do your tables have common fields?

In django, the name of a class is also the name of a table in the database. You don't need to change anything

Hello friends, good time I have a task, can anyone help? To have a database, my sql has about 4 tables The name of each table is the name of a class in Python And for each class You have to do the crud operation I want to make such a completely object-oriented model Can anyone help?

hi i have a problem When debug is false and cant find my static any can help me?

use web server to host static files

when i run in the host and can find? or ….

i do not understand

you told me i must use in the host its not problem? when debug is false

so? use web server to host static files

but when i run in the my pc and cant find why?

but when i run in the my pc and cant find why?

Static files are not served on with django unless is debug. You need to serve with nginx or apachhe or whatever

Hello everyone, I want to ask, I am making a database with a connection many to many: actors = models.ManyToManyField(Actors). But with this error: <class 'movie_app.admin.MovieAdmin'>: (admin.E109) The value of 'list_display[4]' must not be a ManyToManyField. Help please, with what this error can be connected and how to solve it?

I am getting this error in django admin: 'str' object has no attribute 'utcoffset'

Hello everyone! I'm getting error Origin checking failed - https://ridp.uzrd.uz does not match any trusted origins. CSRF validation failed. Request denied. this is my settings: ALLOWED_HOSTS = ['ridp.uzrd.uz'] CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGIN = ["https://ridp.uzrd.uz" "https://*.uzrd.uz", "ridp"] CSRF_COOKIE_SECURE = True SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE = True SESSION_EXPIRE_AT_BROWSER_CLOSE = True how can I fix it?

This happen in userregistration serializer

sounds like an issue which you need to read the python docs on. https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#text-sequence-type-str you will see the interpreter is correct. according to the python std lib docs, str type objects have no attribute utcoffset. so, without more context, no one can help you other than to say the interpreter is telling you the correct error information.

STATIC_URL = 'static/' {% load static %} {% static 'logo.jpg' %} [28/Jun/2023 00:25:17] "GET /static/logo.jpg HTTP/1.1" 404 1783

How i can fix it?

have you read the django docs about deploying static files first?

Hello everyone, has anyone had a problem with the Chrome browser not logging you out once the browser or tab is closed?

Hello everyone. I'm using Django forms to send info from my MySQL db to my template and get answers from template to my db. There a way to make better visualization for forms beside form.as_p, div, table, ul. I'm looking for new ways to visualize my forms. Thanks

Hello everyone. I'm using Django forms to send info from my MySQL db to my template and get answers from template to my db. There a way to make better visualization for forms beside form.as_p, div, table, ul. I'm looking for new ways to visualize my forms. Thanks

Do you mean styles? Did you try with CSS?

this is probably one of the most frustrating experiences with django and has been for some time: its lack of an innovative solution for generating stylized (and custom attributed) forms without having to create a full HTML template from scratch, even for relatively minor adjustments (like ONLY adding CSS to a particular field, everything else being the same). there are third party libraries out there like django crispy forms, but I've never found a library that has a philosophy I agree with (i.e. my issue with crispy is they seem to trend towards defining structure in Python, which is NOT a job for Python; HTML was literally designed to define the structure of a webpage, that should be being used for that purpose instead). I've created a custom form library that makes use of some of django 5.0 alpha's features and generally makes defining forms work like models, allowing one to define a Meta class and then supply attributes in dicts; i.e., to add css you would do: class MyForm(forms.Form): ... class Meta: css = {'fields': {'my_field': ['list', 'of', 'css', 'classes']}} it works generally on everything but fieldsets. but I haven't published it to github yet. I suppose I should do that, if you'd like to give it a go. otherwise, best thing I can tell you is to write an HTML template from scratch for your form and assign it to it with MyForm.template_name attribute

Yes Christian, I've try. But CSS is not my real problem. I think the HTML form is the real issue. Thanks

I just made a repo for it if you want to try it. no docs yet. it's more experimental than anything else, but it works. https://github.com/Naggafin/django-extensible-forms

Thanks. I will take a look

as you please :). I definitely need to come up with some rudimentary documentation. if you feel like using it, I can explain what all it can do in a PM. for the most part I did this because I got tired of having to write a custom HTML template every time I wanted basic CSS or HTML attributes defined. in any case, you say you're having an issue with HTML?

i am unable to login with that code

Hell guys any one who can tell me any free hosting platforms where I can deploy my webapp

with debug= True, it is running fine, but with debug = false , django is not adding trailing / , so it is causing an error

Hi , How can I open django admin at 127.0.0.1:8000 instead of 127.0.0.1:8000/admin/ when debug = False.

I don't know exactly how the default django implementation of session expiry at browser close works, but you could consider using a library called allauth to handle this. the login form has a switch for a "Remember me" option, which necessarily implies session logout on browser close. this is a very mature library too, having been in development since 2012 and is actively maintained now. link: https://django-allauth.readthedocs.io/en/latest/overview.html

Can anyone tell me the basic of django i want to learn it

Can anyone tell me the basic of django i want to learn it

look at the documentation, it is very complete

Django Rest oauth toolkit provider authentication and when user login genrate access token

Django Rest oauth toolkit provider authentication and when user login genrate access token

I want face error grant type

I have a form I want when a user fill the form that I can receive data to my email account

Hello Guys my cmd is not going past the django-admin start project its giving an error anyone who knows how to pass this error

Bro u need to make your own class for recive the data of user in your admin panel

I want to make two separate django and connect then, example one project is for payment things and 2nd one is main project. Is there any way or idea about it