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‘pip’ is not recognized as an internal or external command
‘pip’ is not recognized as an internal or external command
Should you be complaining about Unicode if you don’t actually use it? some_var = form.cleaned_data[‘var’].replace(u’\n’, u”)
There is a problem with your code. you have a class with login name(class login(View)), also you have imported from django.contrib.auth import login These two have a conflict with each other, change your class name to Login(capital L) or something else to not override the django login.
Seems like you didn’t define DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE which results in undefined settings. INSTALLED_APPS at this point is the first setting that Django wants to look up, resulting in the given error. With a default project creation the created manage.py defines said environment variable and if you run python manage.py runserver the settings are defined. Also see … Read more
First and foremost try to follow PEP8 standards for naming variables From my understanding what you are trying to do is, while seeing in admin / user defined page this field must display APP_SERVER\(Prod\) in this format. For that better to keep you variable name as app_server and while creating ModelForms in forms.py change the … Read more
It depends what you mean by data. Is it any dict key? Is it a given dict key? An empty dict is falsey in Python, so just calling all() on your list should tell you if every dict has at least one key-value pair: >>> all( [ {1:2}, {‘A’:’B’} ] ) True >>> all( [ … Read more
You missed to create the view/ or forget to import views on you url py file. Cross check once again
Activate the virtual environment, then install Pillow package pip install Pillow and try to use pillow package in your activated environment
Remove the else def post_new(request): if request.method == “POST”: form = PostForm(request.POST or None) if form.is_valid(): ct = form.save(commit=False) ct.author = request.user ct.upload_time = request.upload_time ct.save() return redirect(‘iot:detail’, pk=ct.pk) form = PostForm() return render(request, ‘iot/post.html’, {“form”:form})
From the docs for order_by Here, there could potentially be multiple ordering data for each Event; each Event with multiple children will be returned multiple times into the new QuerySet that order_by() creates. In other words, using order_by() on the QuerySet could return more items than you were working on to begin with – which … Read more