Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

It would be helpful to do a clean setup and then view the log files. Kind regards, Lloyd On Thu, Jun 27, 2019, 01:58 Charlotte Wood < charlotte.w...@epiccharterschools.org> wrote: > yes, but look at the error...now it isn't recognize the django-heroku app > all of a sudden. it's not yielding

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

yes, but look at the error...now it isn't recognize the django-heroku app all of a sudden. it's not yielding any error on django_filters. you think my python is corrupt? Charlotte Wood, MEd Educator (405) 578-5701 Zoom Meeting ID#: 4055785701 *Zoom URL:*

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

remote: File "/tmp/build_c255721dd1d2732fd6d23e4f7726e08a/freshstart/settings.py", line 6, in remote:import django_heroku remote:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django_heroku' Charlotte Wood, MEd Educator (405) 578-5701 Zoom Meeting ID#: 4055785701 *Zoom

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Hi Charlotte, I spotted the problem. You need to add 'django-filters' to your settings.py file. Like so: INSTALLED_APPS = [ 'django.contrib.admin', 'django.contrib.auth', 'django.contrib.contenttypes', 'django.contrib.sessions', 'django.contrib.messages',

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Charlotte, I am now typing from my phone (away from my desk) but if you still need help after trying out my last recommendation, I would be happy to look at it for you. Kind regards, Lloyd On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 17:59 Charlotte Wood < charlotte.w...@epiccharterschools.org> wrote: > I need help.

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Thanks everyoneso I've unistalled and reinstalled everything and same errors. I so much appreciate ANY help: settings.py file reads like this: import os import django_heroku from decouple import config import dj_database_url BASE_DIR =

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

As per: https://github.com/carltongibson/django-filter Kind regards, Lloyd *Sent with Shift * On Wed, Jun 26, 2019 at 9:26 PM Fabio C. Barrionuevo

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Charlotte, is django-filters listed in your settings file on Heroku as below? INSTALLED_APPS = [ ... 'django_filters', ] Kind regards, Lloyd *Sent with Shift

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

make sure that you use the right package in your requirements.txt This is the package that everyone uses: django-filter https://pypi.org/project/django-filter/ This is another package with a very similar name https://pypi.org/project/django-filters/ Em qua, 26 de jun de 2019 às 16:21,

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

It's not stupid to ask :) You could run the "pip freeze" command and then see what pip on Heroku says it has. Also, perhaps your virtual environment's site packages directory on Heroku is not on the Python path. I have had such a challenge on WebFaction, but having never used Heroku I wouldn't

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

I have that. That's not the problem. My specific problem is django_filters. My app worked totally fine until I added these filters. My questions was: has anyone had trouble with django-filters and if so, how did you fix it? Charlotte Wood, MEd Educator (405) 578-5701 Zoom Meeting ID#:

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Heroku use a "buildpack" https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/buildpacks to do automate some things in the deployment. you can attach one or more buildpacks to your project in heroku you can also create your own buildpack to customize it. specifically for Python, the heroku python buildpack (

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

I am currently uninstalling and re-installing everylthing, but I would love for you to help with this issue. Charlotte Wood, MEd Educator (405) 578-5701 Zoom Meeting ID#: 4055785701 *Zoom URL:* https://epiccharterschools.zoom.us/j/2970513912 Classroom Google Site:

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

ok, stupid question is there a heroku pip install? all of my dependencies are installed and listed on my requirements.txt file just like they're supposed to be. do i pip install somewhere OTHER than my folder in my virtual environment? i could be totally crazy, but i don't remember every

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Hi Charlotte, If you are using a versionning manager like git, you can create another branch from the branch that contains the bug and reset the bug branch to one of your commit which is good and go step by step to avoid the error that you got. Le mer. 26 juin 2019 à 17:07, Sithembewena L. Dube

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Hi Charlotte , i 'd happy to help with your issue [image: Mailtrack] Sender notified by Mailtrack 06/26/19, 06:10:23 PM Le

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Oops - I meant 'such as'. Kind regards, Lloyd *Sent with Shift * On Wed, Jun 26, 2019 at 7:06 PM Sithembewena L. Dube wrote: > It sounds like the

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

It sounds like the package django-filters is not installed on your Heroku environment. Do you have a dependency file suck as a Pipfile or requirements.txt? If you do, you will need to install all dependencies listed there on your Heroku server (at least those you need for production use). Kind

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

The only error I keep seeing is "No Module Found" for django-filters But, I don't understand why it runs perfectly on my local host, every single page, then heroku just hates django filters. I was hoping someone else had the same issues and remembered. But, I will follow up with the error logs

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Hi Charlotte, What sort of error do you see? Also, have your checked your logs on Heroku? Lastly, if you have a sandbox on Heroku, you could run the site there in debug mode to get more specific error information. Kind regards, Lloyd *Sent with Shift

Re: Heroku and DJango_Filters

Is very hard to help you without the full traceback of the errors. run: heroku logs put the output into https://gist.github.com/ and send the generated link. ps: make sure you remove from the traceback any line related to password, api keys Many years ago, they recommended me to read this

Heroku and DJango_Filters

I need help. I've followed the directions to a "T." 1. My site works PERFECTLY on my local host in my virtual environment. NO errors, migrates fine, runs fine and looks beautiful. 2. BEFORE I added Django-filters to my pages, it worked GREAT on Heroku. 3. AS SOON as I put the