it has obviously

I m doing this looking at the source code

File "C:\Users\Dell\OneDrive\Desktop\djangodev\mass\base\models.py", line 25, in create_superuser return super()._create_user(PAN_ID, password, **extra_fields) AttributeError: 'super' object has no attribute '_create_user'

The method is create_user and not _create_user with the score at the beginning

https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/contrib/auth/models.py#L132

Why don't you follow the documentation ? It's ok to read the source code but no needed this time

The documentation is pretty clear about extending User model

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/auth/customizing/#a-full-example?

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/topics/auth/customizing/#a-full-example?

Yes

https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/contrib/auth/models.py#L132

The code is not telling u what you did. BaseUserManager has no that method.

You can also follow https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/tutorial/2016/07/22/how-to-extend-django-user-model.html

oops tht correct , thanks Mirco

oops tht correct , thanks Mirco

!yw

oops tht correct , thanks Mirco

You're welcome! 😊

I don't know y I made that silly mistake

I don't know y I made that silly mistake

👍🏻

print(request.data["date_slot_requested"] < datetime.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")) is printing as True for { "date_slot_requested": "2020-01-10" } I want to make sure that the requested date is not a past date. Am i doing something wrong ?

print(request.data["date_slot_requested"] < datetime.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")) is printing as True for { "date_slot_requested": "2020-01-10" } I want to make sure that the requested date is not a past date. Am i doing something wrong ?

You need to compare datetime object not strings

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.

Update, if someone was following this. This will not lead you to write answer, for this you have to change the extension from html to txt, in case if you are using django-rest-auth,not sure of dj-rest-auth. Thanks for all your support and guidance.

print(request.data["date_slot_requested"] < datetime.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")) is printing as True for { "date_slot_requested": "2020-01-10" } I want to make sure that the requested date is not a past date. Am i doing something wrong ?

it's actually date.

https://www.programiz.com/python-programming/datetime/current-datetime

You need to compare datetime object not strings

okay

it's actually date.

thank you

but first from datetime import date

got it 👍

it's actually date.

Yes but the main problem is that he's trying to compare strings and not date objects. This is what you @cult_of_kosmos have to understand

I couldn't find anything like datetime.today()

Hello...please I need help integrating stripe to django

https://testdriven.io/blog/django-stripe-tutorial/

https://testdriven.io/blog/django-stripe-tutorial/

and what is the error?

Update, if someone was following this. This will not lead you to write answer, for this you have to change the extension from html to txt, in case if you are using django-rest-auth,not sure of dj-rest-auth. Thanks for all your support and guidance.

Nope, it's not mandatory. HTML and text are to versions of templating It's the same for overriding normal Django registration email templates , it's not related to some packages If your code works only with this change, maybe there is something wrong with your code or the package

I couldn't find anything like datetime.today()

For what ?

for @cult_of_kosmos 's problem

Fixed it, thank you all for the help

https://testdriven.io/blog/django-stripe-tutorial/

https://github.com/dj-stripe/dj-stripe/blob/master/README.md

Yes but the main problem is that he's trying to compare strings and not date objects. This is what you @cult_of_kosmos have to understand

Fixed it just now Thank you

Fixed it just now Thank you

!yw

Fixed it just now Thank you

You're welcome! 😊

https://dpaste.org/YGDs#L46 can you also tell what's wrong woth the migrations?

I want to segregate users in three groups.

I copied a snippet from stackoverflow and put it in the already created migrations. But the Groups.objects.all() is empty

Did u migrate it ?

hi. need some suggestions on how to deliver different landing pages for different user groups in django how and where to put the logic.

hi. need some suggestions on how to deliver different landing pages for different user groups in django how and where to put the logic.

Into the view, you have to check if the user is part of a group and if so return different template

Into the view, you have to check if the user is part of a group and if so return different template

thanks for the response, so I have an accounts app for account related operations, and the main app. should I direct from the account app itself (after login) or forward to the main app views.

thanks for the response, so I have an accounts app for account related operations, and the main app. should I direct from the account app itself (after login) or forward to the main app views.

You need to add the logic to the view that listens to the url you wanna let the user visit and choose based on the group

You need to add the logic to the view that listens to the url you wanna let the user visit and choose based on the group

thanks. any suggestions for best practices in django ?

thanks. any suggestions for best practices in django ?

Buy and read 2 Scoops of Django book for best practices

sure, I'll have a look.

Did u migrate it ?

Migrations show no changes detected

I m totally noob with migrations

Migrations show no changes detected

I mean migrate not makemigrations

I m totally noob with migrations

Don't do data migration by copy and pasting from StackOverflow if you don't know what they are

Data migration are irreversible

Running migrations: No migrations to apply.

Don't do data migration by copy and pasting from StackOverflow if you don't know what they are

I dont have real data

I can experiment without hazard until I 'm working on this dummy data

Running migrations: No migrations to apply.

Because you have to create an empty migration to use data migration

hmm, is there any good django gotham or some conferencce video on migrations concept?

https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/tutorial/2017/09/26/how-to-create-django-data-migrations.html

didn't I do the same thing?

created a function and ran makemigrations and migrate

understanding the whole migrations would require me to make few more projects.

Usually the process is to create the empty migration, write the function to be passed to the RunPython In this way Django will recognize the migration to be ran

do you mean shift that function to an empty file?

ok I can do that

I currently work on function based views. I want to switch into class based views. I know both has it's own advantages. But still I want to know that is it a wise decision to learn class based views and use it over function based views ?? Asking helpful replies (based on your own experienced, not copy paste from Google) Thanks in advanced 🤩🤩

https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/tutorial/2017/09/26/how-to-create-django-data-migrations.html

Read this one please and you will have all the answers

I currently work on function based views. I want to switch into class based views. I know both has it's own advantages. But still I want to know that is it a wise decision to learn class based views and use it over function based views ?? Asking helpful replies (based on your own experienced, not copy paste from Google) Thanks in advanced 🤩🤩

Use CBVs as much as u can , but sometimes FBVs are enough

I currently work on function based views. I want to switch into class based views. I know both has it's own advantages. But still I want to know that is it a wise decision to learn class based views and use it over function based views ?? Asking helpful replies (based on your own experienced, not copy paste from Google) Thanks in advanced 🤩🤩

Does anyone except you actually use function based views in real projects?

dependencies = [ ('auth', '0012_alter_user_first_name_max_length'), ] y is auth being used here?

Nope, it's not mandatory. HTML and text are to versions of templating It's the same for overriding normal Django registration email templates , it's not related to some packages If your code works only with this change, maybe there is something wrong with your code or the package

That's what i was thinking it's totally strange , this might be the bug, actually this package is not maintained since last 1.5 years because i followed every step clearly. I'll try to perform it using dj-rest-auth and we will see

oops I switched back to a previous commit and forgot to set it in settings.py, the base.User model

no luck

Does anyone except you actually use function based views in real projects?

Many of like me use. & We make satisfactory apps on function based views in IoT, private chats & API callings

Use CBVs as much as u can , but sometimes FBVs are enough

👍😊

Can you suggest any repo in git to look and learn from django codes ?

Hi Can u give me this course plz ... Thank you

https://dpaste.org/DWju

can I get some help with this error? I think the groups got created. But in the shell that long strange traceback is there while importing and checking Group.objects.all().

https://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/serializers/#writing-update-methods-for-nested-representations def update(self, instance, validated_data): owner = validated_data.pop('owner') instance.owner_id = owner.id return instance i'm currently trying this, but the owner in my case is just empty, so i get this error: 'collections.OrderedDict' object has no attribute 'id' someone knows what i'm doing wrong? full code: https://del.dog/aimostobal.txt

ok problem solved