Ghazwan

lel, but its much faster than functional based tho

I kind agree, but almost all my errors were because of missing self

Ghazwan

funfunfunction from now on :)

inchidi

this is nice list with good explanation & description

inchidi

My essential django package list (Score: 101+) Link: http://j.mp/2yc6bb1

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JZA

hi if I want to edit a table on admin, where should I go? I want to remove some columns and maybe add one instead.

Ghazwan

hi if I want to edit a table on admin, where should I go? I want to remove some columns and maybe add one instead.

Removing a member on your model class or removing certain entry ?

Ghazwan

Just delete the member's (column) line in your class and migrate

Ghazwan

In case that column is a primary key for another model class member, you must give an on_delete attribute for that foreign key.

JZA

yeah but this is coming from the admin default

JZA

so how do I make an object to 'not list' a default column?

Ghazwan

yeah but this is coming from the admin default

users/groups model?

Ghazwan

Why do u want to delete it ?

Ghazwan

so how do I make an object to 'not list' a default column?

I don't get u, sorry

Ghazwan

Explain pls

Ghazwan

What are you trying to do ?

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Anonymous

Hello guys. I'm trying to install jinja2 on a hosted space by hostgator. Django and python2 are already installed, yet, when I try to install jinja2 it says system file is ready only.. How can i change it to write?

inchidi

Hello guys. I'm trying to install jinja2 on a hosted space by hostgator. Django and python2 are already installed, yet, when I try to install jinja2 it says system file is ready only.. How can i change it to write?

try sudo pip install jinja2

inchidi

Hello guys. I'm trying to install jinja2 on a hosted space by hostgator. Django and python2 are already installed, yet, when I try to install jinja2 it says system file is ready only.. How can i change it to write?

why you are using python2? you better move on to py3 asap tho

Ghazwan

Hello guys. I'm trying to install jinja2 on a hosted space by hostgator. Django and python2 are already installed, yet, when I try to install jinja2 it says system file is ready only.. How can i change it to write?

Yeah that might be an issue with your permissions, also you are obviously not using virtual env which is bad later.

Ghazwan

Django is dropping support for py2 in the very next version, actually it django 2.0 is beta now, so you may consider switching to py3.

Ghazwan

https://docs.python.org/3/howto/pyporting.html official guide for porting your projects from Py2 to Py3.

Yashwant

If I've used birth_date = models.DateField how should the date entry be?

Ghazwan

max_length ? why ?

Yashwant

Uhh yeah was gonna remove that

Yashwant

If I've used birth_date = models.DateField how should the date entry be?

If a user want's to enter a date, how should they do it?

Yashwant

a = User(first_name="Random", last_name="Person", birth_date=1897-12-17, age=20, email=random@xyz.com, number=1234567890, profession="Job xyz", hobbies="Working", location="Earth")

Yashwant

This didn't work out :/

Beverly

I'm new with python and other things, but I would suggest, if you want them to enter a date, maybe use int(input())

Ghazwan

Uhh yeah was gonna remove that

what do u wanna do with it ? u r almost done with if just go to ur detailview and declare the model

Ghazwan

If a user want's to enter a date, how should they do it?

create form

Anonymous

try sudo pip install jinja2

Isn't it dangerous?

Anonymous

why you are using python2? you better move on to py3 asap tho

Don't care about the version. I'm trying to get jinja2 work only

Yashwant

what do u wanna do with it ? u r almost done with if just go to ur detailview and declare the model

Right now my database is empty. I'm trying to add an entry in it, but...

Yashwant

Trying to add and see if it takes any values or not

Ghazwan

from django.views.generic import CreateView classs EntryCreateView(CreateView): model = ur_model_name fields = ['field1', 'field2']

Ghazwan

in ur views

Anonymous

Yeah that might be an issue with your permissions, also you are obviously not using virtual env which is bad later.

I'm not using it. Juat a terminal and logged in to the server. Should I use it?

Ghazwan

I'm not using it. Juat a terminal and logged in to the server. Should I use it?

venv ? sure

Ghazwan

from django.views.generic import CreateView classs EntryCreateView(CreateView): model = ur_model_name fields = ['field1', 'field2']

go to ur templates and create urmodelname_form.html and insert the form.

Anonymous

Would you send me a video for it please. Cuz I could not find it in Google. I always use the wrong key words🌚

Ghazwan

Would you send me a video for it please. Cuz I could not find it in Google. I always use the wrong key words🌚

https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/django_installation/

Yashwant

go to ur templates and create urmodelname_form.html and insert the form.

Ok

Ghazwan

that's it, no need to video it is three commands

Anonymous

You are my hero m8

Ghazwan

Ok

also in your model create get_absolute_url function

inchidi

Isn't it dangerous?

yeah its not proper way, use virtual environment

Anonymous

yeah its not proper way, use virtual environment

Thx 👍👍👍👍👍👍

David

Hello, I'm just starting to deploy in Django, but maybe I have a newbie question: If I have already modeled a database (with its primary, foreign, unique keys; master, association and parametric tables, and all its relative constraints), will Django's ORM create a fair match with "python manage.py inspectdb"? Or is it a best practice to start from zero the model.py contents by hand?

Anonymous

What are you saying buddy?

David

Well, I have built already a Database from scratch, but I would like to know if "python manage.py inspectdb" integrates smoothly that database, with the new django's app. Right now, I'm just following the official django's tutorial, but it emerged that question to my brain somehow 😆

David

For example, I remember yii2 having troubles with the associative tables from a database...

Anonymous

I still can't understand what are you trying to say

Anonymous

Are you saying that will be tables be created?

Ghazwan

Well, I have built already a Database from scratch, but I would like to know if "python manage.py inspectdb" integrates smoothly that database, with the new django's app. Right now, I'm just following the official django's tutorial, but it emerged that question to my brain somehow 😆

you didn't use Django ORM ?

David

Nope

Ghazwan

Hello, I'm just starting to deploy in Django, but maybe I have a newbie question: If I have already modeled a database (with its primary, foreign, unique keys; master, association and parametric tables, and all its relative constraints), will Django's ORM create a fair match with "python manage.py inspectdb"? Or is it a best practice to start from zero the model.py contents by hand?

How did you get to the deployment process if you are newbie ?

Ghazwan

Nope

You missed a huge part of Django.

Ghazwan

Better use Flask if that is your approach.

David

How did you get to the deployment process if you are newbie ?

Well, maybe its not the right term... maybe programming as hobby? some like that

Ghazwan

Well, maybe its not the right term... maybe programming as hobby? some like that

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Django

Yashwant

a = new User(first_name="Random", last_name="Person", birth_date=1897-12-17, age=20, email="random@xyz.com", number=1234567890, profession="Job xyz", hobbies="Working", location="Earth")

Yashwant

Guys, why do I get a unexpected indent error?

Ghazwan

age=20, ?

Anonymous

Wait a minute

Anonymous

new!!

Anonymous

Is that a thing in python?