sorry again, its ALLOWED_HOSTS

okay

still same error

from rest_framework.response import Response from rest_framework.decorators import api_view``from updater.models import Update from .serializers import UpdateSerializers from rest_framework import status from django.http import JsonResponse from rest_framework import serializers

@DimasInchidi whats ur next guess

@Tusharmalik62 tried adding * ?

where

ALLOWED_HOSTS

ALLOWED_HOSTS

hmm just realize if the problem is allowed hosts then its must bad request and yours is bad gateway

ez fix is turn on debug = true

it already on

website is working with ip 139.59.28.131

when u click ip u will be redirected to the website

i think this domain not redirect to your ip

Problem solved after i restart my guncorn

It was the problem of ALLOWED_HOST only

thanks

update = Update.objects.get(unique_key=unique_key) return JsonResponse(serializers.serialize('json', update), safe=False)

am not sure but from your code looks like you want to use django.core.serializers not the drf one

Problem solved after i restart my guncorn

lol nice

@DimasInchidi it is showing that object is not iterable

@DimasInchidi it is showing that object is not iterable

you have 2 choices returning serializers.serialize with HttpResponse or returning dict with JsonResponse

both gonna give same result

i have used JsonResponse

update = Update.objects.get(unique_key=unique_key)

this was my query

then this is serialisation

return JsonResponse(serializers.serialize('json', update), safe=False)

return JsonResponse(serializers.serialize('json', update), safe=False)

JsonResponse will convert passed value to json

and serializers.serialize() returning json too

if you are insist using jsonresponse you can convert serialized data with import json data = json.loads(serializers.serialize('json', update)

i think it's done

thanks @DimasInchidi

then return JsonResponse(data,safe=False) gonna work

but still using HttpResponse wiser

but i have used @api_view[] for returning data

i am just geting a json instead of that what is looks like in django rest framework

should be no problem. they return same thing

maybe you wanna do print(type(data)) to better insight

TypeError: 'Update' object is not iterable

in this line data = json.loads(serializers.serialize('json', update))

update = Update.objects.get(unique_key=unique_key)

try using filter() instead get()

okay

i am getting something like this

"[{\"model\": \"updater.update\", \"pk\": 1, \"fields\": {\"update_msg\": \"testingthing\", \"version_no\": \"0\", \"datetime\": \"2017-08-22\", \"target_os\": \"ubuntu\", \"internal_msg\": \"thikhai\", \"unique_key\": \"001\"}}]"

do i need to do makemigrations and migrate on server or not

yes, you have to

ok

"[{\"model\": \"updater.update\", \"pk\": 1, \"fields\": {\"update_msg\": \"testingthing\", \"version_no\": \"0\", \"datetime\": \"2017-08-22\", \"target_os\": \"ubuntu\", \"internal_msg\": \"thikhai\", \"unique_key\": \"001\"}}]"

your browser get json or html?

@DimasInchidi bug has been fixed :)

thanks ;)

well anyone has made django app, something like this

i will share a invitation link to my friend and if he click and registrer through that link, i will get benefit

cool, nice

i am asking

is there any package that will be helpful ?:

i will share a invitation link to my friend and if he click and registrer through that link, i will get benefit

i dont know, but sounds like adf.ly

oh you mean referal thingy?

yeah

found this but never using it https://github.com/byteweaver/django-referral

i think tracking the users will be tough

not really, you can use user IP

but yeah its gonna be tough

okay

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does making a local_setting,py make django auto_detect which file is to be used locally and which settings.py to be used on production ?

Nope

But you can make some logic for it though

does making a local_setting,py make django auto_detect which file is to be used locally and which settings.py to be used on production ?

you must tell your os.environ which file is your DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE. default is at your manage.py

okay

you are always helpfull @DimasInchidi

thanks

Your profile picture when: I use :shell

And not :q or :q!

I have a problem in storing date field

I am using a model form. And there is date field in it.

But the format it works is

M-D-Y

And similar, but I want it to be d-m-y and similar. To changed it to d-m-y in the corresponding form class. And it works and saves properly. But the problem is when I retrieve the date back. It retrieves in m-d-y

So, what can I do to solve this?

Try to give the same input_formats to your models DateField too.