I'm in need of this like how the social medias like Facebook, Instagram and
Twitter stores data for each users and allow the users to access their own
profile when they enter their username and password
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I have a project which is set up on AWS using lambda, s3, ...
Because it is still in production we are using DjangoAdmin to manage the
data in it.
All of my models work fine when I try to save them except the ones that
have a filefield or imagefield in them. When I save those, I get a 403 -
CSR
Like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook how to store users data separately
it will also be helpful if you redirect me to any blog or any documentation
to know completely about this
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On 20/12/2021 08.08, Koushik Romel wrote:
Like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook how to store users data separately
it will also be helpful if you redirect me to any blog or any
documentation to know completely about this
https://dev.to/earthcomfy/django-user-profile-3hik
Kind regards,
Kaspe
Hi it's Nandini here, pursing first year of graduation in Delhi University.
I am actively looking for good GSOC organizations to contribute. I am
interested in web development and worked with Java, HTML, python and many
more.
I thought of asking that may I contribute with you (as good one for m
I have a complex model based around an Event object and want to be able to
delete an Event and all its associated data. Just calling delete() on the
event always leads to a stack overflow so I wrote a custom delete method
that goes through each related model and removes links and then deletes t
So you are adding these images using the standard DjangoAdmin interface?
On Monday, 20 December 2021 at 14:13:23 UTC Yorben Verhoest wrote:
> I have a project which is set up on AWS using lambda, s3, ...
>
> Because it is still in production we are using DjangoAdmin to manage the
> data in it.
>
Yes, I'm just using the DjangAdmin interface
It works perfectly for models without any filefield / imagefield
First I thought that the connection between the app and the s3 bucket was
wrong, but when I test i through the shell, it works.
On Monday, 20 December 2021 at 19:50:28 UTC+1 phoebeb...@gm
Hello! I recommend that you read more on databases especially the
relational ones.
On Mon, Dec 20, 2021 at 4:13 PM Koushik Romel
wrote:
> I'm in need of this like how the social medias like Facebook, Instagram
> and Twitter stores data for each users and allow the users to access their
> own pro
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