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Anyone give the the example of django blog.....

Anyone give the the example of django blog.....

Make a search on Google , you will find lots of examples

Make a search on Google , you will find lots of examples

I did it but didn't help

That are very simple or similar

I did it but didn't help

Why ? There are lots of tutorial on how to make a blog with Django Even on official docs you should find a blog tutorial

user form not showing

Call get_name view

Why ? There are lots of tutorial on how to make a blog with Django Even on official docs you should find a blog tutorial

I want to make site like cleartax.com its also build on django there sare some pages where wapalzzar showing its underpinning django

I want to make site like cleartax.com its also build on django there sare some pages where wapalzzar showing its underpinning django

Wapalzzar ?

It is a extention

Wapalzzar ?

Ya some selling mistake but is like this

It is a extention

Ook So what's the matter ? What aren't you able to do ?

Front end

Front end

Study a frontend library or framework 😁

Study a frontend library or framework 😁

Ya but i have to do it in less time suggest anyone that can help me in less time..... Except bootstrap its didn't work well

Ya but i have to do it in less time suggest anyone that can help me in less time..... Except bootstrap its didn't work well

Why didn't work well ? It's not bootstrap , it's yourself I suppose

Why didn't work well ? It's not bootstrap , it's yourself I suppose

Ya maybe but it mess the things

Wait i will show you pics

Ya maybe but it mess the things

Don't think so , I use it everyday and don't mess anything

Wait i will show you pics

You can't

You can't

Why

Not allowed here 😁

Ok😁

But i wnt to make a stick sliders but it doesn't work in mobile... Becoz it hide the content

But i wnt to make a stick sliders but it doesn't work in mobile... Becoz it hide the content

So that's another problem 😁 double check your styles , study better and you will realize that it's not bootstrap fault

So that's another problem 😁 double check your styles , study better and you will realize that it's not bootstrap fault

Ya but for that's i have to write custom css or js ..this also increase size of page

Ya but for that's i have to write custom css or js ..this also increase size of page

0.00001kb more ?

So that's another problem 😁 double check your styles , study better and you will realize that it's not bootstrap fault

Any great resource to learn btsrp

Any great resource to learn btsrp

Official docs

Incorporating Django-CMS with an existing Django project doesn't seem to be straight forward. At least. It doesn't look like it was designed to be used that way.. Any ideas guys?

0.00001kb more ?

No 50+ both css or js without minify

Incorporating Django-CMS with an existing Django project doesn't seem to be straight forward. At least. It doesn't look like it was designed to be used that way.. Any ideas guys?

It's designed to work on an existing project as well

No 50+ both css or js without minify

So, minify on prod 😁

Ok thanks

Ok thanks

Yw 😊

How it work if i try react

I started learning it

How it work if i try react

We are offtopic man, anyway if u make a search on Google reactjs + bootstrap You will find some good solutions 😁

Ok

Sorry if its silli question

hi. Who use django + vue + ssr? its possible?

how to acces the model if the model name is stored in a variable ?

how to acces the model if the model name is stored in a variable ?

is there any way to do it ?

I want to internship with django any opportunity??

how to acces the model if the model name is stored in a variable ?

Yeah you can

You do from django.apps import apps and then in your view or your function, you do apps.get_model(app_label=<name_of_app>, model_name=<model_name>)

That gives you an object (lets say you assign the name dynamic_model to it) that you can do things like dynamic_model.objects.filter() etc

hi. Who use django + vue + ssr? its possible?

Take a look at nuxt

It's designed to work on an existing project as well

Can you link me to a tutorial or documentation of the process?

Take a look at nuxt

thx

Google it

Study Django 2 and understand how they make it with Django 1.x You don't have to copy and paste

Can you link me to a tutorial or documentation of the process?

https://www.django-cms.org/en/blog/2016/02/08/integrate-your-applications-with-django-cms/

Check latest MDN tutorial

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/Django/development_environment

https://www.django-cms.org/en/blog/2016/02/08/integrate-your-applications-with-django-cms/

Thanks man

hi guys I used django-audiofield and when I am trying to upload 4 mb audio field it was giving 408 response timeout

hi guys I used django-audiofield and when I am trying to upload 4 mb audio field it was giving 408 response timeout

You see the docs???

ya

it was working fine for small files

and even the file is uploaded in media folder but that timeout response is there

Looking for feedback about https://django-keycloak.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ plz share if you use it

https://www.django-cms.org/en/blog/2016/02/08/integrate-your-applications-with-django-cms/

Wow.... This is discouragungly long and too uncertain to convince anyone to dive into. The obvious here is that django-cms doesn't really intend to be used this way. In a way this explains why it is very unpopular.

After reading what seemed to be like a tutorial to the people that developed the cms thing, I'm now asking myself the questions: What the fuck is django-cms? What does it do? What can it do? What can't it do? Is it neccesary? Are there better, more user friendly alternatives? I've been working on a blog for almost 6 months now. I just wanna know if I should throw this CMS thing to the bin now and forever. Besides, do good developers even need to use this thing?

After reading what seemed to be like a tutorial to the people that developed the cms thing, I'm now asking myself the questions: What the fuck is django-cms? What does it do? What can it do? What can't it do? Is it neccesary? Are there better, more user friendly alternatives? I've been working on a blog for almost 6 months now. I just wanna know if I should throw this CMS thing to the bin now and forever. Besides, do good developers even need to use this thing?

I can suggest you one thing that imho is a must-do : drop put WP into the bin 😁

hmmmm.... I hate reading developer documentation well cuz.... They write like they're talking to their course mates at MIT or Google. It's so bloody unattractive. The only reason why django is popular is because there's an [almost] endless amount of resources, blogs, youtube videos, etc about it and different topics. I don't see anything remotely close to that with django-cms. I will do my best with it but If it's giving me tougher time than understanding why people code in java, it's not worth studying. If someone knows another source of direction that's not written by some established MIT proffessor or another of the guys that developed django-cms, please direct me. The last say, two or 3 documentations I've read are pretty awful. Django and PIL.

I still strugle with the basic decissions of SQL structure. Should i at the foreign key to the parent or the child or the parent and which way should i build the relationshipts etc. Can anyone reccomend a good read about the subject?

You do from django.apps import apps and then in your view or your function, you do apps.get_model(app_label=<name_of_app>, model_name=<model_name>)

thanks for the help!

Folks

Need help

Try make messages this way - ./manage.py makemessages -l en

It looks like filenotfound error

Venv/lib/python3.7/license not found

But it is

I try any way i found in stackoverflow , and try reinstall ubuntu

Try another versions python end pip

No way(

What i need to do? I need create messages to create another site language

But cabt this way

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