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But findstatic for that hierarchy returns the same error

FunkyBob: Ok, I created the permission putting it in a model from the same app that's going to use the view restrictions, added the permission to the group in the shell, and got it to work

However this kind of sucks a tiny bit and I'm waiting eagerly for your patch

Thanks for your help

Merry christmas and a happy new years

dillonreyna: not quite

dillonreyna: as I said earlier, the path is relative to the static/ dir

so in that case you should put {% static 'css/style.css' %}

do a "manage.py findstatic css/styyle.css" and see what it finds

Sure.

Says it was found here: /Users/dillonreyna/Desktop/Projekten/Django/advice_site/frendly/Profile/static/css/style.css

which is the file you want, right?

Correct.

so that's what you need to put in your template

So href="{% static 'css/style.css' %}"

yes

That's what I have right now

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{% static 'css/style.css' %}" />

{% load static %} at the top of the html document

and what url does that render to ?

as in, in the browser, what is that link showing as?

'0.0.0.0:8000' (assuming I understand the question correctly)

no

Haha, figured.

are you saying in the "view source" it shows as <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="0.0.0.0:8000" /> ?

Ahhh, no.

It's showing up as 'static/css/style.css'

rather '/static/css/style.css'

so what is your STATIC_ROOT set to, exactly?

STATIC_URL = '/static/'

I'm probably super late on asking, but would it make this easier if I sent you the GitHub link?

meh... you learn more by trying the steps I would take to debug it, surely?

ok, so in your template you have {% static 'css/style.css' %}

settings.STATIC_URL = '/static/' ...

Definitely. I like to struggle when I learn. And yes, that's correct.

so in the rendered template it really ought to be href="/static/css/style.css"

What's the typical way you handle post expiration dates

FunkyBob: isn't that what I already have?

I know I could run a cronjob on the system to go through the db and check if current time > expiration date

dillonreyna: you said it shows href="static/css/style.css"

the lack of leading / is bad

I corrected myself thereafter, it shows the leading /

I see how I can be misleading ;)

how did you correct that?

I meant that I had mistyped.

THe browser was showing the initial forward slash

ok, and a hard refresh in your browser still gets a 404 for that?

Yep

WAIT

IT WORKS NOW AND I DONT KNOW WHY

heh

welcome to coding :)

It smells like fire and everyone's crying.

I'll love it here.

hows it going

wonder how long it's been since I last submitted a PR to django

too long if you dont remember :)

are you familiar with django rest framework?

I know of it

why do you ask?

i just came across it earlier tonight

I tend to use my own API lib, django-nap

ah nice

Hello, I am having an issue of the csrf token not being set, from the django server itself (Missing Set-Cookie header) how do I force the view to set the cookie? The view is a DjangoRestFramework view

saurabhwahile: there's a decorator that will ensure the cookie is set for a view

FunkyBob: I have used the @method_decorator(csrf_protect) decorator

for the view

These are the only headers returned. https://pastebin.com/8yXTQ2Lm I am using the development server

no, you need ensure_csrf

okay, let me try that

ensure_csrf_cookie

okay 1 sec

Thank you!!!!!!!!!! I wasted so much time on this :(

^ I think the more time you 'waste' on a problem, and the more frustrated you get with it, the sweeter the taste of the solution, and the more likely you are to note it down and remember it

It's a diminishing return

You should reach out for help sooner, don't waste days banging your head against the wall

+1

Especially if you suspect it might be a language/framework feature

I dunno, I have some problems in my head that I have been working over and teasing out for over a decade

Depends on the problem

Also, I've been in teams where juniors are treated *very* badly for asking questions because they're lost

Actually, every team I've been in has behaved like that

Yeah, I mainly meant reaching out in IRC's/forums

It's different to ask help from your colleagues

um, you can't ask anyone else for company specific information

Never said otherwise

what??

b0nn: sounds like you've been in shitty teams

FunkyBob: enough to make me not want to work in offices

but yeah, I can't think of a team I've been in where I've thought, wow, these people treat others like human beings

wait... where are you, again?

unemployed :)

and I can't fix that if you keep giving smart-arse answers

huh

not sure what you mean by fix that

So, back to my whine, here in Australia, team I was in, I was the 3rd person to leave the team in under 12 months (and I've heard they've since chewed through another 3

How to correctly access the remote ip?

Then, took a gig as a contractor, the guy did his nut at me because I was using the mysql command line client, and he claimed that meant I didn't want his help

request.META["REMOTE_ADDR"]?

(There were other issues too, but that was the final straw)

darkhanb: well, it's not entirely reliable

There's this too x_forwarded_for = request.META.get('HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR')

oh I see, that's right