Thanks,
I tried your approach but it failed again.
I will start all over with a different approach.
I will update you if I find a way out.
> On May 16, 2019, at 1:45 AM, salimon jamiu olashile
> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> From what I see contact is a model & you want to create a new contact. So,
Is “contact” a model?
On Wed, 15 May 2019 at 8:36 PM, Emmanuel klutse wrote:
> Thanks Chetan Ganji, well appreciated.
>
> H, I changed the method name but problem still persist.
>
> I have tried all I can to handle the new errors but failed again.
>
> When I changed the contact here to con
Hello,
>From what I see contact is a model & you want to create a new contact. So,
instead of this;
c = contact(email='email',subject=‘
subject',message='message')
c.save()
just do this;
c = *contact.objects.create*(email=email, subject=subject, message=message)
Regards
On Thu, 16 May 2019 a
Thanks Chetan Ganji, well appreciated.
H, I changed the method name but problem still persist.
I have tried all I can to handle the new errors but failed again.
When I changed the contact here to contacts "c =
contact(email='email',subject='subject',message='message’)"
NameError at /contac
You’re passing a string instead of a variable.
c = contact(email=email,subject=subject,message=message)
On Wed, 15 May 2019 at 4:33 PM, Chetan Ganji wrote:
> *Problem - *
> def *contact*(request):
> ..
> c = *contact*(email='email',subject='subject',message='message')
> ...
*Problem - *
def *contact*(request):
..
c = *contact*(email='email',subject='subject',message='message')
..
The two methods that should be doing two separate things have the same
name. So, the python interpreter is confused.
*Solution - *
Rename anyone of the above metho
Hello Team,
I need help please, I’m try to save to my db from a FORM using the command
below.
I’ve all I could but the process keeps failing and I’m stack.
File "/Users/emmanuelklutse/Documents/djangodev/myPortfolio/emmanuel/views.py",
l
ine 17, in contact
c = contact(email='email',subject
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