exception handling? 🤔 try: # check data except django.ValidationError as e: raise rest_framework.ValidationError(e)

share your code, am sure it would help

exception handling? 🤔 try: # check data except django.ValidationError as e: raise rest_framework.ValidationError(e)

It worked like pro 😁😁😁😁.. thanks a lot...😁😁😁🙏

share your code, am sure it would help

It solved .. u want to see code ?

It solved .. u want to see code ?

yeah let me see it

yeah let me see it

Okies .. i logged off.. will send after 2 hours ..

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https://pastebin.com/QmYJ7Gt4

Sorry for delay in sending ..

Guys, Does any one knows what is the security level for django websites??

Is it very secure?

I’m a django newbie

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Is it very secure?

PInterest and Instagram like sites use django. So. I believe it's secure

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Guys, Does any one knows what is the security level for django websites??

High security

Hablani Anazi ✋🏻

PInterest and Instagram like sites use django. So. I believe it's secure

Thaaaanks bro

High security

Thank you 🙏

Hey guys! I'm working on a project and I need your advice on how I can do two things. I've been racking my brains around all day.. I am building a web app where people can sign up and register their businesses. It's going to have a signUp, signIn, a dashboard, register business and many other stuff. But my challenge is I want to be able to filter businesses by locations and also by category. Please any advice on how to go able it. I'm using postgres + sequelize

you can group people by IP address which links to their location

you can group people by IP address which links to their location

IP address is not reliable if the user is using vpn ... even without vpn ip address will not map to exact location

Hey guys! I'm working on a project and I need your advice on how I can do two things. I've been racking my brains around all day.. I am building a web app where people can sign up and register their businesses. It's going to have a signUp, signIn, a dashboard, register business and many other stuff. But my challenge is I want to be able to filter businesses by locations and also by category. Please any advice on how to go able it. I'm using postgres + sequelize

I hope u will be getting location and category from user itself.. in that case u could use filters2 app .. which is very much handy..

http://django-filter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

If this is not what u r looking for, then plz elaborate ur needs/ spec...

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»> Post.objects.all() [<Post: Share Test>, <Post: Technologies>, <Post: testing>, <Post: Who was Django Reinhardt? >, <Post: Another Post>, <Post: New Title R>] how do i get the id of these object...? Thanks :)

»> Post.objects.filter(title='New').id() AttributeError: 'QuerySet' object has no attribute 'id' this is what happens when i ask for id

Posts = posts.objects.all() For a in posts: print(a.id)

Only individual objects have Ids.. object managers dont

Thanks :)

Is there any website for tutorials on geodjango except the docs?

Hi, I have two models... Class A(models.Model): name = field() manager = FK(B) Class B(models.Model): name = field() id = FK(self) Now I want to get all objects in A which have a filter from self of model B with that self FK. For ex : Model B :- Instance 1 (FK=null) Instance 2 (Fk=Instance 1) Model A :- Instance 1 (Fk=model A instance 1) Instance 2 (FK= model A instance 2) I need to get object of Model A which got filter of Model B (only with model B instance 1 as FK) How can I do it?

A.objects.filter(manager=B.objects.filter(id=1))

A.objects.filter(manager=B.objects.filter(id=1))

I applied this query ... but am getting error ..

OperationalError: (1242, 'Subquery returns more than 1 row')

Got it solved 😕

A.objects.filter(manager__in=B.objects.filter(id=1))

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Hey guys! I'm working on a project and I need your advice on how I can do two things. I've been racking my brains around all day.. I am building a web app where people can sign up and register their businesses. It's going to have a signUp, signIn, a dashboard, register business and many other stuff. But my challenge is I want to be able to filter businesses by locations and also by category. Please any advice on how to go able it. I'm using postgres + sequelize

I'm want to know how will I structure my models. That will enable filter businesses under a specific location and filter business under a specific category.

I'm want to know how will I structure my models. That will enable filter businesses under a specific location and filter business under a specific category.

So that I can get all the businesses under a specific location and businesses under a specific category

Is there any website for tutorials on geodjango except the docs?

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any good open source multivendor marketplace built with Django

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I'm want to know how will I structure my models. That will enable filter businesses under a specific location and filter business under a specific category.

just Business models with category and location fields will be enough i think. You can use set choices for category if you want your user pick one category only, or you can create one more table which is Categories to store categories and make many-to-many relationshop

Now in more details this is what I'm talking about..

I'm building a project but I'm presently the backend of the app will run using a dummy data first. Now I've created some API routes and hit them from postman. Example is POST /business/ = this is to register a new business, PUT /business/<businessId> = this is to update a new business. But my question is how do I do this API that is base on filter to get all business under a specific location using this api GET /business?location=<location>

https://pastebin.com/rMrwkBsZ

https://pastebin.com/rMrwkBsZ

I am having a problem.. my requirement is I have to send objects of a model and custom calculated value to serializer.. I cannot return 2 variables to serializer .. how can I do this?

I'm building a project but I'm presently the backend of the app will run using a dummy data first. Now I've created some API routes and hit them from postman. Example is POST /business/ = this is to register a new business, PUT /business/<businessId> = this is to update a new business. But my question is how do I do this API that is base on filter to get all business under a specific location using this api GET /business?location=<location>

using drf?

I am having a problem.. my requirement is I have to send objects of a model and custom calculated value to serializer.. I cannot return 2 variables to serializer .. how can I do this?

do that on your serializer, with SerializerMethodField http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/fields/#serializermethodfield

any good open source multivendor marketplace built with Django

how about create new one? 😄

using drf?

Please what is drf?

django rest framework

I am actually using node.js but I believe its practical the same procedures

with django i need to add filter_backends = (filters.SearchFilter, ) to my view to able to do that

with django i need to add filter_backends = (filters.SearchFilter, ) to my view to able to do that

And when you hit this API: /business?location=<location> it's should work?

And when you hit this API: /business?location=<location> it's should work?

yeah, actually not only location, but also other column in the same table with location

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do that on your serializer, with SerializerMethodField http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/fields/#serializermethodfield

Done thanks 😊

Hi.. I have 2 applications fully independent build on django.. both apps have API endpoints.. these 2 apps will be used to build front end of application in react .. now I dont want my react frontend to interact with both apps.. is there a way to handle one apps url from another itself.. just my front end should not know the existence of 2 apps.. so I need to call 2nd apps API also from only one app. Like services or something. How can we attain this..?

Hi.. I have 2 applications fully independent build on django.. both apps have API endpoints.. these 2 apps will be used to build front end of application in react .. now I dont want my react frontend to interact with both apps.. is there a way to handle one apps url from another itself.. just my front end should not know the existence of 2 apps.. so I need to call 2nd apps API also from only one app. Like services or something. How can we attain this..?

can you give me sample "current url's" and sample "expected url's"?

Like one app have http://helloworld.com/getemployee I dont want react to interact with helloworld.com.. rather than it would need same behaviour from my domain .. http://hello.com/getemployee Same result but from my endpoint

Is it something like... my app interact with that app fetch info and send the same on my endpoint and vise versa .. get data from client.. hit the other apps endpoint with same payload.. fetch response and forward it to client

Like one app have http://helloworld.com/getemployee I dont want react to interact with helloworld.com.. rather than it would need same behaviour from my domain .. http://hello.com/getemployee Same result but from my endpoint

i bet `http://helloworld.com/getemployee` actually not "yours" coz if you already deploy a web app you will know its easy to do that 😏

i bet `http://helloworld.com/getemployee` actually not "yours" coz if you already deploy a web app you will know its easy to do that 😏

😂 ... its actually not mine but it is in my team only...

then i think thats also mean you must make server that passing result from hellowold.com which is mean longer response time

am not sure about this, dont know any other option

We are a team of 3 . One guy react and 2 are django.. another guy is working on one particular requirement and am on another.. we kept it separate bcz to use on any other similar project.. so we made it fully independent...now my boss dont want react guy to talk with both of us and use two separate apps for fetching info and he wants it to call from only one app as it comes from one app ... i thought of importing his views and to configure URL by myself.. but i am just curious to know if what i asked can be done..

then i think thats also mean you must make server that passing result from hellowold.com which is mean longer response time

Ya .. the reason is only one app will be hosted in client server and another one in our server .. which makes it two different domains ..

if possible, you can point subdomain of helloworld to your servers, something like api1.helloworld.com to api you created, and api2.helloworld.com to your friend api