#django

man... this is just freakin weird .-.

only atividade model is behaving like this.

u_u

no hope for me?

assumed I'd like to crate a REST api endpoint with django (1.9) for external sources. is django-nap "the" tool to implement the api? data encoding in json would be optimal.

then show the complete ativade model

tbaxter: this is the complete man

i swear .-.

no manager?

finster: you can check rest framework now

tbaxter: no .-.

tbaxter: if you want it i can show the whole models

all the*

hello

yo

tbaxter: seriously, no joking. i paste the whole code of those two models man :/

could somebody help me in this problem: https://dpaste.de/VfWe ?

johnny_b: passing too much args?

vyscond: where?

god dammit. why am i always hopeless about my bugs u_u

johnny_b: calling update_wrapper

vyscond: missed the param for the @wraps m(

Hi, do I need to set anything to use request.path in django templates ? I used to be able to just do {{ path }}

If I have a model ModelBase that has 2 children ChildA and ChildB and if I want to create a relationship between a user and one of the models ineriting from ModelBase, can I do something like Relationship(models.Model) : child_project = ForeignKey(ModelBase); user=ForeignKey(User) ?

If I wanna create a Relationship like Relationship(child_project=instance_of_child_A, user=instance_of_user) will it work ?

how to use a datetime.datetime.now for DateTimeField in case the validation fails ?

Can someone point me to the document on critical changes to 1.9?

I'm having an import problem with django.utils.unittest

Anybody using let's encrypt on Heroku. I'm just wondering how to get automatic renewal going. I'm assuming that the renewal should be done with a cronjob, but I've never seen a crontab on my heroku-instance..

iron_houzi: Heroku scheduler

Nice

iron_houzi: not sure that's the ideal solution for cert renewal, but it's certainly what you want for "Heroku-y cron"

doismellburning: Are you using LE on Heroku?

iron_houzi: no

doismellburning: Are you using SSL/TLS on any of your Heroku apps?

iron_houzi: plenty

hi guys

iron_houzi: mixture of Heroku's cert and my own

doismellburning: OK. Do I get everything I need just by activating the ssl:endpoint, or do I need a cert as well? Or .. rather: if I go for the "Expedited SSL" app, do I need to pay for the ssl:endpoint as well?

hi people, I have defined in one of my views.py to redirect to another url. I start off with the url 'foo/bar' and I fill up the form and hit the submit button. I want to be redirected to localhost:8000/login/index/id/ where id is a value given from my function at views.py. The problem is that I get redirect to the url 'foo/bar/login/index/id'. can someone help?

iron_houzi: you get their SSL by default on their domain

iron_houzi: automagically

iron_houzi: their ssl addon is for ssl on a custom domain, for which you'll need a cert

iron_houzi: it's possible their "Expedited SSL" thing comes with a cert but I doubt it

doismellburning: Sorry for only implying that I was talking about custom domain tls.. OK. I'll go with LE and pay the SSL endpoint fee ($20/month) then. Thanks for your help.

iron_houzi: just use CloudFlare?

doismellburning: I read that this option would cause cert warnings on certain older browsers..

doismellburning: https://robots.thoughtbot.com/set-up-cloudflare... (Using your own certificate for production)

.. unfortunately, I cannot assume the visitors will have moved away from XP and Android 4.0

iron_houzi: sure

fair enough

is there some kind of meta tag that will tell feed readers the link to my rss fed?

feed

lacrymology: yes

googling "meta tag rss feed" should help you...

doismellburning: sorry, just googled it now because I'm lazy.

thanks

I do have a django-specific question, though

Hi all. I'm working on a RESTish API, and I'm wondering if query set order_by parameters are considered safe from injection attacks. Can I take a user supplied string and use it as an order_by parameter and be hurt in any meaninful way?

with no feed_type, inheriting directly from django.contrib.syndication.views.Feed I'm getting this header: <rss xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"; version="2.0"> << shouldn't it be RSS by default?

it has <description> items, not <subtitle> but the name is still weird

from feedburner I'm seeing <rss xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modu....

lacrymology: you probably want atom iirc