Thanks for all.
Agai I apologize for not having post this "etail" in my originl post.
Regards
Alain
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> I've done the test with another class, it's the same. Then I think
> @login_required works only for function and not for Class.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/class-based-views/#decorating-class-based-views
explains how to use decorators for classes.
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Hello all,
I've verified that I don't override the class.
I've found the reason of the bug. When I delete "@login_required", it works.
My class was in view.py:
@login_required
class EvenementCreateView(.):
.
I apologize for not have copy/paste that in my first post.
I've done the test
You might be overriding EvenementCreateView somewhere else. To check
it I would suggest you to look up all occurencies of
EvenementCreateView in your files
Eugene
On Nov 23, 3:47 pm, youpsla wrote:
> Hi,
> thnaks for your answer. It's the same. it doesn't work.
>
> For information I use generic
You might be re-defining EvenementCreateView somewhere else as a
function. To check it, I would suggest you to look up all occurences
of "EvenementCreateView" in your files.
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get_response
89. response = middleware_method(request)
File "C:\Python27\Lib\site-packages\debug_toolbar\middleware.py" in
process_request
70. original_urlconf = __import__(getattr(request,
'urlconf', settings.ROOT_URLCONF),
yeah, very strange.
> url(r"magasin/(?P\d+)/evenement/new/$",
> EvenementCreateView.as_view(model=Evenement),
> name='new_evenement_magasin'),
and you are sure the error is caused by the line above? Commenting it out and
works? Just asking, since you did not provide the whole error description?
Hi,
thnaks for your answer. It's the same. it doesn't work.
For information I use generic view for other part of the site with:
url(r"magasin/(?P\d+)/supprimer/$", DeleteView.as_view(model=Magasin,
success_url="/magasins/liste"), name='magasin_supprimer'),
and it works fine.
And has you say, dj
does this work?
...
(r"magasin/(?P\d+)/evenement/new/$",EvenementCreateView.as_view(model=Evenement,)),
...
I haven’t used Class based Views yet, but everytime they show up in the docs
it is always without using the url function and giving a name. So this is just
a wild guess.
It seems like
Hello,
the issue here seems to be trivial, maybe I got something in my eyes,
but I can't find the solution.
Here is my code:
urls.py
url(r"magasin/(?P\d+)/evenement/new/$",
EvenementCreateView.as_view(model=Evenement),
name='new_evenement_magasin'),
views.py:
class EvenementCreateView(CreateView
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