It's easier to read 👌

true.

And your serializer ?

https://pastebin.com/EtH79XKL

And your model has 'field' as attribute ?

yes

Mmm one thing could be try to log your self.queryset when u request the endpoint and check if it's as u expect it

ok

thank you @iFlare3G

Yw 😀

I am having trouble getting this to work: https://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/schemas/#the-get_schema_view-shortcut Could this be broken in 3.7.1

getting: AttributeError: Request object has no attribute accepted_renderer schemas

I am only using the code in urls.py

already install coreapi?

yes

:)

Do i need to add it to apps ? The tuto does not say

The only difference i see is url('^schema$', schema_view), i replaced with path

My runserver tells me that /admin is repeated and maybe it could not reverse urls correctly. But i got /admin only once. /admin url is not declared implicitly right?

already install coreapi?

I had to use url from rest_framework.urlpatterns

My runserver tells me that /admin is repeated and maybe it could not reverse urls correctly. But i got /admin only once. /admin url is not declared implicitly right?

Check ur url positioning

probably have a regex url or something similar that takes in admin as a url pattern other than the original admin

I have no regex :(

Only absolute

/admin or "admin/" ?

Do i need to add it to apps ? The tuto does not say

cant help you much since i personally never use this feature coz i always use drf-yasg. but am sure you dont need to add it to installed app

cant help you much since i personally never use this feature coz i always use drf-yasg. but am sure you dont need to add it to installed app

Se my other answer, I had to use "url" from rest_framework.urlpatterns

Just did not say that specifically

Only absolute

What about an empty path url ?

Does that include an app’s urls? If so check those

from django.urls import path from django.conf.urls import re_path,url,include from . import views from annotation_web import views from django.contrib import admin urlpatterns = [ path('admin/',admin.site.urls), path('', views.index, name='index'), path('photos/ir/', views.infraredImage.as_view()), path('photos/vi/<int:pk>/', views.visibleImage.as_view()), path('photos/info/<int:pk>/', views.imageInfo.as_view()), path('powerplant/', views.pPlant.as_view()), path('datacols/', views.load_datacol, name='load_datacols'), path('kind/ir', views.load_failures, name='load_failures'), #path('render/pdf/', views.Pdf.as_view()), ]

Im on the phone rn

What about an empty path url ?

My index one

Try and change the name of the empty path url Name not pattern 🤔

Mmmmm should i give admin a name?

No Admin already admin:index as a name

Mmmmmmm

/ should be named 'homepage' (?)

Anything

Something logic 😂

‘home’

Home is nice and short tnk you

Ill try when i continue working

Thank you and the rest of the community :)

Also @Inchidi ty

and also try keeping the empty path as your last path

Why

Here it’s okay, but for future practices

Its better to stack right?

FILO

yes

longest top smallest bottom and be more creative not keeping them similar, just best practices stuff i follow to avoid annoying errors like this

For big ass websites

Ok :)

help AttributeError at /blog/2018/10/27/teste 'Post' object has no attribute 'filter' https://pastebin.com/GbB7XtXQ

help AttributeError at /blog/2018/10/27/teste 'Post' object has no attribute 'filter' https://pastebin.com/GbB7XtXQ

Why don't use generic DetailView ?

Hii

I am facing a problem in a basic app I was creating

Django redirects to login page even after logging in

Views. py code:

what’s Django fastest in

Pypy?

The problem is whenever I request login URL even after logged in it execute get request and sends blank login form

https://lincolnloop.com/blog/faster-django-sites-pypy/

https://falconframework.org

Please suggest me ho to procees

Proceed*

Pradeep, In my opinion, better you create a new function, try to use the redirect and render functions more simple and increase the level step by step

New function for what

On that function it’s simple and fast for me to understand.. But, you need to train your eyes on.. Try to do it slowly

New function for what

Doing the same thing, just redicting when it’s logged..

Redirecting*

How can we check if it is logged in at start of any request

If you use the django auth’s.. If user.is_authenticated: redirect httpResponde(“Right here”)

Let me send you a basic check in private.. Right?

Yes please

Django redirects to login page even after logging in

Why not set a permanent login redirect in your settings.py file?

Guys i am trying to integrate payment portal into my project. Not finding any proper documentation or guide for it