

Try to pass to password reset confirm post_reset_redirect = reverse('profiles:password_reset_complete')

I'll save this tip

I'll save this tip

It's inside django confirm reset pwd code There's an if condition, if post_reset_redirect is None then Django will try with reverse('password_reset_complete') Otherwise with that one u pass inside url pattern to that param

man

Oooh and the namespace was breaking the reverse function

go back to your old urls files and add this path('password_reset', auth_views.PasswordResetView.as_view(template_name='password_reset.html', email_template_name='password_reset_email.html', subject_template_name='password_reset_subject.txt', success_url='/dashboard/password_reset/done/'),

i just cloned the project and it works fine with this

It's my idea, so trying to force the reverse with the namespaced url will give us the answer

that's what i said earlier when i told him to add a starting slash let me check what line

line 18 replace it with my given line

@maharudra108 install Django debug toolbar when debug is True , it will help you to understand lots of things

@maharudra108 install Django debug toolbar when debug is True , it will help you to understand lots of things

I'll save this tip too... I'm new to DJango too

I'll save this tip too... I'm new to DJango too

imho it's helpful, it can tell you all about that request Context variables, template name, url etc.

Interruption: In line 22 in your urls add a slash in front of password_reset/done —->”/password_reset/done”

this was meant for the success url btw he missundertood, it wasn’t the correct one anyway

/dashboard/password_reset/done is correct

imho it's helpful, it can tell you all about that request Context variables, template name, url etc.

Thanks!

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Thanks Luis 🙏

/dashboard/password_reset/done is correct

You're right. Full url path will work.

Even without specifying that success url, Django would be gone to password reset done url

By default Django has that success url set to reverse('password_reset_done') If I remember well the code 😂

Even without specifying that success url, Django would be gone to password reset done url

i don’t even write all those url patterns just django.auth.urls and override their templates less of a headache with all that unnecessary mess

i don’t even write all those url patterns just django.auth.urls and override their templates less of a headache with all that unnecessary mess

Yup, but maybe he's learning Django so he wanna define urls by himself to have a better idea about the flow

Yup, but maybe he's learning Django so he wanna define urls by himself to have a better idea about the flow

+1 good for practice 💡

Or just following "how to" tutorial.

Or just following "how to" tutorial.

I think so

hi i'm new member here I created a template in Django, and initialized a very simple HTML code just to test it out with some variables loaded from the views.py file. The HTML file is loaded, but the variables are not and thanks