Hi Folks,
I am playing around with Django and making a site for my motorcycling
group.
I am trying to implement a timeline view and thought I would share my
thoughts with you and get some feedback.
So far, I have a few models which can be user created. A user can add a
'bike' , or a 'place' or
I have two class, and I want use in method first_distribution_cards
self.players from first class how can I do this?
class Game(object):
def __init__(self,name):
self.players=[]
self.dealer=Person("Dealer")
self.name=name
class Deck(object):
def first_distribution_cards(self):
for player
*Previously posted in
SO:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29703930/testing-request-parameters-in-django-behaves-differently*
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I have a Django View that uses a query parameter to so some content
filtering. Something like this:
Hi all. I have an school assignment in which I have to describe a
piece of code of any open source software and I am going to write
about django login function (django.contrib.auth.views). I have to add
"Performance and Drawbacks" also. Can anyone please help me?
I need to know how much efficient
Hi guys!! Great to be a part of the community.
So as the title says, I am deploying a site I made locally to a shared
hosting server through "A Small Orange" or ASO. My site structure is as
follows:
don't judge my naming structure :p (unless it actually is messing something
up)
You don't mention running 'manage.py makemigrations' or 'manage.py migrate'
in any of your output. The error you are getting indicates that Django has
access to a database, but the table schema is incorrect. If you haven't
previously run migrate, then you have no tables, which explains the error
My question is this a bug? I want to report it if so. Even if disabling
caching works, wouldn't still be considered a bug?
On Wednesday, April 15, 2015 at 7:04:47 AM UTC-7, Stephen Butler wrote:
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> https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/cache/#dummy-caching-for-development
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> On Wed,
I wasn't suggesting that disabling caching was the fix, but just a way to
start debugging the issue. Did it go away when you completely disabled the
cache? Next step is to enable the cache again and progressively remove
caching statements from your app till you find the culprit. For example:
1.
Both methods use SQL request s. Try to test using SQL directly. Database
has no idea about a returning order. Good result for filter is "nice shot".
Adding and deleting objects you broke filter method.
Use always order_by for this kind of purpose.
15 квіт. 2015 19:46, користувач "Nick Smith"
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