Hi All,
Can anyone please share how to validate phone number in django.
Thanks in advance.
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One strategy might be to:
1) Bring in the data under a different column name ('old_id' ?)
2) In a single migration, drop the default ID column, rename old_id to id,
and give it primary_key=True
That should preserve your old IDs and set the next auto_increment to the
next highest value (and if
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On 20/06/2017 1:13 PM, Mike Dewhirst wrote:
On 20/06/2017 2:22 AM, 'Victor Hooi' via Django users wrote:
If you go down the user-profiles route - how would you handle
managing each of those via the Django Admin?
I use group permissions to reveal or hide models in the Admin main
menu. I use a
On Monday 19 June 2017 16:43:12 James Schneider wrote:
> But if I use the pattern:
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> *urlpatterns = [ *
> *url(r'^blank/.*$', views.BlankMore, name='blankMore'),*
> *]*
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> I can enter:
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> localhost:8000/uA/blank/
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> and the pattern will match, but if I enter:
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> localhost:
On Monday 19 June 2017 21:11:23 jon stan wrote:
> im trying to display the products and service type based on the name
> but i cant figure out how todo that. here's what i have:
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> views.py
> name =
> food.objects.get(restaurant-name__icontains='burger-place') prod =
> food.object
On Tuesday 20 June 2017 02:24:20 Rafael E. Ferrero wrote:
> The trouble it's because Firefighter class is a child of Person
class
> so the Firefighter item are in the two dropdowns and it shouldn't
Are you sure a firefighter is a person? Or is it the person's job?
Show your models, cause it's
On Tuesday 20 June 2017 17:41:03 Philipp Zedler wrote:
> I'd like to manage composer packages using a Django App.
(Composer is
> the git of PHP, roughly speaking.)
I'm gonna say you meant "pip" here. Or yarn. Or npm. But not git.
> Is there already some Django App that does this?
Not that I'm
Is your project residing in django? Or you are using a different web framework?
Yingi Kem
> On 20 Jun 2017, at 7:24 PM, MigDotCom wrote:
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> I want to use python and django to make a news-feed for my website I have
> searched about it but i still don't even have clue where to start:
> 1. Do i
I want to use python and django to make a news-feed for my website I have
searched about it but i still don't even have clue where to start:
1. Do i make it as a new app in my django site?
2. Where can i get this info or go back as reference ?
3. do i need any prerequisites before hand?(i.e: setti
Well, I need to know even a vague shape of what's happening to be able to
help - is it getting stuck in an infinite loop? Is it running out of
memory? Without this sort of information, I won't be able to find the
problem, and I don't have time to go through the entire codebase line by
line.
Andrew
Hi Django Users,
I'd like to manage composer packages using a Django App. (Composer is
the git of PHP, roughly speaking.)
Is there already some Django App that does this?
Best wishes
Philipp
P.S.
I know that the essential features of such an app are very simple.
However, I prefer collaborat
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