Hi guys, i have a Modalform for registration in index.html page but i don't know how should i set urls.py and views.py for it how should i put template name in views.py,a modalform as a part of index.html? and how should i route it in urls? path(' ', index, name='index'), path(' ', register, name='register'),

Hi guys, i have a Modalform for registration in index.html page but i don't know how should i set urls.py and views.py for it how should i put template name in views.py,a modalform as a part of index.html? and how should i route it in urls? path(' ', index, name='index'), path(' ', register, name='register'),

You can create a register form and add it to views like def index(request): Form = registerForm() . Then pass the form like a dictionary in the render () to the index.html like {{form}} Your URL will be like.. views.index, name="index"

thx a lot, if i couldn't do it i would give you MSG 🙈🙏

thx a lot, if i couldn't do it i would give you MSG 🙈🙏

No problem.. I'll respond if I see your message

Hello everyone, I need your help. Now I have a sqlite database. With the information in it, I can't link this database to my django project without using ORM.

Why?

Why?

What are you talking about?

I’m asking why Bezkort can’t link his database, what’s wrong with it

Why?

I have a fully prepared database. I need to create a project using this information.

I’m asking why Bezkort can’t link his database, what’s wrong with it

his question is clear with certain assumptions the file is locked by Django, so he can't open it with other tools

Can anyone explain me in a better way about META class inside models. Also about why we use and when and when not to. I have used it many projects but still confused

Can anyone explain me in a better way about META class inside models. Also about why we use and when and when not to. I have used it many projects but still confused

I have same question on my mind...pls someone help.

I want to learn django from the scratch, purchasing course from codewithmosh.com would be great choice or not?

I want to learn django from the scratch, purchasing course from codewithmosh.com would be great choice or not?

Better to go with Udemy courses

can you suggest one?

And Google for a 'portfolio django app' ... It will take you to a blog which really explains how to start with django with examples

can you suggest one?

Yes... A moment pls

https://www.udemy.com/share/101Wis3@n08nK_IVEZnPiv3KerUr9BI-zyL2UOh1cgXvfIs9oA41UXJNXHfASOW2MhAx8t11/

I want to learn django from the scratch, purchasing course from codewithmosh.com would be great choice or not?

Try justdjango! Youtube channel plus a he has a good roadmap and website Mosh skips many Codewith harry is good but not organized

Try justdjango! Youtube channel plus a he has a good roadmap and website Mosh skips many Codewith harry is good but not organized

studying from youtube is not a good choice as it's not focused on teaching, instead they're just coding without giving the better understanding.

Try justdjango! Youtube channel plus a he has a good roadmap and website Mosh skips many Codewith harry is good but not organized

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtQiiknWUcI&t=9321s try this

Okay.

I want to learn django from the scratch, purchasing course from codewithmosh.com would be great choice or not?

I thought there's actually a better way to learn Django except reading the documentation and doing pet-project but after a year I've finally realized that documentation is better than any course or YouTube tutorial series.

I suspect that just reading Django documentation could be too hard for newcomers. Despite the fact that Django documentation is much better that many other technologies docs

there are tons of docs made by enthusiasts all over the place... thx to Python & Django communities

Try justdjango! Youtube channel plus a he has a good roadmap and website Mosh skips many Codewith harry is good but not organized

Anyone on this?

Anyone on this?

Maybe anyone is here, yes, but they are not obliged to read everyone's message here neither to reply to everyone's message, if someone wants to reply to your message, they will do that, just don't try to draw attention to your message writing "anyone?" every 5 minutes, that will lead you to be warned for SPAM/Flood, just be patient or use Google/DuckDuckGo to research about your question instead of wasting time here waiting for people to do your work. Have a nice day 😊

I thought there's actually a better way to learn Django except reading the documentation and doing pet-project but after a year I've finally realized that documentation is better than any course or YouTube tutorial series.

that settles then, I'll read the documentation.

Hello, I am uploading a portfolio site. What happens if a customer sends me little information in an email and a comment and it is automatically sent to my email? Please help

Hi guys is there any way to access dictionary object in django templates. Not using a for loop Ex- In views.py map[object.id] = value In templates {{Map.object.id}} this doesn't work

Any ideas how to get the map values?

Any ideas how to get the map values?

Write your custom teplate tag, it's a common practice

Create a folder templatetags in the root, add __init__.py there ​from​ ​django​ ​import​ ​template ​register​ ​=​ ​template​.​Library​() ​@​register​.​filter​(​name​=​'lookup'​) ​def​ ​lookup​(​value​, ​arg​): ​    ​return​ ​value​[​arg​]

Then you can include this filter and use it with {{ map|lookup:id }}

Please help me when should i use def__str(self) . Do i need to use it on only strings or even other fields have to declare them

Ts confusing me why is it declared on only one parameter among others

The idea of multi tenants or saas application in Django is never clear to me. I Wish I can find a book I can buy or a course on this subject... Anyone?

I thought there's actually a better way to learn Django except reading the documentation and doing pet-project but after a year I've finally realized that documentation is better than any course or YouTube tutorial series.

Absolutely right bro 😀

Please help me when should i use def__str(self) . Do i need to use it on only strings or even other fields have to declare them

__str__ magic method of a model is needed to print out the model instance. You can see a result in the Django admin panel, for example. Or when you print(queryset). You don't need to use it for fields, because they have verbose_name argument.

can i join number of tables using a single query using django ORM 5 tables A B C D E A related to B B related to C C related to D D related to E i need to get connection btw table A and E

I have started learning Django REST Framework, from documentation. Please suggest some Projects for begining

Did you buy the course in site or YouTube videos Is it worth to buy a course from him?

Some of you here bought the course can answer here.

can i join number of tables using a single query using django ORM 5 tables A B C D E A related to B B related to C C related to D D related to E i need to get connection btw table A and E

I guess Model.objects.all().prefetch_related(<list of related fields joined by double underscore>) will do the trick

I guess Model.objects.all().prefetch_related(<list of related fields joined by double underscore>) will do the trick

select_related will also work right ?? i should check this, doc confuses me does select_related() arguments specify based on which argument they will be joined or which all tables/models will be joined

Did you buy the course in site or YouTube videos Is it worth to buy a course from him?

the course is absolutely worth it moshhamedani the tutor of that course explains only essential topics so its easier to understand. i download pirated content from the internet bro.

select_related will also work right ?? i should check this, doc confuses me does select_related() arguments specify based on which argument they will be joined or which all tables/models will be joined

prefetch_related Returns a QuerySet that will automatically retrieve, in a single batch, related objects for each of the specified lookups. select_related Returns a QuerySet that will “follow” foreign-key relationships, selecting additional related-object data when it executes its query. This is a performance booster which results in a single more complex query but means later use of foreign-key relationships won’t require database queries.

Oh, now I think that select_related actually is the best option, as well as your tables are connected by FK-relationships

Oh, now I think that select_related actually is the best option, as well as your tables are connected by FK-relationships

what if the table have two foreign keys, will it select the foreign key which is present in both tables

Yes, you can select several relationships with double-underscore syntax as well

And select_related itself supports several fields to select, so it perfectly matches your request

My Django authenticate method returns None....... After user registration in template

Can anyone help

Please??? 🥺

Please??? 🥺

Please provide a full explanation including all the details that you consider relevant. Your statement is too broad and there is no clear way to answer you, you have to explain: - what you're doing - what you're expecting - what you're using - where you're running the script - what Python version you're using - what packages and their versions you're using - and the most important thing: show the code YOU wrote (read rule 5️⃣ for that) and more details, that way your chances to get help will increase

guys, hello, could you help me, how can i get element by index from ArrayAgg by lookup in django ORM?

My Django authenticate method returns None....... After user registration in template

Dude, mine returns nothing.. Be hopeful.

Dude, mine returns nothing.. Be hopeful.

None is the same as nothing

Dude, mine returns nothing.. Be hopeful.

All functions return something. If they don't explicitly return something, they return a None object. Examples of functions that return None: print, list.append, dict.update

What I'm doing: I'm trying to login a user and redirect the user to his dashboard ...... But when I do a python print it returns "None" I'm expecting a redirect after login or registration to the dashboard area..... I'm using Django I'm running the app on cpanel Using python 3.8.6

None is the same as nothing

I meant for the templates. Whenever I hop into the endpoints, templates are empty and nothing is there. :(

What I'm doing: I'm trying to login a user and redirect the user to his dashboard ...... But when I do a python print it returns "None" I'm expecting a redirect after login or registration to the dashboard area..... I'm using Django I'm running the app on cpanel Using python 3.8.6

using custom user models?

using custom user models?

Yes exactly

It worked on my local machine before I did an ftp to cpanel

It worked on my local machine before I did an ftp to cpanel

show your code

Yes exactly

So, set the redirect endpoint in your settings.py. What do you print? Where do you print?

So, set the redirect endpoint in your settings.py. What do you print? Where do you print?

By default all outputs from the python app go a file called "stderr. log" file...... I printed to this file and to my template as a message when user tries to register..... The funny thing is the user is registered but does not authenticate

By default all outputs from the python app go a file called "stderr. log" file...... I printed to this file and to my template as a message when user tries to register..... The funny thing is the user is registered but does not authenticate

Well, that's common. Better approach is to redirect the registered user (after the registration process) to the login/signin page and let him log in.

In most cases, users use fake information in order to authenticate and do the stuff. This step will prevent from that.

Well, that's common. Better approach is to redirect the registered user (after the registration process) to the login/signin page and let him log in.

Otherwise, you can easily log the user in right after the registration and then, redirect him to the proper view.

But the major problem is that when I try to login it keeps redirecting back to the login template

Otherwise, you can easily log the user in right after the registration and then, redirect him to the proper view.

... 👆

But the major problem is that when I try to login it keeps redirecting back to the login template

U sure u changed the redirect variable in settings?

U sure u changed the redirect variable in settings?

This is mandatory?

This is mandatory?

It is. That shows where should Django redirect the user after signin/signup.

It is. That shows where should Django redirect the user after signin/signup.

Ok let me change it is and see if it works

It is. That shows where should Django redirect the user after signin/signup.

It doesn't work ..... I just changed it

It doesn't work ..... I just changed it

https://t.me/django/185455

https://t.me/django/185455

Which part of it?

Which part of it?

the part where you're having issues with... obviously