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format them with html and css as you normally would

funkybob ok now it saves the checkboxes correctly but the other fields have "none" as values

are you editing existing records?

they should continue to have the same values they always had

I think the queryset1 is not rendering

in the if request.method == 'POST':

after saving

when I put formset = FixFormSet(request.POST or None, queryset=queryset1)

isnt suppose to return the same records?

don't put the or None... you know request.POST exists

fark

the queryset you get is different in different cases

now im getting {'id': ['This field is required.']},

i cant save

what did you change?

its the primary key

what did you change?

i didnt change nothing

so i guess it wasnt saving

how do you handle the primary key ?

isnt that suppose to be in the class form?

o/yo

bob \o

schinckel: o/

o/

schinckel how do i get an id or something to this ? <td>{{ form.instance.a_action }}</td>

i need to use javascript to check for its value

how do i set and id for that

If it were me, i'd probably stick it in the tr: <tr data-pk="{{ form.instance.pk }}">

no , what i mean is when user tries to check a checbox it has to ask for the value of action field

if it has a value of "OK" then an alert message should pop up

since funkybob made me change that from input field to just a td i cant use var action = $('#id_'+ i +'-a_action').val();

anymore

Then you stick whatever thing you want in a data attribute, and reference that (maybe looking up the DOM from the target of the event).

schinckel so my question is how can get the value "negative" from that td tag? as shown in here https://photos.app.goo.gl/9tttKnpcxNZ9FVWF7

What is the template code that generates that?

it has fields like this <td>{{ form.instance.a_action }}</td>

shinckel here https://dpaste.de/kyQ5

I'd put <tr id="form-0" data-a_action="{{ form.instance.a_action }}">

Then, you can use $('#form-' + index).data('a_action') or something.

but 0 is only for the first row

Yeah, then you render that however it's currently rendered.

id could be the form.prefix

{{ form.prefix }}

ok let me try it

hello folks!

https://dpaste.de/T2Q1 <— any idea why the QuerySet at Line 19 returns records with non-empty notes?

Will django-guardian work if I have m2m with user model instead of foreign keys?

OK, I feel stupid to ask this but: what do I do to initialise a database for Django?

I create the Postgres database, and then do './manage.py migrate' and it complains that a table doesn't exist.

PaulWay[w]: sounds like you're missing some migrations...

PaulWay[w]: which project?

and please do not say awx

Heh

Not sure what you mean though; even if I give the project name (api) it fails because the table doesn't exist.

s/give the/give migrate the/

PaulWay[w]: no, I just looked at your redhat affiliation and I know that ansible awx/tower has non working migrations

either way, run migrate and put the full output into a pastebin

(dpaste.de)

apollo13: Hah :-)

I've a set of JSON data which I'm passing to my serializer. The JSON data contains a float field where as my system assumes it to be an integer. How do I convert the datatype before loading it to serializer?

Touche.

yutro

apollo13: https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/9TeP4Wrrt...

C0r3: Convert it to what? from float to int?

oh boy. Nevermind, the error was a typo on line 10 —> "emtpy" didn't match the if :)

jtiai: Yes.

C0r3: doesn't it work ootb?

If I use a database that's already set up, not one that I just did createdb on, then migrate works fine.

C0r3: define field as integer field and it shoud just work...

jtiai: It's throwing an error.

C0r3: then you need to do custom field that makes conversion for you

C0r3: Um, what serializer we're actually talking about?

jtiai: Django rest framework serializers.

C0r3: Yep, define custom field. Should work.

PaulWay[w]: Um... Looks like you do have query somewhere.

/home/pwayper/Code/insights/insights-advisor-api/advisor/api/views/rules.py and line 29

jtiai: Thank you.