How to change default url 127.0.0.1:8000 to desirable url when i run server

Hi everyone. I need to use GeoDjango. Do I need to install geo libraries in both database VM and my django app VM? I have a running DB custer and django app as separate instances in my cloud environment.

Why can't we send a photo here? 😑

Why can't we send a photo here? 😑

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Hello guys I am new here can you help me with my problem on my site

I have uploaded my site on live server but

When I was login on admin panel and update data still login the all data is visible to my site but after logout data after few minutes get loss

Why it's happening ??

When I was login on admin panel and update data still login the all data is visible to my site but after logout data after few minutes get loss

Which data?

Data which is entered by user

Data which is entered by user

I don't understand your question, wait until someone helps

Means suppose when I login to my site admin panel for updating data then update done successfully but when I logout from admin panel after few minutes my all data got loads...

How to change default url 127.0.0.1:8000 to desirable url when i run server

You can add 0.0.0.0<port> in the command runserver

Ex. python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:9080

Or you can modify that in manage.py

hi why my set-cookie header doesn't set any cookie for me? I'm using django-rest and dj-rest-ath for authentication and react & nextjs for front end

When I was login on admin panel and update data still login the all data is visible to my site but after logout data after few minutes get loss

you have to actually save your login data to a table in order for it to persist.

i.e., (login model).save()

method is to be called

method is to be called

I will try it thanks 🤗

Hi everyone. I need to use GeoDjango. Do I need to install geo libraries in both database VM and my django app VM? I have a running DB custer and django app as separate instances in my cloud environment.

It only support few databases

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hello, can anyone help me my erros is 1146 no such table exist i have run makemigration, migrate, and migrate —sync-db , i check on migration file, my table migrated. but my table didnt exist when i access in /admin/ and mysql

hello, can anyone help me my erros is 1146 no such table exist i have run makemigration, migrate, and migrate —sync-db , i check on migration file, my table migrated. but my table didnt exist when i access in /admin/ and mysql

Check your settings.py

Check your settings.py

i have added my app in setting.py inside INSTALLED_APPS, what i have to check then?

i have added my app in setting.py inside INSTALLED_APPS, what i have to check then?

your database settings brother

if you're saying it migrated but the table does not exist in your database - then it migrated to a different database then?

your database settings brother

i see

if you're saying it migrated but the table does not exist in your database - then it migrated to a different database then?

no brother, i just have one app only

I'm only speculating here, could be anything really but if i were you thats where i would start

I'm only speculating here, could be anything really but if i were you thats where i would start

okey thank u brother, i will try to check another file

no brother, i just have one app only

I feel like you did not understand what i intended to convey

i did, can i chat u in private chat?

R u assigned server da

Database

Port correctly

Hey tell me does sqllite store data permanently or not

Where do you want to store pl

Sql lite or mysql

DATABASES = { 'default': { 'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.mysql', 'NAME': 'libms', 'HOST': '127.0.0.1', 'PORT': '3306', 'USER': 'root', 'PASSWORD': 'xxxxxxxx', 'OPTIONS': { 'init_command': "SET sql_mode='STRICT_TRANS_TABLES'"

settings =database where you to mention all the details of mysql server then only your table visible in mysql data base

How to return custom response data to client based on get value Example: Fee? amount=200 I want make opreation for amount and return result to client with out saving result in DB

Hello, I created a model which has an ImageField() in it. In the django admin I add some images, for example "img1.jfif", but after I save it it immediately changes to something like "img1_O18J7H00I.jfif" and the image can't be opened, what should I do?

Hello, I created a model which has an ImageField() in it. In the django admin I add some images, for example "img1.jfif", but after I save it it immediately changes to something like "img1_O18J7H00I.jfif" and the image can't be opened, what should I do?

Did you use media to save images

Did you use media to save images

Yeah, I saved it on my PC and then I tried to load images from that directory

What is your src path

Hey anyone have any advance project in django

What is your src path

project/app/static/app, there are both images and css files in there

Have you write {% load static %}

Hello everybody, I am going to develop website like upwork. There are two type user worker and employer in this case, I need filter users in view. Is it true to use permissions or is there better solution for this case.

Or then {% static 'img path' %}

Have you write {% load static %}

It's not about opening it into a html template, it's about opening it into a django admin

Ok ok

For doing this you can use media in django which is more efficient

You mean, I can load some images to the product with my code, without using a django-admin?

Yes

Oke, I'll try my best, thank you)

Step 1 : write this is setting.py MEDIA_ROOT= os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "media") MEDIA_URL="/media/" Step 2 : add this to your project url as after path close + static(settings.MEDIA_URL,document_root=settings.MEDIA_ROOT) Step 3:image = model should be models.ImageField(upload_to='images', default="") Done

Hi i need registration for new user but with django auth i just can login ... Any one has idea?

Friends, the front end and I have a problem that has not been solved for several days Look, we made a site similar to Insta Then the part where the user wants to change his profile picture does not work properly When the user changes his picture, it seems to be OK and status 200 returns, but his profile picture does not change * At first, I did not use viewset. I was using the same code that was commented and it had the same problem * Serializer has only one field called profile_photo * The front-end has checked the code many times and showed it to several people and says it is ok my code : https://linkode.org/#vG7wZuqJp9S19xZVY9o6S5

Step 1 : write this is setting.py MEDIA_ROOT= os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "media") MEDIA_URL="/media/" Step 2 : add this to your project url as after path close + static(settings.MEDIA_URL,document_root=settings.MEDIA_ROOT) Step 3:image = model should be models.ImageField(upload_to='images', default="") Done

Omg it actually worked I love you hahaah

Excuse me, I just wanted to thank him 😅

Friends, could anybody help me with uwsgi, I messed up trying to run it globally with dependencies installed inside virtual environment... Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot, i'll read!

Hi, I'm configuring a django server in a container. Is it better to use apache or nginx?

Hi, I'm configuring a django server in a container. Is it better to use apache or nginx?

nginx

Hi, I'm configuring a django server in a container. Is it better to use apache or nginx?

nginx

isn't it more difficult to configure?

isn't it more difficult to configure?

of course not, and Django works better with nginx than with apache

okey, I'll try to learn nginx

okey, I'll try to learn nginx

it's just needed to write a few lines, instead of configuring apache and installing plugins and messing with apache's config things for hours, with nginx you just add the reverse proxy thing and you're done in less than 2 minutes

to use nginx, don't I also have to use gunicorn?

to use nginx, don't I also have to use gunicorn?

if you want, yes, but you don't need to configure anything —or at least not anything too complex— ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

ok I'll try it without gunicorn

any good tutorial on nginx with django?

ok I'll try it without gunicorn

if you go to use gunicorn you just have to change the command to run the server, instead of ./manage.py runserver ..., you use gunicorn project.wsgi:application

any good tutorial on nginx with django?

the one from Django's doc

the one from Django's doc

ok, reading it 😊

ok, reading it 😊

but this one is more detailed: https://realpython.com/django-nginx-gunicorn/

any good tutorial on nginx with django?

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