How do you do email or username login in django? I guess you first fetch the email that a username corresponds to and then login with that. Right? I guess you have to put the logic on what do to on login somewhere.

How do you do email or username login in django? I guess you first fetch the email that a username corresponds to and then login with that. Right? I guess you have to put the logic on what do to on login somewhere.

you also need to add in settings.

first you have to make sure that email field is set to unique (by default it isn't) then just simply write a custom function to whether check for email or username on the User's model, the rest is a piece of cake

you also need to add in settings.

you also need to add in settings.

hey guys, i need to create a field using which i will be able to filter. tags will be array of objects, which model.field should i use for this ? using django-fliters as default in the backend

Hi I've encountered the following trouble: my app doesn't see static files Where should static folder be located?

From here anyone who worked in billing application

But one this is still unclear Must static files of admin page be stored together with other static files

you don't have to care about that, let the webserver manage how to serve static files, neither you nor django itself have to think about static files on production stage

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.

As given in django docs We have 2 models Blog and Entry where entry field in Entry model contains foreign key to the Blog model. I have problem in updating the foreign key field and trouble in understanding how this updation exactly works

In folder 'static/admin', yes?

foo = eval(i[1]) foo.objects...blablablab

Hi guys. Does anyone know if how to apply celery in a recursive function to make it a task and generate a queue? The reason for this is that my recursive function is called too many times, since it consumes too much memory on the stack I need to fix this.

try with eval

recursivity is bad in general but you could limit it by carrying a variable or similar idk

what you're trying to update and what problem you're facing?

Trying to update field containing foreign key but unable to understand logic behind it

Are you trying to update the table structure or updating the records which linked to foreign fields?

can someone enlighten me on separating my website in apps? I got like 4 possible divisions of my database but im afraid to fuckup if i separate them in apps I got like: Users db UsersBussiness db A job database that gets data from UsersBussiness And a helper model that isn't dependent on any of them but will get data from the results of the job. Does it make sense to separate in apps? How would you do it? My models file is like 400 lines+ hmmmm

apps can communicate between them in a django project, you can freely split your models in as many apps you want. what you cannot mix are the models kept in different databases

apps can communicate between them in a django project, you can freely split your models in as many apps you want. what you cannot mix are the models kept in different databases

mmmmmmmmmm

apps are meant to reuse the code in another project

never, never use eval

Why?

It's dangerous

apart this, you must not have a big models file, you can split models in a file per model

Well, a file per model is a bit excessive but just abstractly related bits are good enough

What problem occur if I used it

use what you prefer, the meaning is you are not forced to use a single file for everything

use what you prefer, the meaning is you are not forced to use a single file for everything

Then the optimal thing in my case would be split the models file but just one app right?

I don't know your project. if some models are conceptually indipendent (and reusable) from the other parts of the code, you might want to split in different apps

Then making 4 databases wouldn't be that dumb right?

are you using that much databases for a single project? 😮

Well, i don't know how to structure my project

You could lead to ACE and that's the worse thing you could do.

why not just 1 database and many tables? 🤔 what is your project about?

why not just 1 database and many tables? 🤔 what is your project about?

ACE? , means

Is is then feasible to use 4 apps and 1 database?

you can have as many apps —which can have many models (which means you can have many tables)— as you want, and just use one database to store everything

PowerPlant management

Then making 4 databases wouldn't be that dumb right?

different databases cannot interact between them it won't be dump until the models keps in them don't need to interact or join between other databases

you cannot reference a model in FK kept in an another db from the PK, for example

Then, i will search for references and if you got a good resource i will check :)

about models, apps or multiple databases?

utility could be used whenever I need it locations can be used elsewhere hotels and work are pretty tighted between them, but hotels has rooms, structures, buildings and phisical things for a hotel, while work refers to the employees, to their levels, salaries, etc

Hi, where can i find Django remote freelance job?

Hi, where can i find Django remote freelance job?