#django

Does anyone know how to visit my localhost website through my phone? I did ifconfig and got inet 192.168.1.102. I ran python manage.py 0.0.0.0:8000. I visited 192.168.1.102:8000 on my phone and all I see is a blank screen. However I got 200s on the django backend

bradfordli123: so, it's clear the requeset is reaching your server... but the response isn't going anywhere?

FunkyBob: I am running a decoupled frontend and backend. That might be causing problems. However, it runs fine on my desktop

bradfordli123: no 2nd computer?

NomadJim: 2nd computer?

NomadJim: it's connected to my router

bradfordli123: when you say decoupled, what do you mean exactly?

pembo13: this means the front end is displayed and makes requests to the django backend

bradfordli123: so a single page type app, via a client side framework.. cool

bradfordli123: what's the problem you're having, i missed that

that nothing displays :)

FunkyBob: you think im just requesting the backend? lol

oh at all... ?

pembo13: yea

bradfordli123: still in dev setup? or more in a staging/prod setup?

pembo13: it's in a dev setup

pembo13: It works fine on my desktop

pembo13: but phone i dont see anything =/

how do you get from desktop to dev (be techncial)

technical*

bradfordli123: Possibly useful, you can remotely access Chrome/Android developer tools from your desktop.

In case something like a JS error is preventing your client app from displaying.

bradfordli123: all I know is what you told me

mattmcc: yeah, js error occurred to me... or xplat issues

mattmcc: it might be a JS issue. I'm pretty new to JS but I think everything is converted to ES5

mattmcc: not sure if mobile chrome uses that

mattmcc: how can i access chrome dev tool from my desktop remotely

bradfordli123: well, you could go simpler, and try to serve a simple static html file

and see if that shows up

then at least you'll know it's not a networking issue

pembo13: yea i can try that

pembo13: actaully im getting 200s so i dont think it is?

what are you using on the frontend that it's completely blank, even without JS it should show something

pembo13: I have my JS mostly in ecmascript 6 and it is tranpiled to es6 with webpack. I then use djangos webpack_loader to put the bundle onto one template

bradfordli123: i see.. can't say i'm familiar with that stack... do you have any HTML on the page that should show up without Javascript?

pembo13: ill give it a shot and debug some more thanks for the helpful questions

please guys looking at the snippet below https://dpaste.de/sV6t I am trying to find out why am getting more queryset than what is available in the database. Despite specifying a limit but though am using random “?”

kingplusplus: one of your cross model references is probably causing multple rows to be returned instead of the expected one

pembo13: i don’t think i have cross model references from the sql query which seems most things comes from b2b

yes you do, that's what __ is in field references

and you can see the resulting JOINs in the SQL

pembo13: how might i solve this?

the less sophisticated approach, which i've taken before, is to remove fields till you find the offending fields, then try to determine how best to handle those fields