In line 5, error: Class Post has no objects

I guess it is just a warning. Dont think it is the reason.

Ok

In line 5, error: Class Post has no objects

No, that's cuz of pylint

Do you used for loop in your template

You have to add pylint-django extension

And it's not an error

Ok

Register on github.com. Create a repo and push there the project. We need to see it whole

How to push the project?

I have git installed on my pc. Windows.

Create a repo on GitHub and clone it

I have git installed on my pc. Windows.

Have not worked with windows for ages. I think that git is installed in form of gitshell or smt like that.

Create a repo on GitHub and clone it

Yes, I think that will be easier

You can right click anywhere on your file browser and select open bash here and apply clone code Some thing like git clone https://github.com/yourname/project.git

I know that form.errors and message.error ok

use official django docs

use official django docs

!docs

use official django docs

https://docs.python.org/3/

Then copy .git folder and paste it inside your project root folder, open git bash as before And push

https://docs.python.org/3/

Not this

You can right click anywhere on your file browser and select open bash here and apply clone code Some thing like git clone https://github.com/yourname/project.git

Warning: you appear to have cloned an empty repository

Warning: you appear to have cloned an empty repository

its ok

its ok

Ya after that what to do?

?

I just need 2 mins of ur time

btw, you got your first lesson why it is so hard to give an assessment of how much time will take a programming task.

Ya after that what to do?

https://t.me/django/73090

Then copy .git folder and paste it inside your project root folder, open git bash as before And push

Where is .git folder?

Where is .git folder?

where you cloned the repo. In that folder

In that folder itself

Folder named blogapplication got created

That can make it tougher, actually

Any solution using ORM?

Any solution using ORM?

I don't understand the situation you've got

I don't understand the situation you've got

My problem is similar to this question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30816763/postgresql-integer-array-value-join-to-integer-in-other-table-with-desc-string please look

I don't understand the situation you've got

??

??

Have you tried anything yet?

I can think of using subquery in annotate

Folder named blogapplication got created

Please take some time off to Master, files and folder navigation, git and github, file creation, instinct improvement and basic computer usage. Next learn to try things before asking. In fact, try until you have no more options then you can ask for help. Thats the best way to learn.

How to upload multiple files in one go in DJANGO?

https://telegra.ph/How-to-upload-multiple-images-or-files-to-database-through-django-model-form-submission-02-03

I used the django password rest views, in the custom user it has the problem of "cannot resolve keyword is_active into field. Choices are: active,admin, email,...",I tried using is_active in my models but it couldn't work,, so how to I go about this?

I used the django password rest views, in the custom user it has the problem of "cannot resolve keyword is_active into field. Choices are: active,admin, email,...",I tried using is_active in my models but it couldn't work,, so how to I go about this?

Anyone familiar with this issue??

Hello guys, I want to check the View's response , and their method respose on python shell, how I can achieve that once its imported

?

?

Well, I would advice you to open for your self ipdb

https://pypi.org/project/ipdb/

simply put the snippet import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace() in a place you want to inspect.

okay

yes, you can share your code

sure

use pastebin pls

https://dpaste.org/Yj8f

as you can see its a wriiten code, in which I m expecting to see the response given by the methods of the call

*class

6 print(queryset)

dont do it

you evaluate the queryset at time when the module is imported. Querysets are lazy objects.

okay

Alex import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace() works if you know the code, the code that I have , im not aware of it and want to call the methods to check its response

Alex import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace() works if you know the code, the code that I have , im not aware of it and want to call the methods to check its response

Please, read ipdb's and pdb's docs. It DOES allow to inspect the code that is not directly in your editor.

Ajax file upload using django????

Ajax file upload using django????

!explain

Ajax file upload using django????

Please, provide a full explanation including all the details that you consider relevant. Your statement is too broad and there is no clear way to answer you. Include details such as libraries, platforms, modules, etc.

Please, read ipdb's and pdb's docs. It DOES allow to inspect the code that is not directly in your editor.

okay

Please, provide a full explanation including all the details that you consider relevant. Your statement is too broad and there is no clear way to answer you. Include details such as libraries, platforms, modules, etc.

I want to submit a form using ajax.... The form contains file field and text field

Hi, fellas! How to DRF 'ModelSerializer' take all constraints of each field from the Model Or I need to indicate this manually (Either specify via creating new appropriate fields and putting constraints into or just using validate_fieldname)? Or maybe it will be better to validate fields before saving the using methods in Model?

I want to submit a form using ajax.... The form contains file field and text field

So you wanna add the file to a model?

Hi, fellas! How to DRF 'ModelSerializer' take all constraints of each field from the Model Or I need to indicate this manually (Either specify via creating new appropriate fields and putting constraints into or just using validate_fieldname)? Or maybe it will be better to validate fields before saving the using methods in Model?

If you didn't redefine a model's field in a serializer, but simply mentioned it in the serializer's Meta.fields, then yes - the serializer will pull the constraints and other from the model field. Otherwise you will have to completely describe a serializer field by your self.

can anyone tell i have machine learning trained model i have converted it into pickle file and i stored it in static files how can i use predictions of that model in django?

Hello. Can you help me with django-channels? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60036124/socket-gaierror-errno-2-name-or-service-not-known-when-i-run-unittest-in-dja

Hey. Some questions. Is wsgi.py used at all in development?

And same is manage.py used at all in production.

So according to my little understanding in development manage.py is used. And in production env wsgi is used.

What I am going to do is set DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE to run my production settings in wsgi. And set it to run DEVELOPMENT settings in manage.py

Hey there , help me i can't install pillow ..when i try to install it says "could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pillow-5.4.1-py3.7-win-amd64.egg (from version: ) No matching distribution found for pillow-5.4.1-py3.7-win-amd64.egg"

What can i do for this is there any alternativr option other than pillow to work with imagefield??

Hey there , help me i can't install pillow ..when i try to install it says "could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pillow-5.4.1-py3.7-win-amd64.egg (from version: ) No matching distribution found for pillow-5.4.1-py3.7-win-amd64.egg"

using virtualenv?

using virtualenv?

Yea

Yea

On windows?

Yea on win 10

hey, guys i have a question i have 2 models: Model1: f1 = charfield f2 = datefield Model2: f3 = foreignkey(Model1) f4 = charfield f5 = positiveintegerfield model2 adds like an inline in admin i have to render it like that: {% items in model1 %} {% for items in model2 where f3 == f1 %} {% endfor%} {% endfor %}

i know the syntax is wrong, i just wanted to tell the logic

i know the syntax is wrong, i just wanted to tell the logic

And what's ur question ? 😳

And what's ur question ? 😳

Yes