I want to ask one more thing how companies like stripe, sendgrid google provide api authentication with token and api key. I want the same implementation in my site so that people can signup and access via api

There are so many posts and articles about that on medium, docs etc.

Tried but not got the exact one

Hi guys! Here i am stuck with one exception: NoReverseMatch Could any one conribute to fix it Thanks

Share your code with pastebin or similar 😁

Hi guys! Here i am stuck with one exception: NoReverseMatch Could any one conribute to fix it Thanks

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You can find that source code in your curriculum at harrvard

cant find the sourse code

Hello, I'm going to start a project which uses django as a backend. I want to use a cms that controls a public blog, and in the same project provide an API for mobile. So I picked wagtail but don't know how to implement the api app beside wagtail! how the project structure would be like? Thanks for everyone

And like the man said, wee need the error as well ;)

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fix kwargs with kwargs = { 'flight_id' : flight_id } You can also use redirect() shortcut

Thanks bro! It is done :)

Can this help ya ?

Can this help ya ?

@iFlare3G this gave me idea to do. What i want.

How to trigger event when specific element is shown on users browser .. through waypoint.js

Paste your urls for the app and your project

Paste your urls for the app and your project

url(r'login',user_login), url(r'registred/',registred_page), url(r'sucsse/',sucsse_page), url(r'logout/',logout_page),

url(r'login',user_login), url(r'registred/',registred_page), url(r'sucsse/',sucsse_page), url(r'logout/',logout_page),

you should pass name to your url() reverse doesnt lookup your view name, but url name

You didn't specify a name for url

you should pass name to your url() reverse doesnt lookup your view name, but url name

name="user_login" as third parameter

Hi guys i have some problem I use this tag <form class="login-form" method="post" action="{% url 'login_and_registration:user_login' %}"> And i get this error : NoReverseMatch at "/login" How can i fix it?

url(r'login/',user_login, name='user_login') and call it with {% url 'user_login' %}

url(r'login/',user_login, name='user_login') and call it with {% url 'user_login' %}

And it work turly Thank you much both of you @iFlare3G @Inchidi

def user_login(request): if request.method == "POST": email=request.POST.get('email') password=request.POST.get('password') user=authenticate(Email=email,password=password) print(user) if user: if user.is_active: login(request,user) return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('sucsse')) else: return HttpResponse("ACCOUNT NOY ACTIVE") else: return render(request,'../templates/registration/login.html') print("someone login failed") else: return render(request,'../templates/registration/login.html')

Use pastebin please

Sry dude Pastebin is limited in my location

Sry dude Pastebin is limited in my location

Use pastebin please

Dpaste ?

Dpaste ?

http://dpaste.com/3C8WEEQ

if you come across this kind of issue, since you are using django, troubleshooting it actually really easy. just open your django shell, import authenticate() and print(user) from user=authenticate(Email=email,password=password)

it should be username if you dont specify custom auth backend

I most loging with email and pass

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topics/auth/customizing/#customizing-authentication-in-django

How can i split fields and methods in django models, add repositories?

To separate logic and data or sth like that

Heyo. Would this be an OK place to ask a wagtail question?

Its a django module so i would assume thats fine ;)