Andreas,
Thank you for the help. It turned out my __init__.py file was missing in my
migration directories. Once added, everything ran great.
Jim
On Monday, August 7, 2017 at 3:33:18 PM UTC-4, jjander...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I have been working on a django application for several months, lea
Andreas,
The apps are included in the INSTALL_APPS in settings.py
With regard to the models file, I'm not sure what you are referring to. In
my application there is a driectory 'models' and in that directory, there
is a separate file for each model and inside each of those files there is a
cl
I have been working on a django application for several months, learning as
I go. I have run into a problem now and I'm not sure what I should be doing
next.
Up until now my admin has worked, but I had a problem and a colleague told
me he was pretty sure it was a pycharm bug. He suggested that
I'm trying to write a simple Django app and I have encountered a few
problems handling URL patterns. Any help will be appricated.
Problem 1
My first problem is that I would like to parse a url that is known up until
the last part of the URL. So for example, if I use the following
James,
I just found what I was looking for. It looks like Model.validate_unique()
is the test that I am looking for.
Jim
On Tuesday, May 23, 2017 at 6:44:01 PM UTC-4, jjander...@gmail.com wrote:
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> I have a model class, 'A_base', and a 2nd model class, 'A_derived'. When I
> save an object of
James,
I'm thinking about my last question more. If each object of the given type
must be unique, there must be a manager in Django which keeps track of
uniqueness. I will start searching for how I check for unique objects, but
if you have a quick response, that will help.
Jim
On Tuesday, Ma
James,
As always, thank you for looking at this.
Can you clarify for me?
I though that setting UNIQUE meant that the database objects, i.e objects
already in the database had to be unique. From your response, my
understanding that uniqueness applies to any object of the model type in
memory.
I have a model class, 'A_base', and a 2nd model class, 'A_derived'. When I
save an object of A_derived, I want the data from both my base and derived
class to be saved.
Example code looks like this:
class A_base(models.model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=50)
class A_deri
I'm working with Django 1.10.3 and I'm trying to look at the database
tables generated by Django using makemigrations and migrate. I was looking
to use 'python manage.py sql', but it looks like that is no longer
available. In a recent question to Django users, I was advised to use
dbshell whic
James,
I will read up on dbshell and give it a try. Thanks for the pointer.
Yes, I ran both 'makemigrations' and 'migrate' prior to posting.
If I can figure out how to close out the thread, I will.
Jim A.
On Sunday, May 21, 2017 at 12:03:42 PM UTC-4, James Schneider wrote:
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Hi,
I'm fairly new to Django and I'm very much still in the learning process.
I'm using Django 1.10.3 on a project and have just added some new models.
When I run the server and enter a URL to visit one of my views, I get an
error, an excerpt of which is shown below:
File
"/home/jja/testen
Hi,
I'm setting up a Django app using Django 1.10.3 and python 3.5.2. When I
run the following command in my 3.5.2 virtual environment:
*python manage.py runserver*prior to entering the app in INSTALLED_APPS in
settings.py, my webpage comes up fine.
When I add the following line to INST
Hi,
The plans are to use classytags on the website at work and I'm going
through the documentation and running some experimental code as I go. This
is being run on with classtags 0.8.0, python 3.5.2, and django 1.10.3.
I've written some templates and using classy tags, written an inclusion tag
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