using a json file , and that's the problem I am
> facing , I want to create a json file in my views.py based on my columns
> below "countDeliveries"and "Dates"
>
> class mail_item_count_deliveries_perDate(models.Model):
>countDeliveries = models.IntegerFie
I ‘m not sure if that is a JSON file because a JSON file is nothing but a python dictionary like structure and that doesn’t seem to be that. Anyways you can see python’s building json module’s json.dumps() function. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: HJSent: 22 May 2020 23:18To: Django
hello django users hope you are doing well
I want to do a highchart using a json file , and that's the problem I am
facing , I want to create a json file in my views.py based on my columns
below "countDeliveries"and "Dates"
class mail_item_count_deliveries_
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> I am working on creating a website based on the django framework with
> python. The aim is to have a simple HTML form that will build around where
> the user fills in the form and when it is done can submit it. When
> submitted, he will have a json file downloaded.
>
> After loo
I am working on creating a website based on the django framework with
python. The aim is to have a simple HTML form that will build around where
the user fills in the form and when it is done can submit it. When
submitted, he will have a json file downloaded.
After looking around, I found
ought there has
to be a more elegant way to handle the JSON -> Form Object part than
just writing a ``post`` method.
> > On another note, there are several Models I want to work with in
> > this way so it would be even better if I could select the model
> > class accord
ith in
> this way so it would be even better if I could select the model
> class according to the contents of the json file.
>
This sounds like a validation job to me. Just put in all the logic checks
into the validate() method. Bear in mind that you are likely to receive bad
input,
Hi,
I have a json file describing an object that I want to import into my
app. For that purpose, I want to upload it using a form field and fill
a ModelForm so the contents can be checked and edited by a user before
saving it to the database. This is what I'm currently doing:
# in forms.py
I have the following JSON file named ProcessedMetrics.json which is
necessary read for send their values to some template:
{
"paciente": {
"id": 1234,
"nombre": "Pablo Andrés Agudelo Marenco",
"sesion": {
"id":
You want to output a list of one dict per object, and you want that dict to
contain another dict inside it. So you don’t need dict2. Instead
f = file('report.json','a+')
sys.stdout = f
result = []
objects = game_objects.objects.all()
for obj in objects:
time =
saved = sys.stdout
f = file('report.json','a+')
sys.stdout = f
result = []
objects = game_objects.objects.all()
for obj in objects:
dict2 ={}
time = time_stamp.objects.filter(user_id = obj.user_id)
obj_id = obj.object_id
per =
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