Re: model form validation always failing

I'm having the same problem - using a modelform I've got two fields jad_file and jar_file, I notice when I look at the html that they turn into id_jad_file and id_jar_file Is there a reason for this? On May 20, 7:13 pm, Karen Tracey wrote: > On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 2:39 AM, watad wrote: > > >

Using CustomUploadHandler, request.FILES is empty

I'm using a CustomUploadHandler for one of my views, but the form is always invalid - also request.FILES is also blank ? I'm a bit new to django, so not entirely sure whats going on ## form class UploadMidletPairForm(ModelForm): class Meta: model = MidletPair ### uploadhandler class

Re: model form validation always failing

Reposted as own subject with all the details On May 21, 5:18 pm, "Stu.Axon" wrote: > I'm having the same problem - using a modelform > > I've got two fields jad_file and jar_file, I notice when I look at the > html that they turn into > id_jad_file > and &

Save to specific location?

Any idea how to get saving to a specific location working? I've got this half working... I extended TemporaryFileUploadHandler with a CustomUploadHandler that copies the files to the right location in file_complete. However, when I call form.save() the files get saved to the MEDIA_ROOT folder?

Let makemigrations know a data migration is required ?

I've got a table that has a list of classnames (that aren't models) that are subclasses of a class. I'd like to hook into makemigrations and generate data migrations to add / remove data as required - any idea the best way I can do this ? -- You received this message because you are subscribed

Re: Let makemigrations know a data migration is required ?

and is necessary python manage.py >> migrate. I hope you will understand this. >> >> On Fri, 12 Aug 2022, 12:56 am Stu.Axon, wrote: >> >>> I've got a table that has a list of classnames (that aren't models) that >>> are subclasses of a class. &g

Send password reset without form?

I've got a piston based app, I want to be able to send a password reset email + having trouble working it out. I tried this so far: from django.contrib.auth.views import password_reset password_reset(request, post_reset_redirect = '/') But no email seems to be sent... not sure how to fully debug