how can i show my django admin blog functionality into my homepage like writing blog and many more

Guys, Can you please advise what could be problem with my detail url?It is working o.k with some objects but with some of them it is directing to non-existing object id or id of different object http://127.0.0.1:8000/flat/flat/7/ I have max 5 objects and ids are(1,2,3,4,5) def flatDetail(request, pk): flat = Flat.objects.get(pk=pk) print(pk) return render(request, 'flat_detail.html', locals()) urlpatterns =[ path('flat/<int:pk>/',views.flatDetail, name='flat_detail'),

Change the variable name from ok to something like flat_id to make it more unique. It might be conflicting.

Hi everybody. Im making an app where people will share files and download it. It will be used for my university class. So, Ive learned how to upload files. But how can I list all the files for users to see them and ve able to download it?

i tried to use Document. objects.all() but this is meaningless didnt work

i tried to use Document. objects.all() but this is meaningless didnt work

And why it's meaningless ?

Share your code so we can help u better

How can I create sign up form in such a way that..once a form has been filled and submitted by user (teacher / student) . The form should be sent to the Admins email id , once s/he verified the sign up form , the user should able log in

I have a very stupid question. Why do django needs the complex extra setup to deploy it on server. Why can't we simply do python migrate.py runserver to host it? How does it run locally without setting up all those extra apache / wscgi etc?

1. runserver is a single-threaded server. You need multiple threads to serve multiple clients simultaneously. 2. You have to offload static serving to something more efficient, like nginx, so Django wouldn't have to spend time it could use to do actual work. 3. You'll probably eventually want to fine-tune your server (ssl, caching etc). You can't do that with runserver.

Hello everyone. Sorry, that it's more python than django question, but it's very important So, I'm trying to use wkhtmltopdf to convert html file to pdf. I pulled it's docker and followed instructions from here https://hub.docker.com/r/openlabs/docker-wkhtmltopdf-aas/ Everything works fine if I do it using curl command. But I need to use it in my application, so I tried to do it using python request as in example. But now I can't correctly encode my html file. If i do 'contents': open('/file/to/convert.html').read().encode('base64') I get base64' is not a text encoding use codecs.encode() error. What can I do to encode html properly or maybe there is a way to "translate" curl command to python request?

https://django-wkhtmltopdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Doesn't work (or maybe I messed things up). base64.b64encode need strings as parameters and I desperately tried file = open('...1.hmtl') and then passed it like str base64.b64encode(str(file), 'utf-8') it didn't work

When DEBUG is False , use a web server like nginx to serve media and static

thank you very much it worked

How can I create sign up form in such a way that..once a form has been filled and submitted by user (teacher / student) . The form should be sent to the Admins email id , once s/he verified the sign up form , the user should able log in

Need to ask you what steps that I have to take for smooth migration

I have a app running, and I have some data in it's models. I want to generate sql(i.e dml (data manipulation language) statments ) for the entire data in my models. How to perform it ?

Generate SQL for ?

I have some data in a project running on a server. I want to remove the present server so, I hosted it on the other server. All the database tables are created ( in the new server). But the data in the old server is not backed up. I want to back up the data in the old server to the new one. So, I am trying to generate a dml statements for the models.

django has management commands for this kind of operations have a read here

thanks for the help @iFlare3G

`DATABASES = { ‘default’: { ‘ENGINE’: ‘djongo’, ‘NAME’: ‘your-db-name’, } }`

`DATABASES = { ‘default’: { ‘ENGINE’: ‘djongo’, ‘NAME’: ‘your-db-name’, } }`

I mean you guys use library like djongo and using ORM to query or only using pymongo and query using mongo syntax. Which one is more effective?

Let's assume I have models Album and Track and there is field album = models.ForeignKey(Album, related_name='tracks', on_delete=models.CASCADE) in Track model. I am getting GET request and have to return Albums with their tracks. It is easy. But is it possible to return all Tracks with the album they belong? Like here https://dpaste.de/FQKr#L32

celery? django-q-mail?