Hello all,
So, I started looking at recommended reading on Django and a
couple books referred me to first go through "The Definitive Guide To
Django." I have to admit some concern about reading a book on Django that
is some 5 plus years old. I've come to think of this as the infor
Hello all,
So, I setup django in a virtualenv on my Ubuntu environment. I
was reading the docs and thought I had things right
for creating the 3 models I wanted with this application. I am using
Postgresql. I have the Postgresql driver for Python/Django installed
in the virtualenv.
OK, for starters, I understand the need for Null=True and blank=True. So,
jumping down...Not sure a better way to do this
but I will leave my comments for reference including my models and then
respond to the questions
So sorry for my delay, I wasn't well this past weekend.
>>
>> My proble
Mike,
So, I tried your idea for reorganizing the models, and just
removed Organization and instead setup
ContactOrOrganization as a class.
It seemed to work ok, in terms of migrating fine. However, the database
now lacks a ContactsOrOrganization
table.
Oops, my mistake, it does hav
Having followed all the suggestions, I am now stuck. I have simplified the
database by removing one model. I get to the point of
python manage.py makemigrations and it returns with what looks right.
However, the migrate command just throws out a bunch of errors. For some
reason,
it is looki
erver or if one should just do that locally and then import it.
Thanks for any advice,
This should be part of a larger posting on workflows moving from
development to
production.
Thanks,
Bruce
On Saturday, April 23, 2016 at 10:30:45 AM UTC-4, Bruce Whealton wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
there is data in the database, how will
this be handled?
I'll give it a try and see what happens. It is just the development machine
that has the data.
Thanks,
Bruce
On Monday, May 2, 2016 at 11:48:52 AM UTC-4, Michal Petrucha wrote:
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> On Mon, May 02, 2016 at 08:37:43AM -0700, Bru
Hello all,
I have been developing a django project and app on a Ubuntu
system. My production system is Centos 6 based ( I think, not Centos 7).
First off, what should I commit to the repo? I setup a virtualenv using
virtualenvwrapper. This included a bin directory, include directory
Hello all,
I think that my problem here is Django specific and not
necessarily a reflection on
my understanding of relational databases (hopefully).
I did post about this previously and thought I had figured out what to do.
I have a Django app that stores information on Contacts.
You are absolutely right. So, I just need to figure out how to change things
in the models.py. I'm not sure if django
needs a third model or not.
Thanks for helping where something should have been easier for me,
Bruce
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Hello all,
I started a similar thread but couldn't find it.
I was creating a Personal Information Management Project, with Project name
mypim. My first app was a contacts app.
This has two Class based Models in the models.py in the contacts directory.
My first view works fine, where I disp
Hello all,
I have a few questions of which I am not finding answers.
1) If I export my development db (Postgresql) and then import it into
production database,
won't I be pulling in a very weak password that I used for development? I
guess I can
just change that.
2) Should I export all t
I have that in the contacts/views.py
However, I don't know if it needs the context dictionary to have something
which would
connect a contact to many categories.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Hello all,
There is a topic of confusion for me related to Apache and
mod_wsgi.
I have been using two cloud providers DigitalOcean and PythonAnywhere. The
latter actually let me get
a home page being served by apache and not the development server ( which
actually isn't even an op
Hello all,
For a long time, this has perplexed me and I cannot find the
answer. It is a crucial recommendation for deploying Django (or any Python
app for that matter) into production.
Here is the issue. I have two web hosting accounts, one is VPS with ssh
root access. The other i
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