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Knowledge

what is the best way to create flow based web app in Django. like maker will make details.. reviewer can check and authorize and so on

Anil

Hello guys, How to access only one attribute value from phmysql database in to django

Charly

Hello guys, How to access only one attribute value from phmysql database in to django

Usaing a model, have you checked the django tutorial at least?

Krushna

I'm using celery with sqs to run some tasks asynchronously. My tasks are running successfully. When I call them in terminal i.e. with delay() or apply_async() I get AsyncResult. I'm using CELERY_BEAT_SCHEDULE to run cron tasks with supervisor. 1. My question is do we need to call the tasks function with delay() and apply_async() or not in the code. When I searched this the results showed that if CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER = True then tasks are run synchronously. I haven't included it in settings.py 2. So my tasks are running synchronously or asynchronously?

Mirco

I'm using celery with sqs to run some tasks asynchronously. My tasks are running successfully. When I call them in terminal i.e. with delay() or apply_async() I get AsyncResult. I'm using CELERY_BEAT_SCHEDULE to run cron tasks with supervisor. 1. My question is do we need to call the tasks function with delay() and apply_async() or not in the code. When I searched this the results showed that if CELERY_ALWAYS_EAGER = True then tasks are run synchronously. I haven't included it in settings.py 2. So my tasks are running synchronously or asynchronously?

Without EAGER equals to true, they run asynchronously apply_async allows you to specify more stuff delay() is simpler , just trigger the task

Krushna

Without EAGER equals to true, they run asynchronously apply_async allows you to specify more stuff delay() is simpler , just trigger the task

Yep. I want to use queue in apply_async. But, do I need to use apply_async() or delay() in my code i.e. views.py or we just use them to call it in terninal?

Mirco

Yep. I want to use queue in apply_async. But, do I need to use apply_async() or delay() in my code i.e. views.py or we just use them to call it in terninal?

Start with delay() Use apply async when you need more stuff

Krushna

Start with delay() Use apply async when you need more stuff

I've used both while calling tasks. But that's limited to terminal only. What I want to ask is do we MANDATORILY need to use delay() or apply_async() to the code too? Will tasks run asynchronously without them?

Mirco

I've used both while calling tasks. But that's limited to terminal only. What I want to ask is do we MANDATORILY need to use delay() or apply_async() to the code too? Will tasks run asynchronously without them?

It's not limited to terminal, you have to use them also inside code

Mirco

I've used both while calling tasks. But that's limited to terminal only. What I want to ask is do we MANDATORILY need to use delay() or apply_async() to the code too? Will tasks run asynchronously without them?

No, it's not mandatorly As I said you CAN use both, it depends on your need Start with delay() , then when you need and you study more, you will get when to use apply async

Mirco

I've used both while calling tasks. But that's limited to terminal only. What I want to ask is do we MANDATORILY need to use delay() or apply_async() to the code too? Will tasks run asynchronously without them?

Tasks won't be triggered if you don't use delay OR apply async inside code Clear ?

Krushna

Tasks won't be triggered if you don't use delay OR apply async inside code Clear ?

I haven't used both. Still my task run.

Mirco

I haven't used both. Still my task run.

If they are scheduled ones, it's normal they run by themselves based on your schedule The non scheduled ones cannot run without those triggers

Krushna

If they are scheduled ones, it's normal they run by themselves based on your schedule The non scheduled ones cannot run without those triggers

👍 This is the answer that I wanted. Thank you

Mirco

👍 This is the answer that I wanted. Thank you

The documentation is out there and it's good so read it as much as you can You will find answer to everything 🙂

Rohit

i am stuck in django backend

Rohit

any suggetions for me

Doragonsureiyā

any suggetions for me

Not until you explain your difficulties.

Rohit

i mean login page

Charly

i mean login page

You still need to explain what's the issue

Rohit

i cant handle querry

Charly

i cant handle querry

Still not enough details to help you

Rohit

user authentication

Rohit

error

Maxim

i cant handle querry

we cant help you

Rohit

we cant help you

thanks for your great advice

Virtuos

Hello I search the module to view PDF on django

Charly

user authentication

No code, no full error, no help for you

Charly

Hello I search the module to view PDF on django

ok

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thanks for your great advice

You're supposed to drop screenshot of the error or something boss

Charly

You're supposed to drop screenshot of the error or something boss

NO screenshots allowed here

etherbeing

Hey people somebody knows why django have not some dotnet features like static fetch with rollback and static + django template syntax... i know about web servers like nginx or apache serves statics so is seems like is not possible but it is, just a little tricky...

Firdaus

Hey people somebody knows why django have not some dotnet features like static fetch with rollback and static + django template syntax... i know about web servers like nginx or apache serves statics so is seems like is not possible but it is, just a little tricky...

Something like this? http://whitenoise.evans.io/en/stable/

Mirco

Hey people somebody knows why django have not some dotnet features like static fetch with rollback and static + django template syntax... i know about web servers like nginx or apache serves statics so is seems like is not possible but it is, just a little tricky...

What's the tricky part ? Serving statics is pretty simple with Django If you don't have a CDN and wanna use ngnix / Apache to serve them, you just have to map your static root as it's the location where Django will copy all statics found in apps or where you define the finders when running the collecstatic command in a prod-like environment

etherbeing

What's the tricky part ? Serving statics is pretty simple with Django If you don't have a CDN and wanna use ngnix / Apache to serve them, you just have to map your static root as it's the location where Django will copy all statics found in apps or where you define the finders when running the collecstatic command in a prod-like environment

😅 what I mean is something is not in django core... is the ability to use django template syntax inside statics, that is not possible right now, for a lot of reasons like django engine doesn't serve statics so it is not able to process those statics into browser readable content, I am asking because I am working in that (with the hope django team will accept that inside the core 😅) but before I want to know if there is something similar...

etherbeing

Sorry about my English skills 😅 seems like I wasn't able to explain myself before...

etherbeing

If someone knows about a way to use django template syntax like for example when working with css in a separated file like... bootstrap.css ... inside something like: {% load custom_tag %} .theme{ background: {% get_defautl_color %} }

etherbeing

And also a way of doing something similar to asp-fallback o asp-rollback I don't remember right now ... that allows you in asp-net to use a cdn but if it is not available use the fallback/rollback value instead...

Knowledge

what is the best way to create flow based web app in Django. like maker will make details.. reviewer can check and authorize and so on

anyone.. also share any easy way of passing data to display charts using highcharts.js

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Doragonsureiyā

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