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who's using django 2.0 here

who's using django 2.0 here

How is Django 2.0?

boring

kinda stuck w/the middleware issh

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boring

huh

Hi I'm using django 2.0 I'm working on sending an email confirmation for user signup. I have an activation URL and a message which will be rendered into a template and sent to the user. the problem is the method used to encode the uid to the message returns byte string which mismatch the pattern specified for the activation link. URL and other info here : https://paste.ubuntu.com/26256842/ Traceback here: http://dpaste.com/32407RD any solution ?

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Hi I'm using django 2.0 I'm working on sending an email confirmation for user signup. I have an activation URL and a message which will be rendered into a template and sent to the user. the problem is the method used to encode the uid to the message returns byte string which mismatch the pattern specified for the activation link. URL and other info here : https://paste.ubuntu.com/26256842/ Traceback here: http://dpaste.com/32407RD any solution ?

already solved? have you try using "slug" with url path?

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already solved? have you try using "slug" with url path?

yep. solved. thanks

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Hello, I have a question: suppose I have a model named "Person" with two fields, "name" and "lastname", and I want to filter all rhe complete names on the registry with a search. eg. search string: Jhon Locke Object values name: Jhon last name: Locke Expected result: the object. I tried the following: Person.objects.filter(Q(name__icontains=result) | Q(lastname__icontains=result)) But this will search for the whole name in both fields, and in consecuence, returns nothing.

Hello, I have a question: suppose I have a model named "Person" with two fields, "name" and "lastname", and I want to filter all rhe complete names on the registry with a search. eg. search string: Jhon Locke Object values name: Jhon last name: Locke Expected result: the object. I tried the following: Person.objects.filter(Q(name__icontains=result) | Q(lastname__icontains=result)) But this will search for the whole name in both fields, and in consecuence, returns nothing.

how about split it first results = result.split() then iterate search p=Person.objects.all() for r in results: p.filter(Q(name__icontains=r | Q(lastname__icontains=r)) return p

theall not necessary but i hope you get what i mean

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how about split it first results = result.split() then iterate search p=Person.objects.all() for r in results: p.filter(Q(name__icontains=r | Q(lastname__icontains=r)) return p

Yep, you gave me the right idea, and I hope it will be enough with the following: Person.objects.filter(Q(name__icontains=result[0]) | Q(lastname__icontains=result[1]) | Q(name__icontains=result[1]) | Q(lastname__icontains=result[0]))

Thank you!

Thank you!

nice

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thought this link invalid because the //gigs, surprised it works

Does any of you had a problem with the ModelAdmin and a custom ModelForm? If I add a very minimal form (1 field + the meta with fields = '__all__' and the model) the admin works but doesn't load the JS, so doesn't the filter_vertical for M2M for example. Django v2

I've been googling a few hours, but it doesn't make any sense

Can you show a ss

And logs

it only happens when I change the form using get_form , if I just change the form=TestForm , it works!

In the logs there is nothing. Just that I don't see the web connection to the JS files

I did a workaround. Instead of only changing the form when editing, I remove the fields when creating a new item.

sometimes just explainig the issue helps you to view the problem from another angle. Thanks for listening ! :D

Totally agree

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I got a problem with mysql

anyone here?

I want to search all similar words in a table

for example I've got the word 'developing', I want to get develop, developed, development three rows from table which are similar to developing

any of you write me a sql?

query string

if the word is shorter than those are in the table, I can use LIKE Clause to solve it. but what I encountered is the contrary of that

my table structure

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select * from exp.word where word like 'develop%';

。

select * from exp.word where word like 'developing';

select * from exp.word where word like 'developing%';

I need to match developing.

select * from exp.word where word like 'develop%';

have you try this?

No I don't need to try it's so obvious not the one I wanted

The word develop can't be determined .

I may get development developing developed. Underdeveloped..

Simply put I need to get a list of word family of a given word

I.e. give play , returns player playing plays..

Vise versa.

select * from exp.word where word like 'developing';

SELECT * FROM exp.word WHERE word LIKE 'develop%'

Word.objects.filter(id__startswith='develope')

this seems a bit closer to what i wam looking for

I shall have a try when i am home

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Word.objects.filter(id__startswith='develope')

is id_startswith the combination of column_reserverd word?

column_reservedWord

Id this columns

Change to word

get it.

word_startswith

Yes

is there an endswith ?

id_endswith?

Search all word starts developer

id_endswith?

Search all words end developers

Word.objects.filter(id__startswith='develope')

word.objects.filter ?

Search all words end developers

@

so, this table created by django models?

no, sorry