#django

If I see a "POST /accounts/login/ HTTP/1.1" 302 0" when opening runserver, what's the issue?

empedokles: i don't know, _is_ there an issue?

Hello djangonauts, In https://github.com/d-b/django-recaptcha what does this point mean import recaptcha_ajax.js on your page (not in the loaded template)

I'm not sure, it states it's kind of a redirect.

Not in loaded template as in?

I am getting error when using ajax and recaptcha

empedokles: most post requests should end in a redirect

FunkyBob, >what can you do?;where are you located? django development, data visualization, geospatial analysis, some machine learning

FunkyBob, Dallas Tx (my response to your response to my question "anyone hiring")

hop, ok.

Can you see anything redundant/not ideal in my markup?: https://dpaste.de/nHrh

that's more of a html/bootstrap/fontawesome question than django

yeah, which channel would suit?

if i have a class B that has a foreign key with class A, does class A get populated with an attribute named b_set all the time?

example: https://repl.it/repls/SlategreyValuableDesigns

god: depends exactly what you mean by populated

it is always available, but generally the query to fetch that data isn't run until you access that attribute

also if you set related_name it'll be called somethinig else

jessamyn_: got it. i saw *_set and i didn't know where it came from

so i wanted to see how it got there

yeah, it's the reverse relation created by django

jessamyn_: and *_sets will contain all objects with foreign keys that point to the class containing *_sets?

or let me rephrase that last part: "..that point to objects of the type class which contains *_sets?

just to make sure we are saying the same thing: if I have a model teacher, and a model class, and every class has a foreignkey to teacher, then if I do teacher.class_set it will be all classes for that specific teacher

jessamyn_: yep

:)