Hii can anyone know how to authenticate a webpage that having Facebook login information and stores information in database by Django backend? Please

Hii can anyone know how to authenticate a webpage that having Facebook login information and stores information in database by Django backend? Please

Have a look at django-allauth

Okay I'll

Hii, i have problem that i posted in stack overflow. Can i post the problem link here?

If it's related to django, yes

Ya it is django models problem

If it's related to django, yes

Thanks for your permission

Thanks for your permission

There's no need of permissions You are free to share if it's a django issue

Ok

https://stackoverflow.com/q/60788287/11665780

https://stackoverflow.com/q/60788287/11665780

Here is my problem

I see lots of errors starting from python syntax I strongly suggest you to study python before django and databases theory

I'm done with python cores

To be honest, I believe you need much more time Classes name don't have to be lower case and attribute name don't have to be capitalized

So this means you still don't read in a good way PEP8

Then there's databases theory to cover What's the reason why to have department name as primary key ?

The default pk or UUID is better, isn't it ? You still can have the name unique but not as primary key

Coz i want that as unique. And department_details and others are the related to department model

Coz i want that as unique. And department_details and others are the related to department model

The default pk or you can set UUID as unique Also the name can be unique, but not the primary key You can even set unique together to increase uniqueness by "merging" fields

What is the easiest way to get all values of all fields from model instance. Smt like Model.objects.values(), but having only instance of this model.

What is the easiest way to get all values of all fields from model instance. Smt like Model.objects.values(), but having only instance of this model.

Model.objects.get(pk=1)

No, i mean i already did inst = My_model.objects.get(pk=1) And i need to get all values from all fields i declared in model “My_model” having only INSTANCE “inst”. Besides getattr.

why to use formsets? what are the advantages?

No, i mean i already did inst = My_model.objects.get(pk=1) And i need to get all values from all fields i declared in model “My_model” having only INSTANCE “inst”. Besides getattr.

inst.id, inst.yourfield , inst.fk.fkfield will give you all the fields, or are you referring something else ?

inst.id, inst.yourfield , inst.fk.fkfield will give you all the fields, or are you referring something else ?

Besides getattr. I have some model with a huge amount of fields. all the “inst.attr” would be bad idea.

django registraion fields in default is : username, passowrd, passowrdconfirm when i change this fields to : emaiol, passowrd, passwrodconfirm, doesn't work, what i should doing?

I think u should declare ur own models for each field

Besides getattr. I have some model with a huge amount of fields. all the “inst.attr” would be bad idea.

Then you need to use values or values_list in your query .

Hello I was working with something where I have to delete old records whenever one of the fields gets updated in the object. The said field is a many to many field, and I am trying to check when that many to many field is cleared, so I used the pre_clear action under m2m_changed signal, to check that field before it gets deleted, but I was wondering that is it the correct way to do, let's say pre clear gets triggered but when actually clearing the field the database returns an error, how should I approach this thing?

Hello! I have 3 apps: University,Book,Admin.Each book related to University.Model Admin inherited from AbstarctBaseUser, and has university_id = models.ForeignKey(University) So the task is to limit Admins possibilities:they can edit books which are related to admin’s university.How can i do this?Please help

When the user signs up I want the user to verify themselves and then later on verifying them the mail goes to the admin to see the details provided to see the data is authenticate how to do

I have a question, each view needs to load navbar data. But i dont want to duplicate this call in each view. How can i make BASE for views?)

I have a question, each view needs to load navbar data. But i dont want to duplicate this call in each view. How can i make BASE for views?)

{% extends "base.html" %}

{% extends "base.html" %}

nope, i mean python code. not html

ok, https://pastebin.com/D6Hc63Tn

see, in this code catalog_parent_list = CatalogParent.objects.all() in every view

i need to (somehow) make one parent view and other must extends from him

i need to (somehow) make one parent view and other must extends from him

Use Class based views instead of Function based views

So you can use inheritance

Hi guys, I got an issue I am not able to fix it please some help : I have django as rest and vue as front end, I had cors policy so I set up CORS_ORIGIN_WHITELIST = ( 'http://localhost:8080', )

But still If I do request I get problem untill I do #CORS_ORIGIN_ALLOW_ALL = True

But isn't it security hole if I set #CORS_ORIGIN_ALLOW_ALL = True ?

hello, is it possible from django rest framework validators to know the resource requested without being passed as an argument? My application is very similar to a marketplace. I have multiple stores (each with multiple products) and I need to verify that an order placed to a specific store only contains products of that store. I am currently not including the store identifier in the body (json), but as the resource identifier. Something like '/stores/<int:store_id>/orders/'. The validator however, only seems to have access to the body of the request.

ok, I figured out I can enable serializer_field for the validator and then access the request using serializer_field.context['request']

Hello everybody! i am getting this error!: raise ImproperlyConfigured('SQLite 3.8.3 or later is required (found %s).' % Database.sqlite_version) django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: SQLite 3.8.3 or later is required (found 3.7.17).

Hello everybody! i am getting this error!: raise ImproperlyConfigured('SQLite 3.8.3 or later is required (found %s).' % Database.sqlite_version) django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: SQLite 3.8.3 or later is required (found 3.7.17).

Great

Hello everybody! i am getting this error!: raise ImproperlyConfigured('SQLite 3.8.3 or later is required (found %s).' % Database.sqlite_version) django.core.exceptions.ImproperlyConfigured: SQLite 3.8.3 or later is required (found 3.7.17).

How can I update sqlite3 ?

Use a modern OS version

Use a modern OS version

But I am getting this error in deploying process.

and..?

What frontend framework best suits django

Anyone??

pick the one you are comfy with.

i am just using bootstrap for now

i am just using bootstrap for now

Bootstrap studio or any other template

nah just bootstrap and you can build from there. But that is because i wanted to prototype very quickly.

then i would figure out if i need a different framework if i get customers :)

are request data available to permissions in drf? I have a status field that different users have different update permissions on (depending on its current and new value). If not, would this be more appropriately implemented using validators?

you can use object permission level instead of model permissions level

DRF has already a class for it

I'm working with PaceJs, and I want to show a loading bar when a button is clicked. The bar shows normally when the page is loading. problem is : The button runs a python script , and the loading bar is being showed after the script finished . I want to show the loading bar during the script execution which takes a while to finish.

you can use object permission level instead of model permissions level

but object permission would still be about the model, no? I want to see, based on the current status and the new status the user tries to use, if the user is allowed to do so

nop is not model level, its object level

DRF provides you with: - DjangoModelPermissions - DjangoObjectPermissions

Ok, I'm looking into it right now, but still, I will need to see the request first, and make sure the new data is permitted

. example you can have model class Car(models.Model): ... django model permission check if user has perms to view, add, delete (or whatever permission you have add to that model) django object permission check permissions at object level example you can configure that a user -> can_drive car = Car.objects.get(brand='Ford') but maybe same user -> not can_drive car = Car.objects.get(brand='Chevrolet')

ok, maybe I don't understand exactly how to do this, but the permissions depend on the data submitted by the user, not the current data

so given that the field is any value in the range of 30-45, the user might have access to set the field to values 1-20 and 40-59 but nothing else

so using object permission I can enforce that the user should only access the objects with values 30-45, but I cannot enforce that the new values are 1-20 or 40-59

is that not correct?

Noup, django permissions is for access it does not avoids user can change the data if currently have access to it

Example we can have an object which has atteibute "owner"

If the value of owner is Alexandros, i can not see it

Or perform any changes to it

If its owned by "josue" i can see it and perform cahnges, EVEN CHANGE OWNER ATTERIBUTE to alexandros

What you can do is

On serializer

Set this atteibute to read_only

So if i try to edit this atteibute DRF will raise 400 BadRequest

I guess thats what you want right?

no, the user should be able to change the value to a specific subset of all possible values