1. No. The data for 2000,2010 could be in one table
2.. you can create a view that accepts get and post. Get when the user
loads the page initially to fill it out and Post when they submit it. This
should take them to a new page with the results or a refreshed view if you
are using a JavaScript
Hi friend,
# dont separate bc of the same type of field on one object. ( or find more
zipcode service provider for more options)
# with get/post method you shoud refer more docs, it just view/create
action.
# consider review source, a lot comment in your code base and few err
commands.
Think of
Hi Nina , just read your write up
For some form of clarification to your Confusion I’ll just answer the ones I
can
For the database , don’t make two different ones , one database with two tables
2000 and 2010 will do just fine , just query then right.
For the forms it is required to use
Hi,
I am creating a website that lists my states congressional districts based
on the US census (i.e. 2000, 2010 and ultimately to update when the 2020
survey is completed). The entire exercise is to track how the
representation could possibly change based on the US census.
So far, I have a
Context: I'm new to Django. I've just completed the tutorial on the Docs
page. I'm trying to make a coffee ordering application. Basically a person
has to enter his details and select coffee along with number of cups.
Now a person may select 2 or 3 of the same type of coffee, or he may select
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W dniu niedziela, 23 września 2018 17:52:00 UTC+2 użytkownik Ansari Sabir
napisał:
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> How to create a form that collect information (like first name, last name,
> email address, contact number, gender) and admin can see that inform
Hi.
If you have done the official tutorial, part 4 is all about this exact
problem.
su 23. syysk. 2018 klo 18.51 Ansari Sabir kirjoitti:
> How to create a form that collect information (like first name, last name,
> email address, contact number, gender) and admin can see that infor
How to create a form that collect information (like first name, last name,
email address, contact number, gender) and admin can see that information
in the /admin/ in django.
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Hi,
I am working with an existing database where I am unable to change the
schema and having some trouble trying to deal with presenting forms.
The structure in question is as follows and all models are unmanaged.
class Persons(models.Model):
personid =
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