I am running a test but it's giving me an error even though. Everything looks fine

<input name="email" class="form-control" required="" id="id_email" type="email">

this what I am trying to assert in response

I am using assertContains with html=True

<input name="email" class="form-control" required="" id="id_email" type="email">

I copied this literally from my running website, but still it's giving me errors

okay, found the problem

The problem was required=""

It should be required only

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anyone has used rsync ?

Who doesnt?

😁

Rsync is swiss army knife for sync and copying files xD

i want to use it my django project

after synchronising the files, does it return something that operation has completed ?

ummm

i dont get your point

when you invoke it from the shell

it retunrs 0 if everything goes ok

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Rsync is swiss army knife for sync and copying files xD

And I don't know. What is that

And I don't know. What is that

hacking tool

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5y7vU52jOiQ

great talk.

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👆🏻this on version >1.11 Or any version ?

👆🏻this on version >1.11 Or any version ?

Version won't make a huge difference for that

But library Django Use in tutorial

what library ?

Ba seUserManager, AbstractBaseUser 👆🏻

BaseUserManager, AbstractBaseUser Existing in any version

BaseUserManager, AbstractBaseUser Existing in any version

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/topics/auth/customizing/

they are in django 1.11 too

it really does not matter as long as you use django 1.8+

and the guy in that article does.

Thanks bro ❤️

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Yes it’s very nice 👍🏻 I see tutorial now Thank you again

Welcome

can someone explain wat the heck select related is, official doc is not detailed enough abt it

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can someone explain wat the heck select related is, official doc is not detailed enough abt it

uh this is false example

uh this is false example

wat

can someone explain wat the heck select related is, official doc is not detailed enough abt it

using select related, you will select columns from table foo and tables that have relationship with foo in one sql

using select related, you will select columns from table foo and tables that have relationship with foo in one sql

select them only by related name for the forign keys ?

select them only by related name for the forign keys ?

umm, i think thats not correct

select them only by related name for the forign keys is how relationship work

select related is how the sql query produced

select them only by related name for the forign keys is how relationship work

oh yeah

thanks

thanks

No problem bub

No problem bub

you, take that back

you, take that back

Sure thing bub

Sure thing bub

bub bəb nounNORTH AMERICANinformal an aggressive or rude way of addressing a boy or man.

bub bəb nounNORTH AMERICANinformal an aggressive or rude way of addressing a boy or man.

thats might be some incorrect information you have there bub

thats might be some incorrect information you have there bub

it's from google dictionary wrong kiddo.

https://www.google.com/search?q=bub&oq=bub&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i60l2j69i57j69i61j69i60.826j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Oh my if its in the internet...it should be true! Good work bub, and nice detail with wrong kiddo…

bub its a short for Bubba, just fyi

okay even if you mean smth bad, i pardon u as my mom taught me before

oh yeah

i will try to give better explanation about select_related(). so i have 2 models like this: class BlogModel(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=32) class ArticleModel(models.Model): blog = models.ForeignKey(BlogModel) title = models.CharField(max_length=52)

when you do article = ArticleModel.objects.get(id=1) the sql query looks like SELECT "django_example_articlemodel"."id", "django_example_articlemodel"."blog_id", "django_example_articlemodel"."title" FROM "django_example_articlemodel" WHERE "django_example_articlemodel"."id" = 1; so you got 3 data which is article.id, article.blog_id, article.title. all data is article data, when you do article.blog then it will create new transaction to database

but if you use select related(): ArticleModel.objects.select_related('blog').get(id=1) the sql query looks like: SELECT "django_example_articlemodel"."id", "django_example_articlemodel"."blog_id", "django_example_articlemodel"."title", "django_example_blogmodel"."id", "django_example_blogmodel"."name" FROM "django_example_articlemodel" INNER JOIN "django_example_blogmodel" ON ("django_example_articlemodel"."blog_id" = "django_example_blogmodel"."id") WHERE "django_example_articlemodel"."id" = 1; so you got 5 data, 3 just like without select_related and 2 is blogmodel data's

when work with complex db relationship, select_related really usefull to make database transaction as min as possible

you can also use prefetch_related(), its like select_realted but in "invert mode" BlogModel.objects.prefetch_related('articlemodel_set').get(id=1) it will use/produce 2 sql queries, first one select from blog, and second one select from article

maybe i"ll just post how i use listview>>detailview later

better late than not at all, this is how i use generic view (also generics from drf) https://gist.github.com/DimasInchidi/68c16ddb4ab11187ff6164cd218b3fea

that was pretty clear

thanks @DimasInchidi

noice okay

I surrender inchidi

functional programming is easier than OOP in django.

i am depressed by the number of self i forget to write everyday for everything :(

i am depressed by the number of self i forget to write everyday for everything :(

lel, but its much faster than functional based tho

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