yeah i was looking for something like that!

yeah i was looking for something like that!

👍

try it, if problem: just ask again :)

nice thank you @JimmySan !!

i`ll try it

Read what pydanny says about it inside 2 Scoops of Django 😀 Leonardo

Good day

I wanna get only the one latest posts from every ids existing in a array from a mysql database, anyone can help me?

I wanna get only the one latest posts from every ids existing in a array from a mysql database, anyone can help me?

You can specify the order in which you want to get your posts and slice them to a certain number

Good day/night! Do anybody know how to detect a signal, when a user submits a google form, which was implemented to my django web site?

Good day/night! Do anybody know how to detect a signal, when a user submits a google form, which was implemented to my django web site?

Not really sure how google forms integration work as I try to avoid google services as much as possible, but I guess it will happen in the front end side, so unless you do some js call to the server notifying the google form has been submited it will be hard

It sends some request to google, may be this could be caught?

Yes, but the request is sent from the front end side, right?

If so, you should implement some js to catch when the form is submitted and notify your server via ajax or whatever, and then implement your logic on the server side

If so, you should implement some js to catch when the form is submitted and notify your server via ajax or whatever, and then implement your logic on the server side

f*** i get it thanx

Np :)

You can specify the order in which you want to get your posts and slice them to a certain number

Thanks

Anybody please..

Do you have an instance of redis database listening on localhost and port 6379?

If your are using Linux, can test it running this command on Linux terminal: netstat -lptn | grep 6379

No worries , he's already ok He wrote me in DM

Ok!

As you said, he just forgot to start redis service

Hehe sh*t happens

😂

If your are using Linux, can test it running this command on Linux terminal: netstat -lptn | grep 6379

netstat is deprecated

is better if you use ss

more info, better tool, not deprecated :)

is better if you use ss

Oooh! Thanks for the tip

Oooh! Thanks for the tip

👍

No worries , he's already ok He wrote me in DM

😜😁

Guys please help me, I am new in django. I am learning it from the book "Django by example". I am doing step by step but when I wrote this codes I have error from django.contrib import admin from .models import Post @admin.register(Post) class PostAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin): list_display = ('title', 'slug', 'author', 'publish', 'status') list_filter = ('status', 'created', 'publish', 'author') search_fields = ('title', 'body') prepopulated_fields = {'slug': ('title',)} raw_id_fields = ('author',) date_hierarchy = 'publish' ordering = ('status', 'publish')

this codes in admin.py file

django.core.management.base.SystemCheckError: SystemCheckError: System check identified some issues: ERRORS: <class 'blog.admin.PostAdmin'>: (admin.E027) The value of 'prepopulated_fields' refers to 'slug', which is not an attribute of 'blog.Post'. <class 'blog.admin.PostAdmin'>: (admin.E108) The value of 'list_display[1]' refers to 'slug', which is not a callable, an attribute of 'PostAdmin', or an attribute or method on 'blog.Post'. this is my error

Your Post model seems to not have slug field

Your Post model seems to not have slug field

how to correct it?

By adding slug field to your Post model and run migrations

By adding slug field to your Post model and run migrations

thank you, did it

thank you, did it

yw 😁

https://pastebin.com/3HeF9CGY When making a Custom manager the admin site does not find the original manager (.objects) (the admin page only list/show the active ones, as the manager i set up), is this a bug or on purpose ? There should be no reason to have to include the default manager "objects" as i named the manager something else.

what do you mean with not find the original manager ?

It does not show the "inactive" ones.

mmm share your custom manager too pls

i just edited the pastebin

:)

good :)

with your ActiveManager , your queryset has only active ones

with your ActiveManager , your queryset has only active ones

Yes thats the point.

have a look at this

Yes but what I dont understand is why/how/where it replaces .objects

Your saying I will understand that watching this ?

yup

ahh, thanks. Then i will ;)

I think you will understand without other explanation

Thats fine, no point waisting time explaining something explained elsewhere ;)

ahah yep, but if you still don't understand ask again

I will!, I like answers pointing to full answers like this. You learn alot more.

absolutely!

I am the kind of person who needs to understand what I am doing, if not I never learn... I forget in an instant if I dont understand it.

I dont understand how some people can learn syntax / languages without understanding it.

yep! if u don't understand what you r doing , you will make bad apps, code etc. imho

yes.

Looking for a Django developer who knows (frontend as well) for a freelancing project . If you have any friend in your network with set of specific skills, please redirect if someone is the right fit.

Looking for a Django developer who knows (frontend as well) for a freelancing project . If you have any friend in your network with set of specific skills, please redirect if someone is the right fit.

What kind of project ?

( I might do it for free)

( I might do it for free)

Never do anything for free

Never do anything for free

Charity

Other will gain profit from it

Get a portion of it

Thats why i asked what.

I wasted few months of mine.

Won't do it again

I have a 100% dayjob and a 3 year old doughter so months is out of the question. Currently I am writing our new PIM system. Django turned out to be, well perfect.

Never do anything for free

I would specify, nothing for free for a company/person who will get benefeit from it, but contributing to free/open source is always good idea

excatly.

That's a different case

Looking for a Django developer who knows (frontend as well) for a freelancing project . If you have any friend in your network with set of specific skills, please redirect if someone is the right fit.

Anyways, I have a friend who may be interested, will let him know

Looking for a Django developer who knows (frontend as well) for a freelancing project . If you have any friend in your network with set of specific skills, please redirect if someone is the right fit.

If your willing to making it open source i’ll give my share for free, front and back

have a look at this

This is great and explains alot, but i still dont get how/where/why .objects which django.admin uses disapears, does not work anymore without especially defining "objects"

my code makes a new manager and defines it (without replacing the old .object, manager), right?