Anonymous

I need to build an authentication system that's keeps track of user login and logout timestamps, it records the time stamp for a day and store it in field, and if that day pass by it created another record for that user timestamp, meaning it has a full log of user login or logout for days in a week and weeks in a month and months in a year, this is going to consume a lot of database space but I just need help on how to implement this or maybe there's a django package that can do this for me, I have searched but I can't find a reasonable answer.

mλdcodez

I need to build an authentication system that's keeps track of user login and logout timestamps, it records the time stamp for a day and store it in field, and if that day pass by it created another record for that user timestamp, meaning it has a full log of user login or logout for days in a week and weeks in a month and months in a year, this is going to consume a lot of database space but I just need help on how to implement this or maybe there's a django package that can do this for me, I have searched but I can't find a reasonable answer.

Create a datetime field in model, Make it autonow. Attach that field to login view. Do same for logout view.

mλdcodez

I need to build an authentication system that's keeps track of user login and logout timestamps, it records the time stamp for a day and store it in field, and if that day pass by it created another record for that user timestamp, meaning it has a full log of user login or logout for days in a week and weeks in a month and months in a year, this is going to consume a lot of database space but I just need help on how to implement this or maybe there's a django package that can do this for me, I have searched but I can't find a reasonable answer.

i believe, this is for stats, then you might need to improve the above mentioned way to track the user activity.

mλdcodez

Create a datetime field in model, Make it autonow. Attach that field to login view. Do same for logout view.

that's just the basic logic.

Jimmies San

hi all! any magic 3rd party app to help with gdpr implementation?

Jimmies San

i looked around but only abandoned components 😐

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Abhi

hey everyone...

Abhi

I have an issue

Abhi

every time i update a model instance

Abhi

its order gets changed in rendering the template

Abhi

example: if there is an upvote button for post 1 on the feed page on pressing it, the post is dragged to the bottom

Abhi

and the next post appears on the top in my html page

Jimmies San

what's secops?

security/operations - a sysadmin with high security trends and skills

Daniel

so much marketing in these position names

Luis

yes

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I want to customize admin site,so display lable(verbose_name) on top of every field (like a table). by default lables are left of field. anybody can help me?

Jimmies San

I want to customize admin site,so display lable(verbose_name) on top of every field (like a table). by default lables are left of field. anybody can help me?

yes, you can use modeladmin

Jimmies San

instead of register the model in the simple way, you can create an ad hoc class, register it, and customize

Jimmies San

something like @admin.register(ContactPerson) class ContactPersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): """admin contactperson object""" list_display = ('fullname', 'email') search_fields = ['fullname']

Jimmies San

if you need particular label [and translated] you can use gettext on model, and put a label on it

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Thank you. I will try it.

inchidi

its order gets changed in rendering the template

.order_by() your queryset then

Abhi

.order_by() your queryset then

Thanks. But how to get the reversed order

Jimmies San

Thanks. But how to get the reversed order

-order

Jimmies San

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/models/querysets/#order-by

Jimmies San

check this :)

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something like @admin.register(ContactPerson) class ContactPersonAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): """admin contactperson object""" list_display = ('fullname', 'email') search_fields = ['fullname']

I think it is default of django admin and does not change in display tables.

Abhi

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/models/querysets/#order-by

thanks :)

Jimmies San

I think it is default of django admin and does not change in display tables.

mmmh maybe i don't understand what you need.... try to look here i think this can help you https://djangobook.com/adding-models-to-django-admin/

Jimmies San

on bottom, "customizing field labels", and after

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on bottom, "customizing field labels", and after

thank you.

inchidi

I want to customize admin site,so display lable(verbose_name) on top of every field (like a table). by default lables are left of field. anybody can help me?

did you mean you want to change the input form (when create or update) from inline form to "not inline form"?

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did you mean you want to change the input form (when create or update) from inline form to "not inline form"?

I want to have multiple fields in same line and lables be top of fields.with field_set tuple I made multiple fields in same line but I can not put labels on top of fields.by default labels place left of fields.

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yes.

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I want to show fields like this.

inchidi

yes.

oh like that, really? have you work with/create django template pages before? coz its gonna be hard if you dont have knowledge about django templating engine tho

Jimmies San

are you on superadmin zone?? never do smtng like that

Jimmies San

seems cool

inchidi

are you on superadmin zone?? never do smtng like that

thats sample from bootstrap tho

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oh like that, really? have you work with/create django template pages before? coz its gonna be hard if you dont have knowledge about django templating engine tho

I'm new in django.but I can learn it🙂

Jimmies San

yes but i never customized the admin, and i'm not a frontender :( so something it's tricky for me [i hate frontend/design, i'm not fullstack, i do the minimal front needed]

inchidi

are you on superadmin zone?? never do smtng like that

actually am always avoiding to edit admin pages coz it need "expert level" understanding of django template imo lol

Jimmies San

actually am always avoiding to edit admin pages coz it need "expert level" understanding of django template imo lol

=)

inchidi

I'm new in django.but I can learn it🙂

what you need to do is extending the tags used to render the forms

inchidi

thats pretty easy coz you just need html and css. but find the correct tags to extend pretty hard

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