Hi Django users,
I have a requirement to design and develop labels for mailing and ticketing
software.
you can call whatever you want to labels or tags or folders or hashtags
but how to design database for reusable case of designing database in
django tags
For example,
1. Mails
2. Ticketing.
3..
Hi!
I have a Django model for a dynamic application whose questions depend on
data previously provided by the user. I also have a Django model for each
question/answer in this application. There is a front-end that calls the
back-end to "auto-save" whenever a question is answered.
When the use
Hello, now i have problem with django admin and dont understand the reason
of it. I have a field, that described like this:
html = models.TextField(verbose_name='HTML', blank=True, default='')
In the admin file this field also doesn't stand out. But it looks like this:
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If you using python3, I recommend changing:
`super(TransfersForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)`
to
`super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)`
Maybe self.user is being lost when the form is initialised, so store it
tempory in a variable, try:
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
user = = kwargs.
Thanks a lot for your input, it helped me figure it out!
Antonis, you're right, it's basically not possible that those files are
owned by root when manage.py is run as "user". This gave me the clue that
those directories (and many of the staticfiles) were created at a time
before I switched to
I have and solve this allot, after adding to ur model myapp run the
following:
>> python manage.py makemigrations myapp
>> python manage.py migrate myapp num
where num is the new migrations made u can see this when u open
myapp/migrations the new file 000(n) is the num
If this doesn't work try
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