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celesrina: if you follow the django girls tutorial they recommend it

because its all related

have you guys done react stuff

foo: You can get it...

its crazy

celesrina: yes you should learn it, but dont think you have to. Its recommended for people who are more advanced IMHO.

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I am a front end developer

but I wanna understand this stuff so I dont make an ass of myself on interviews

my last interview the guy yelled at me

for having one commit

on my project

:)

the initial commit

i would walk out of an interview if they yelled at me

monkeypuckpuck: Can't find a direct link, but https://mail.python.org/pipermail/boston/2016-J... references it

(re not using sudo pip)

he is like why do you only have one commit? uhh I did the project locally then I added it to git? THATS not good enough!!

celesrina: which country are you in?

Canada

east or west coast? i think some django friends of mine were doing a vancouver django meetup

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east coast

I wish I could work in the states

foo: That's exactly what I was about to say - that's where I get it from.

but the american government frowns upon canadians working there

ping jessamynsmith

hi shangxiao

hiho! you have a fellow canadian here :)

indeed

This is where they apologise to one another.

xD

sorry for the maple syrup incident

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foo: If you do a GET on the view, it will reset the storage for this session.

Kappa

So to move from page to page you need to use a POST request.

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👍

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I wish freenode had a discord server

discord is way better :D

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Hello, I am using a context_processor method to make signup form available in each page. I am using also the CreateView class to handle the signup form. The problem is that when the form is not valid the page just refreshes with fresh form and no errors are displayed. Is there anything that I have to add to CreateView class? (because I have changed the context variables name from the default.)

when I did python3 -m venv myvenv

I dont see (myvenv)

in my terminal

celesrina: that command just creates the venv

you still have to activate it

how do you activate it?

celesrina: source myenv/bin/activate

celesrina: it's important to remember to activate whenever you open a new shell in terminal. it will stay activated until deactivated or the shell is closed.

I found the problem, I have giving the form with another name to the template, using context processor. But the createView is using the form. So that is why it does not bound the form. Does anybody know how can I fix this problem?

ty :D

wait

that command says no file or directory

celesrina: run it from the same place that it was created in

I am in the directory

it asked me to create a djangogirls folder so I did

and I created the venv

using python3 -m venv myvenv

is there a folder named 'myenv'?

in my home directory no

on my mac

ah right so it sounds like you need to run that command from the djangogirls folder

(check that there's a 'myenv' in that djangogirls folder)

celesrina: oh i just reread the tutorial - they've used 'myvenv'

with an extra v

i misread your command above sorry :)

I still dont see that

in my home directory

on my mac

Hello, I am using a context_processor method to make signup form available in each page. I am using also the CreateView class to handle the signup form. The problem is that when the form is not valid the page just refreshes with fresh form and no errors are displayed. Is there anything that I have to add to CreateView class? (because I have changed the context variables name from the default.)

mojtaba: does the signup page work all on its own, when you start from that page?

FunkyBob: Yes, I removed the context processor and "with form=signupform" from the template, and it was working.

... no

that sounds very wrong

probably better to use an inclusion tag, though

which template are you doing that in... and why ?

FunkyBob: I want to have signup form in all the pages, so I created a context processor.

FunkyBob: In the registeration template I am adding it.

yes, that's just about rendering

I have also one for login.

why are you using "with form=signupform"?

where ?

where and why

So what should I do? I shouldn't use with form=signupform, in the template?

WHICH TEMPLATE?

you're giving so little detail, it's hard to know

I am using it where I want to include the registeration form in the main page.

{% include regireationForm with form=signupform %}

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