#django

Fuyou: It's fine if you want a performant wsgi server with a learning curve. For people just getting set up, I'm recommending the gunicorn API every time. Frankly, I wish the uWSGI folks would get it together and offer some sane out-of-the-box defaults so people could just use that.

This is the View that I am using: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25639991/

And I have created a template_tag: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25639998/

The problem is that, when the form is invalid, it does not bound the form. (When it is valid, it just saves the users correctly.)

Do you know how can I fix this issue? (It does not show errors and just refresh the page with an empty form, no error is shown.)

yesterday someone explained that I should put data generating code outside of my models. Could someone share an article or elaborate on this?

what kind of data generating code?

dunno, my original question was how to avoid if Model A can generate Model B, and Model B can generate Model A in their functions. someone said data generating code should exist outside of the models

moldy:

i want to filter a query after ofsetting it, can this be possible?

i want to sort a set of objects by a field, offset them, and then filter them by another attribute

to reduce work in python code

guess i can't do that

:<

hello guys is it normal to django to call has_*_permission in every admin page?

hugotacito: sounds right

I think i'm not very clear.

pls look at this example

the has_add_permission from postadmin is been called at commentadmin

This is the View that I am using: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25639991/ And I have created a template_tag: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25639998/ The problem is that, when the form is invalid, it does not bound the form. (When it is valid, it just saves the users correctly.) Do you know how can I fix this issue? (It does not show errors and just refresh the page with an empty form, no error is shown.) I have more than one for

I expect it's a trivial problem:

I named an urlpatterns (with name=) but I get an NoReverseMatch error when I'm using reverse() in the model

What's the trick here?

ok, I found it; I missed the 'appname:'

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do you guys use gettors and settors for your models?

foo what are you trying to pass along?

Hi!

I need help with Solr

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foo extending is not about passing variables, why you want it? Overriding block doesn't help you?

I'm unable to load config for Solr core in Django project

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and you can't use it just as variable?

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foo looks like you need to extend get_context_data and add whatever variables you want

like you typically would for a class based view

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This is the View that I am using: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25639991/ And I have created a template_tag: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25639998/ The problem is that, when the form is invalid, it does not bound the form. (When it is valid, it just saves the users correctly.) Do you know how can I fix this issue? (It does not show errors and just refresh the page with an empty form, no error is shown.) I have more than one for

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Hi, my data datetime is stored as UTC, to get it back I use something like "p.fecha_compra::TIMESTAMP AT TIME ZONE 'America/Mexico_City' fecha_compra_tz" but django's ORM fetch the fields without time zone. I have enable TIME_ZONE = 'America/Mexico' and USE_TZ=True, what I missing?

foo https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.11/topics/c...

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np

CBV are a pain

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function based views are a great start and should be how you do things until you can actually leverage and get value out of something CB (like Mixins and reusable parts)

or you can leverage the Generic Views of course

hey, can someone tell me more about this error?

Module "django.db.backends" does not define a "postgresql_psycopg2" attribute/class

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