I'll make a little sample project later, when I have time, to show you

I'll make a little sample project later, when I have time, to show you

do one for me on adapting custom user model in mid project. please

I told you... fix your project, not django...

this

What do i use as name?

yes but i don't know that much sql.

by fixing your project I mean: re-analyze requeriments, re-do user stories, if it's not too late, start from scratch again, make a better design

if request.method == 'POST': content = request.POST['content']

What do i use as name. Am seeing name.. Am gazing its a variable

Not name as content use <textarea name="content" id="editor"> <p>This is some sample content.</p> </textarea>

Am using autogenerated django forms.fields = ('title', 'text',). i used id_text as my id though i never defined anywhere the text id is id_text.. What about the name of the text. How will i know it?

This is more dangerous feature of django that i don't like to use.

cj can you help here? You had a massive knowledge in autogenerated django forms. How do i identify the name of my text?

@Macurrent def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(SignUpForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.fields['content'].widget.attrs['id'] = 'editor'

Do this on your form class

no

why?

why would you want to override it? do you do it field by field? do you do it for all the models? it's overkill

well i don't know shortest way on autogenerated fields. But for small nos. of field one can do this.

and how to do that? He is using autogenerated form field.

@Macurrent def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): super(SignUpForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.fields['content'].widget.attrs['id'] = 'editor'

everytime I see this kind of code in the forms.py files, I kill a kitty

id_field_name for HTML field ids field_name for HTML field names

fields = ('title', 'text',)... My id name for text here was id_text. What will the name for the text be?

I told you... the same name as the field in the model (and in the ModelForm, because it's the same) 🤷🏻‍♂️

In short. It will be called text?

if request.method == 'POST': content = request.POST['content']

Let me try this and see

This won't work with autogenerated form fields. You have to manually add htmls on page

This won't work with autogenerated form fields. You have to manually add htmls on page

Ahhh. Dealt with a Mongodb (with millions of data entries) in a Django app a few months ago for client. Quite a learning curve but fun once you get the hang of it

Yes, I like it, but I've never used it with django.

I'll make a little sample project later, when I have time, to show you

Was completely separate in my case. Used Django and postgresql to help with caching and stuff from aggregated data. The mongodb was a db on its own.

Yes, i like that it does not care about format :)

I will be waiting for your help. I already started using your method and i think its better for me to make a thing out of it!!!

i'll do it later —later— when I have some free time

For admin just use django-ckeditor's richtextfield

You are making this sound simple

You are making this sound simple

from django.db import models from ckeditor.fields import RichTextField class Post(models.Model): content = RichTextField()

Well it is simple for admin panel.

i have used that gives errors

This won't. If import is right.

This won't. If import is right.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50709813/ckeditor-configuration-in-django-admin. Also have a look at that.. I dont want to follow a procedure that will mislead me. Could you help me on a better way to do it?

Just use this from django.db import models from ckeditor.fields import RichTextField class Post(models.Model): content = RichTextField() You don't need anything else.

This is giving errors

What errors?

unexpected token from

Just use this from django.db import models from ckeditor.fields import RichTextField class Post(models.Model): content = RichTextField() You don't need anything else.

Kindly put it in a more readable manner

how to write else if statements in html so it would display if pic does exist or it will pass if it is not uploaded?

how to write else if statements in html so it would display if pic does exist or it will pass if it is not uploaded?

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I wonder how many times Robby tells people to use Google... 😊

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Guys anyone worked with map in Django ?