Enrico,
I've done this in the past. I didn't use Django directly for the
audit
tables. Instead I defined DB triggers on each primary table that
inserted a row of audit values into the audit table. I can send you
sample trigger code that works in Oracle and
You could have a look at Marty Alchin's Pro Django (not really for
beginners but ...) on page 263 where he shows how to do almost exactly
what you describe. If you got that book it would accelerate your
progress in Django anyway. The only downside is it was published in 2008
and Django has
I've noticed that when I extend a template that references an invalid url
name, in debug mode, the error message doesn't highlight the erroneous line
in the parent template, but rather shows a section of the child template.
For example if "base.html" is just:
{% block content %}{% endblock %}
Dear friend,
First of all, welcome to the Django community.
I recommend you to complete the Django tutorial
(https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/intro/tutorial01/).
If you have time, buy and complete the book Django Unleashed
(https://django-unleashed.com/).
Good luck,
Florencio
Em sábado,
My name is Joshua. I am a developer. I do most of my programming using vb.net
(visual studio). Until my new roommate introduced me to an entire new language
- python and it's web framework - django. I love the framework frankly speaking
OK.
Friends,am so new to django..I decided to write my
Hi all Django users,
I'm quite new to Django and currently experimenting with the database
model. Defining fields appears to be quite intuitive and is well described
in the documentation. However, I am looking into audit trail
functionalities. What that means to me. I have two tables, one is
Hello everyone,
I am new to django.
i want to use social authentication in my app. i am using
python - 3.6.0
django - 1.10.5
django allauth - latest
i want custom registration using providers facebook and google.
the scenario is
user visits registration page.
provided the links - register using
I have a model with this field:
date_time = models.DateTimeField(default=timezone.now)
if I look at the generic create form, it inializes the date_time field with
now in UTC, not in local time.
Now I appreciate there are two things at play here:
1. the desired UX is to see now in my time
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