#django

I tried doing json.loads(response.content) but it says it needs to be a str not bytes

I'm getting an error when I try to save a model instance that the table doesn't exist.

But I can see it clearly in my migration file

Hello, i have a dynamic query with "Cards.objects.filter(**query)", i want to see cards that have a value of 2, 3 or 4, what should I input ? Currently I have {'value':'2'} but I don't know how to to get 2, 3 and 4

Brachamul: .filter(value__in=[2, 3, 4])

although if it's integers and you're doing ranges it may be better to do value__lte=4, value__gte=2

let me try that out !

thanks ThomW, works perfectly !

Hey, I was wondering about django apps. What is the best way to create an admin interface for your website: should just create the admin interface in my web app or create a separate admin app that contains the admin interface? Or does it depend on if I want a reusable admin interface?

I keep my admin interface in the same app as the models for which it is being the CRUD interfaec

ThomW, that was what I was thinking as well

but if I would like to create a separate reusable admin app, how would people actually integrate it with their own site? They would need to access the models from the admin app?

what exactly does 'reusable' mean

in my experience it's fairly difficult to do anything in the django admin that's not very dependent on your model

to distribute it

well yeah, anyone who would like to use it would depend on the features and models provided by the admin app

but if I phrase it like this, I want to make multiple websites using the same admin interface, what would be the best way to structure the projects

"admin interface" can mean very different things

be more specific so we have an idea of what you're talking about

hi, would anyone here have any knowledge about getting apache2.4 to handle a django project on centos6.7?

i've read appropriate guides online but i can't seem to get the configuration file right