i need only 3days ago not 3days and 4hours ago

When its hours equal to 24h i need only days

So the result will be 1 day ago without hours

I think you'll have to write your own filter for this

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.0/howto/custom-template-tags/

So i cant edit the timesince ok i will see this doc

it shouldn't be a huge problem to write your own

Ok i will thank you so much 🙏🏻

good luck.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24818768/django-built-in-timesince-filter-to-show-only-days

Ok i will thank you so much 🙏🏻

does that do what you need? ^

does that do what you need? ^

Yes like this one but with hours if hours < 24 and after with days only yes thank you maybe thats will be work

Yes like this one but with hours if hours < 24 and after with days only yes thank you maybe thats will be work

it does the day part for you

subtracting the datetime you have from current datetime should result in a timedelta object iirc from which you can simply do an if else

and of course that in combination with the stackoverflow answer should give you what you need

one kinda 'nifty' option would be if you could "divmod" dates - get the quotient and the fraction

https://gist.github.com/DarkRedman/54fa2a7b34ccc58a70c31ad1af88d29e This might also help

one kinda 'nifty' option would be if you could "divmod" dates - get the quotient and the fraction

i dont realy understand

one kinda 'nifty' option would be if you could "divmod" dates - get the quotient and the fraction

wouldn't that require him to work with timestamps?

don't worry. it's not relevant. divmod is just a mathematical operation that gives you the 'divisor' and 'remainder' (it's also a python function)

wouldn't that require him to work with timestamps?

I was just spitballing - I think timedeltas would be enough.

don't worry. it's not relevant. divmod is just a mathematical operation that gives you the 'divisor' and 'remainder' (it's also a python function)

Ah ok thank you guys thats gonna be realy helpful

And hey you can always make it a package for the rest of us

I could make many packages for you ;)

but better make PRs to existing ones

I am having issues with my tasks app Each time I try to open two files in my tasks folder inside my templates, the index file runs perfectly but the add. html file which is the second file in the tasks folder gives me error 404 I check my code very well and nothing is wrong with it Please help me out

TIME_FORMAT filter shows an error why??

TIME_FORMAT filter shows an error why??

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

how to set this error in atom ???

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Rakesh\.atom\packages\autocomplete-python\lib\completion.py", line 8, in <module>

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Rakesh\.atom\packages\autocomplete-python\lib\completion.py", line 8, in <module>

Thats not a full error and doesn't seem to have to do with Django

Ok thanks But it is not static because the code does not have any css styling for now I was practicing form with html on django I already have my index html running perfectly from on my template But I think I am having difficulty trying to add another html file inside my templates folder called add. Html I checked my code starting from my views. py down to urls. py it was ok But then I am error 404 Please help me

Thats not a full error and doesn't seem to have to do with Django

I do not know if you can help me out on that sir 👆🏼?

I do not know if you can help me out on that sir 👆🏼?

!tag

I do not know if you can help me out on that sir 👆🏼?

Don't tag people randomly, even if they seem knowledgeable. Most of the time, the person you tagged doesn't even know about the topic you just brought up. If people want to help you, they will - just be patient.

Don't tag people randomly, even if they seem knowledgeable. Most of the time, the person you tagged doesn't even know about the topic you just brought up. If people want to help you, they will - just be patient.

Ok

Hello I have a question ? what is the better way to deploy a django website as a beginner and how much it costs

I want to add multiselect option But don't how to do it in Django rest framework, So if anybody has idea of multiselect or multichoice option in DRF Then plz tell me

Hello I have a question ? what is the better way to deploy a django website as a beginner and how much it costs

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I want to get the data from username is there any code for that

In django restframework

In crud operation

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i saw that digital océan have hosting for 10 usd /month is it a good option

Hello I have a question ? what is the better way to deploy a django website as a beginner and how much it costs

For a debut, you can use Heroku, it's free to a certain extent. For the paid options, you can get a VPS from Digital ocean, AWS, etc.

Can anyone pls tell me how to reduce sso login time?

It's taking much time to redirect home page, how can i reduce it?

i saw that digital océan have hosting for 10 usd /month is it a good option

in generally i am using pythonanywhere.com for deployment it has it's own bash/cmd

but not used for production..it is free

in generally i am using pythonanywhere.com for deployment it has it's own bash/cmd

thanks

thanks

you are welcome

hello I have a question how can I hide a file type input when I am working with {% for field a formx %}

👋hallo

Good morning

How are you?

ImportError: cannot import name 'Httpresponse' from 'django.http' How can I solve this problem?

ImportError: cannot import name 'Httpresponse' from 'django.http' How can I solve this problem?

my code : from django.shortcuts import render from django.http import Httpresponse def home_page(request): return Httpresponse('HELLO WORLD')

I want to add multiselect option But don't how to do it in Django rest framework, So if anybody has idea of multiselect or multichoice option in DRF Then plz tell me

Can anyone tell me about this

i need to import csv file in model

i need to import csv file in model

have you even try to google it, just once?

i try but not working

debian or ubuntu for deploy django ?

ubuntu

version lts?

I’ve been hardly learning Py for a year. I wanna learn how to work with Django. Advise a serious and fully book please

my code : from django.shortcuts import render from django.http import Httpresponse def home_page(request): return Httpresponse('HELLO WORLD')

Try from django.http import HttpResponse

debian or ubuntu for deploy django ?

Debian

I’ve been hardly learning Py for a year. I wanna learn how to work with Django. Advise a serious and fully book please

Udemy?

Udemy?

What’s this? Is it an author?

What’s this? Is it an author?

https://www.udemy.com/course/python-django-web-development-to-do-app/?utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=udemyads&utm_campaign=LongTail_la.EN_cc.ROW&utm_content=deal4584&utm_term=_._ag_77879424134_._ad_535397245863_._kw__._de_m_._dm__._pl__._ti_dsa-1007766171312_._li_2702_._pd__._&matchtype=&gbraid=0AAAAADROdO1DVQagzpbH5WlaQ7o5J63CO&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIobDt-cvK9gIVyZ1LBR3Ftw3xEAAYAiAAEgLHTfD_BwE

Oh, I got it

But I need a book exactly, not courses)

Is a website, there is a lot of good stuff there and step by step guide but not all the course is free

But I need a book exactly, not courses)

Ah, courses must easier tho?

Perhaps. But for me, it’s better to read and handle book

Ic

Perhaps. But for me, it’s better to read and handle book

https://www.amazon.sg/Web-Development-Django-applications-Python-based/dp/1839212500/ref=asc_df_1839212500/?tag=sgsmrtphshopg-22&linkCode=df0&hvadid=404765462869&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3813743537247213578&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=2702&hvtargid=pla-1202063357020&psc=1

One of my friend have this book and is thick, a lot good content inside

But I need a book exactly, not courses)

I think about 830 pages of stuff from basic to more advanced stuff, maybe can consider this book?

https://simpleisbetterthancomplex.com/tutorial/2018/01/29/how-to-implement-dependent-or-chained-dropdown-list-with-django.html

Thank you

I think about 830 pages of stuff from basic to more advanced stuff, maybe can consider this book?

Yes, I guess that’s it