No

Add this

Ok

Thank you

Thank you

Working?

There are two more steps then.

Yes now working

Yes now working

Ok

Hello, guys. I have Full text search in my project and I try to save instance into db. Get this error: SyntaxError: cannot insert into column "vector_column" DETAIL: Column "vector_column" is a generated column. But I didn't fill this column, when create instance :(

I need to filter objects created after last April....if current year 2022 Jan....need to get all objects from 2021 April? If 2023 jan....need to get all objects from 2022 april

hello folks, i need help regarding media file

I got error while reading media files....that bo such file or directory

I need to filter objects created after last April....if current year 2022 Jan....need to get all objects from 2021 April? If 2023 jan....need to get all objects from 2022 april

Use gte or lte filters. Check on documentation

Use gte or lte filters. Check on documentation

I know gte and lte....but i need to filter from last April to next April....i can't enter the date manually....anyway....i find the solution

How can we display long strings in multiple lines on admin panel

I know gte and lte....but i need to filter from last April to next April....i can't enter the date manually....anyway....i find the solution

Go for raw SQL query

Go for raw SQL query

if datetime.date.today().month <= 3: startdate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year - 1, 4, 1) enddate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year, 3, 31) else: startdate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year, 4, 1) enddate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year + 1, 3, 31) self.voucher_code = Payment.objects.filter( payment_date__range=[startdate, enddate]).count() + 1 self.save() This was my solution......

if datetime.date.today().month <= 3: startdate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year - 1, 4, 1) enddate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year, 3, 31) else: startdate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year, 4, 1) enddate = datetime.datetime(datetime.date.today().year + 1, 3, 31) self.voucher_code = Payment.objects.filter( payment_date__range=[startdate, enddate]).count() + 1 self.save() This was my solution......

Very inefficient

Very inefficient

Could you share better code...?

Could you share better code...?

Use raw SQL. Google is your best friemd

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TypeError at /createprofile 'MultiValueDict' object is not callable Request Method: POST Request URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000/createprofile Django Version: 3.2.9 Exception Type: TypeError Exception Value: 'MultiValueDict' object is not callable Exception Location: C:\Users\mohan\Desktop\New folder\Resume\Resume\resume_amit\views.py, line 44, in profileform

i got this error while form submiting

i got this error while form submiting

you code is wrong

def profileform(request): if request.method == "POST": name =request.POST.get('name') mail_id =request.POST.get('mail_id') mobile_number =request.POST.get('mobile_number') about =request.POST.get('about') address =request.POST.get('address') interest =request.POST.get('interest') profile=Profile() profile.profile_img =request.FILES('profile_img') profileform =Profile(name=name, address=address, profile_img=profile.profile_img , mail_id=mail_id, mobile_number=mobile_number, about=about,interest=interest) profileform.save() profile.save() return render(request, 'createprofile.html')

i m using this code

def profileform(request): if request.method == "POST": name =request.POST.get('name') mail_id =request.POST.get('mail_id') mobile_number =request.POST.get('mobile_number') about =request.POST.get('about') address =request.POST.get('address') interest =request.POST.get('interest') profile=Profile() profile.profile_img =request.FILES('profile_img') profileform =Profile(name=name, address=address, profile_img=profile.profile_img , mail_id=mail_id, mobile_number=mobile_number, about=about,interest=interest) profileform.save() profile.save() return render(request, 'createprofile.html')

request.FILES['profile_img'] instead of request.FILES('profile_img')

request.FILES['profile_img'] instead of request.FILES('profile_img')

done this but give another error

MultiValueDictKeyError at /createprofile 'profile_img' Request Method: POST Request URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000/createprofile Django Version: 3.2.9 Exception Type: MultiValueDictKeyError Exception Value: 'profile_img' Exception Location: C:\Users\mohan\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python39\site-packages\django\utils\datastructures.py, line 78, in getitem Python Executable: C:\Users\mohan\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\python.exe

this error showing

MultiValueDictKeyError at /createprofile 'profile_img' Request Method: POST Request URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000/createprofile Django Version: 3.2.9 Exception Type: MultiValueDictKeyError Exception Value: 'profile_img' Exception Location: C:\Users\mohan\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python39\site-packages\django\utils\datastructures.py, line 78, in getitem Python Executable: C:\Users\mohan\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.9_qbz5n2kfra8p0\python.exe

this means you are not sending a filefield with that name

ok so what can i do now

if request.method == "POST": name =request.POST.get('name') mail_id =request.POST.get('mail_id') mobile_number =request.POST.get('mobile_number') about =request.POST.get('about') address =request.POST.get('address') interest =request.POST.get('interest') profile_img =request.FILES['profile_img'] profileform =Profile(name=name, address=address, profile_img=profile_img , mail_id=mail_id, mobile_number=mobile_number, about=about,interest=interest) profileform.save() profile.save()

ok so what can i do now

review your form

if request.method == "POST": name =request.POST.get('name') mail_id =request.POST.get('mail_id') mobile_number =request.POST.get('mobile_number') about =request.POST.get('about') address =request.POST.get('address') interest =request.POST.get('interest') profile_img =request.FILES['profile_img'] profileform =Profile(name=name, address=address, profile_img=profile_img , mail_id=mail_id, mobile_number=mobile_number, about=about,interest=interest) profileform.save() profile.save()

You need an instance to grab your FILES imo

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Looking for Django tutorials? you can follow these three recommended ones: * Official documentation and tutorial * Tutorial from MDN * Tutorial from django-girls

Looking for Django tutorials? you can follow these three recommended ones: * Official documentation and tutorial * Tutorial from MDN * Tutorial from django-girls

I guess Django- girls tutorials have already been outmoded because they have not been updated to the latest version

Peace be upon you guys

I want to make multiuser api and every user have his model

I want to make multiuser api and every user have his model

every single user have his own model ?

No‚ every type of user have model

Hello guys I create a model that have a field of imagefield so anytime I am trying to upload an image to this field in my admin page it will be telling me error 38 function not implemented Please help me out

This is the exception https://dpaste.org/ByzH

hi everyone I have a question, I have wrote api in restframework, but I didn't understand, who is responsible to connect it with app.js file? who write code in app.js file? frontend developer or beckend developer

hi everyone I have a question, I have wrote api in restframework, but I didn't understand, who is responsible to connect it with app.js file? who write code in app.js file? frontend developer or beckend developer

I am beginner pls help me😊

hi everyone I have a question, I have wrote api in restframework, but I didn't understand, who is responsible to connect it with app.js file? who write code in app.js file? frontend developer or beckend developer

frontend dev

Hi guys, tell me how to write a ternary operator in Django correctly? {% swipe ? 'swipe' : '' %}

Hi guys, tell me how to write a ternary operator in Django correctly? {% swipe ? 'swipe' : '' %}

You don't have the ternary operator You can simulate it with one line if else foo = something if condition else something_else

Hello guys I create a model that have a field of imagefield so anytime I am trying to upload an image to this field in my admin page it will be telling me error 38 function not implemented Please help me out

Have you the Pillow library to manage Imagefield model? . If not, pip pillow. It's a recommended package in django doc

Have you the Pillow library to manage Imagefield model? . If not, pip pillow. It's a recommended package in django doc

I have installed pillow

How to fetch record of 10-10 in table from django database after 10 record I can see another 10 record

Can someone help with web app error?

Can someone help with web app error?

Don't ask meta questions like: "Any user of $x here?" "Anyone used technology $y?" "Hello, I need help on $z!" Just ask directly! The better you are at explaining the problem, the more likely you are to get help. Asking smart questions

When I'm doing cv2.imread() its opening a seperate window, I want that window to be opened in to my webapp i.e. chrome

What is better to use for a website backend, Django or Django REST? In django front-end is kinda built in to the codebase. If I separate backend from front-end via API won't it be better in a long run? Because later I could use this API for mobile apps without ever changing the backend. Suppose I want to build a website first and later cross platform online mobile app. I am building website with DJango as a back-end and later will have to make REST API for apps. When doing apps I will have to adapt django to rest or it is not that hard to make django backend to REST api?

What is better to use for a website backend, Django or Django REST? In django front-end is kinda built in to the codebase. If I separate backend from front-end via API won't it be better in a long run? Because later I could use this API for mobile apps without ever changing the backend. Suppose I want to build a website first and later cross platform online mobile app. I am building website with DJango as a back-end and later will have to make REST API for apps. When doing apps I will have to adapt django to rest or it is not that hard to make django backend to REST api?

It's up to u and nowadays with HTMX you don't need to build a SPA for frontend especially if you are solo developer So you can enjoy of the power of Django templates even if you wanna build APIs

TypeError at /users/signup CustomUsr() got unexpected keyword argument 'initial'

TypeError at /users/signup CustomUsr() got unexpected keyword argument 'initial'

Was tring to create custom user and this err pops in signup page

Hi guys. Iv created a form for login and i want to use confirm password for my form so i defined a func to clear data and compare password and confirm pass. i used a form.validationerror to show the error but after i try i cant see any error massage.

Hi guys. Iv created a form for login and i want to use confirm password for my form so i defined a func to clear data and compare password and confirm pass. i used a form.validationerror to show the error but after i try i cant see any error massage.

Which framework are u using?

Which framework are u using?

well if he's inside this group...

well if he's inside this group...

👌 Yep. I just confused with lots of telegram group.

👌 Yep. I just confused with lots of telegram group.

👍🏻

for more description this is my form class ProfileRegisterForm(forms.ModelForm): first_name = forms.CharField(max_length=100,error_messages={'required':"enter your name"}) last_name = forms.CharField(max_length=100) username = forms.CharField(max_length=100) password = forms.CharField(widget=forms.PasswordInput) confirm_password = forms.CharField(widget=forms.PasswordInput) email = forms.CharField(widget=forms.EmailInput) profileimage=forms.ImageField(required=False) class Meta: model=ProfileModel fields=['profileimage','gender'] def clean(self): cleaned_data = super(ProfileRegisterForm, self).clean() password = cleaned_data.get("password") confirm = cleaned_data.get("confirm_password") if password != confirm: raise forms.ValidationError( "password and confirm_password does not match" )

Hello friends. Please send a drf project that used mobile for authentication. Or guide me on how to implement it

Hello friends. Please send a drf project that used mobile for authentication. Or guide me on how to implement it

not a project sharing group

not a project sharing group

Do you have a useful site for implementing this project?

Do you have a useful site for implementing this project?

Your question is not related to Django. If it's a Python related question go to @Python group, otherwise please move to @PythonOfftopic group and ask there.

what are you talking about? are you @Hossein_th13?

I need help for insert update delete using ajax

I need help for insert update delete using ajax

Don't ask meta questions like: "Any user of $x here?" "Anyone used technology $y?" "Hello, I need help on $z!" Just ask directly! The better you are at explaining the problem, the more likely you are to get help. Asking smart questions

How to delete record using ajax

When I'm doing cv2.imread() its opening a seperate window, I want that window to be opened in to my webapp i.e. chrome

Hello guys, I need help in solving a JSONDecodeError, can anyone help me solve it. Basically I am trying to send a POST response of the PayPal payment details that generated while payment, to a view inside a Django app. Inside the view I m trying to deserialize the stringified data using json.loads(request.body). Now the whole process runs smoothly without any issue in localhost , but once I m. Trying to do the same stuff on live server over internet it breaks at that line in view( the one I mentioned a while ago) and I receive a JSONDecodeError. Now the problem is I am unable to get the output of json.loads(request.data) on live server. So I m really confused.

django is stack or framework ?

django is stack or framework ?

What is a stack?

django is stack or framework ?

Framework

What is a stack?

overflow

I guess Django- girls tutorials have already been outmoded because they have not been updated to the latest version

Yea..I am thinking so too

Hello guys, I need help in solving a JSONDecodeError, can anyone help me solve it. Basically I am trying to send a POST response of the PayPal payment details that generated while payment, to a view inside a Django app. Inside the view I m trying to deserialize the stringified data using json.loads(request.body). Now the whole process runs smoothly without any issue in localhost , but once I m. Trying to do the same stuff on live server over internet it breaks at that line in view( the one I mentioned a while ago) and I receive a JSONDecodeError. Now the problem is I am unable to get the output of json.loads(request.data) on live server. So I m really confused.

Anyone, please it's urgent guys. I would love to explain it here but it will be difficult so If I could show the code base it would be easier for both of us to figure out the issue and solve it.