This is the default tree if you wanna override it Obviously based on how you have set templates in your Django settings to look for the templates The important piece is the registration folder and the template name

I was just about to ask you this, I mean in this project there are several apps and each contains templates folder so I checked the project's settings file and there was no path given for the TEMPLATE_DIR, so will by default it will work?

By default Django looks for a templates directory inside the app directory

Yes and put the file inside it

Thank you so much for all your help that you have provided me with being calm and answering even my silly queries. Thank you so much

Thank you so much for all your help that you have provided me with being calm and answering even my silly queries. Thank you so much

!yw

Now it's again taking the default email sir😥, I mean after putting it into registration folder.

You need to check if Django is looking for templates in the correct way so you need to check your settings

Done sir, sorry for bothering you again. The mistake I did was I have to change the default name of the html file otherwise it will take from the django. Thank you for all your support.

hello guys, I m struck on 1 problem from last 36 hours. My problem is User submit a imgae via form and redirected to homepage(where all images are displayed). When user clicks on any image it redirects him to image details page..where there are 2 button . 1st button to rotate it clock wise and 2nd button to rotate it anticlockwise. when user click on any of 2 button then image will perform specific action and will replace the original image with edited image. Really big thankyou in advance

i solved this problem, using buffer and PILLOW documentation

Could you help me?

How can I help u ?

from django.db import models, migrations def load_stores(apps, schema_editor): Store = apps.get_model("stores", "Store") store = Store(id=0, name='A') store.save() store = Store(id=1, name='A') store.save() store = Store(id=2, name='A') store.save() store = Store(id=3, name='A') store.save() class Migration(migrations.Migration): dependencies = [ ('stores', '0001_initial'), ] operations = [ migrations.RunPython(load_stores), ]

from django.db import models, migrations def load_stores(apps, schema_editor): Store = apps.get_model("stores", "Store") store = Store(id=0, name='A') store.save() store = Store(id=1, name='A') store.save() store = Store(id=2, name='A') store.save() store = Store(id=3, name='A') store.save() class Migration(migrations.Migration): dependencies = [ ('stores', '0001_initial'), ] operations = [ migrations.RunPython(load_stores), ]

Is not the dicision for my case

Where do you get?

Please help me with my connection with oracle 11xe, I have problems to migrate my tables😢

I have two urls.py files, the main one, and one inside an app I've started. The main urls.py page has only two paths, the admin url and the one that includes my secondary urls.py page. my second urls.py page has all the other urlpatterns I need to switch between pages. How do I write the "href" for that in my templates? Hard coding the links works (eg. href="/pages/home/") but I wanted to learn how to use the "url template tag" (eg. href="{% url 'home' %}"). How do I do this, please?

I have two urls.py files, the main one, and one inside an app I've started. The main urls.py page has only two paths, the admin url and the one that includes my secondary urls.py page. my second urls.py page has all the other urlpatterns I need to switch between pages. How do I write the "href" for that in my templates? Hard coding the links works (eg. href="/pages/home/") but I wanted to learn how to use the "url template tag" (eg. href="{% url 'home' %}"). How do I do this, please?

You can use namespace and app_name

Pls how can I use css with django???

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/howto/static-files/

I need a help about django AbstractBaseuser user

hi guys anyone know how i can connect django to SQL server ?!

What does the doc say ?

it say driver is not supported

Yup, but the official documentation say about SQL Server

Yes

i read . . . there is nothing . . .

https://django-mssql.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Here u go

https://django-mssql.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Here u go

https://pypi.org/project/django-mssql-backend/ This is not old

https://pypi.org/project/django-mssql-backend/ This is not old

how can I start a django project

By reading the official documentation.

i type that on the command line

Study before playing

Read this one, it supports newer Django

okay

https://pypi.org/project/django-mssql-backend/ This is not old

mine is 3.1 . . . not supported :(

Check it anyway, the details talk about 2.2 and newer

2.2 - 3.0

Someone is working in open source projects?

Someone is working in open source projects?

Someone is working in open source projects?