Hello everyone, i just want to know if anyone have any resource or info on how to make a serial code verification system using django, i couldn't find any.

Serial cose of what ?

Its more like a Key verification system, in which the user is prompted to input the key after registration or after logging in if he didnt do it once registered, if the serial code is in the database and is valid the user gonna be redirected and allowed to access a specific view.

Its more like a Key verification system, in which the user is prompted to input the key after registration or after logging in if he didnt do it once registered, if the serial code is in the database and is valid the user gonna be redirected and allowed to access a specific view.

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So you already have a workflow 😁 Create a serial code per user and do your checks You can also make a custom permission to protect your view

And how can i check if the key is in a specific model list or not ?, i have created a modelform for the userdisplay and a one for the model list and a user model for registration/login using the one that's usee for the django admin panel but how can i link them together ?, do i have to use a onetoone relationship from the user form to the modelform?, and i want a request to be sent to the admin panel so that if the key is valid the admin is the one who chooses to give the access or not to the user

Sorry for all of these questions 😂😅 you can just answer the first question and ignore the rest if you dont have the time.

Please anyone fix that question I requested all members this group

And how can i check if the key is in a specific model list or not ?, i have created a modelform for the userdisplay and a one for the model list and a user model for registration/login using the one that's usee for the django admin panel but how can i link them together ?, do i have to use a onetoone relationship from the user form to the modelform?, and i want a request to be sent to the admin panel so that if the key is valid the admin is the one who chooses to give the access or not to the user

What do you mean with model list ?

A model in which the keys are registered in through the admin panel for ex: A model with a key, valid_to, valid_till and an active field, they all add up to produce the key which can be used to verify the userinput which is given to thr ModelForm created using Forms.py.

And that modelform is the form used to be displayed for the user input

And what the user has to input ?

He have to input a key that is given to a specific user so that he can login and access pages that is made for these type of VIP like people.

He have to input a key that is given to a specific user so that he can login and access pages that is made for these type of VIP like people.

Okkkay, and how can i check if its valid or not ?

Maybe it was @login_required

https://pastebin.com/L7bjTbgi

https://pastebin.com/L7bjTbgi

It's better to write a property into ExtraAuth model , for example you can write an is_valid python property that return datetime.now() between valid_start and valid_till

Am not sure what you mean 😂😅, a decorator ? 🤔

So its validtime=property(valid_from, valid_to) ?

You should just write a method into ExtraAuth model and decorate with @property Into this method you simply return start_date <= timezone.now() <= till_date Now when you have an instance of ExtraAuth, you have access to this method that return True or False

Hmmm i think this is solved by the lte and gte that i have given to each one of those(valid_form,valid_to) since the ExtraAuth objects can only be taken when its valid i dont think that there's a need for the property.

"__lte", "__gte"

Hey guys!

Yes. It was not intentional. Sorry again

Hmmm i think this is solved by the lte and gte that i have given to each one of those(valid_form,valid_to) since the ExtraAuth objects can only be taken when its valid i dont think that there's a need for the property.

can you show your raw SQL query? maybe yes you can pass the result of your property to it

I want to create a table in which there is an additional field for each field (data source), for example Table Person {first_name, source_first_name, last_name, source_ last_name}, what is the best way to do this?

https://pastebin.com/ZQ94L7b2

company.is_on

I think in insert python code using fstring

Is there any way I can fix this?

unless you want to have a big black hole of security vulnerable to SQLi, don't to that

Really? I've no idea

Good to know, thanks!

maybe you can make is_on an attribute, and update it with other function before running your raw SQL 🤷🏻‍♂️ dirty but works