You need to post some source code for us to see what is going on, you are
likely missing some lines of code
On Friday, February 3, 2017 at 8:26:41 PM UTC-5, Dário Carvalho wrote:
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> Hi. I'm new in django and in python either and of course as I'm new in
> django, I installed 1.10's version and
Django Field History is a great project to audit trail a model field
On Saturday, January 21, 2017 at 7:19:57 AM UTC-5, enrico baranski wrote:
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> Hi all Django users,
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> I'm quite new to Django and currently experimenting with the database
> model. Defining fields appears to be quite intuitive
Well first off, while it might be a best practice to make a manager for
this, you in no way have to. You can build your website and have it run
swimmingly well without doing this abstraction. The whole idea of a Manager
is a class that provides some methods to access a model.
Look at the
command not found means that the command you are running in your terminal
(the first word entered before a space delimiter) was not found in your
PATH variable. Your PATH keeps track of all the locations and directories
where when you call 'virtualenvwrapper' it looks under all of those for a
Could you explain what you mean by running tests? Migrations are executed
when you run `./manage.py migrate`, if you are running `./manage.py test
...` it shouldn't be running your migrations, probably just gives a log
warning that you have unapplied migrations. Here are the django docs on
I think the best thing you can do in this situation is design a system
where the system administrator (non-technical user I am assuming from your
description) fills out a form for an 'Event' model. The 'Event' is posted
on the calendar or what have you and student's can register to participate
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