--nuke option to pa_autoconfigure_django.py command to remove old files.
SERP!C0 > <@gitter_aktor007:matrix.org> Hello everyone, I'm looking for versioning with files in Django. New upload file v.1 and after processing the automatic update to v.2. The update from
version 1 to version 2 should change via upload. I would bee nicet to get some information about this problem.
thx
- r u checking that the uploaded file with metadata or simply by filename?
- r u checking if the newly uploaded file was in fact changed?
SERP!C0 * - r u checking that the uploaded file with metadata or simply by filename?- r u checking if the newly uploaded file was in fact changed?
In any case, I'd assume you'd just checking filenames. In that case, just append a string suffix to the filename to keep track of file versions. You refer to the string to show the version number on the UI. Needless to say, you don't reveal the suffix to the user.
You can also use dB but i think it's an overkill for your purposes.
SERP!C0 * - r u checking that uploaded file with metadata or simply by filename?
- r u checking if the newly uploaded file was in fact changed?
In any case, I'd assume you'd just checking filenames. In that case, just append a string suffix to the filename to keep track of file versions. You refer to the string to show the version number on the UI. Needless to say, you don't reveal the suffix to the user.
You can also use dB but i think it's an overkill for your purposes.
SERP!C0 * - r u checking that uploaded file with metadata or simply by filename?
- r u checking if the newly uploaded file was in fact changed?
In any case, I'd assume u're just checking filenames. In that case, just append a string suffix to the filename to keep track of file versions. You refer to the string to show the version number on the UI. Needless to say, you don't reveal the suffix to the user.
You can also use dB but i think it's an overkill for your purposes.
not what you want, make sure every static file has a unique path.", when I tried $ python manage.py collectstatic.
Do you mean https://djangogirls.org/organize/ @nadeenwaleed ? There it says
Events are always non-profit and free for participants.
So if I understand correctly, the organizer doesn't have to be a non-profit, they just aren't allowed to make profit from the workshops and the event has to be free for participants.
Hi @reganzane
While some here might have that expertise or knowledge (I don't), this is IMO indeed the wrong place for that topic. This channel is about the Django Girls tutorial and the Django Girls workshops, and while the topic of the tutorial is building a simple blog application with Django, neither SEO nor ready-made Django blog applications are part of it. Whether it'd be on-topic at e.g. https://gitter.im/django/django, I don't know. You might be more likely to get useful answers at https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/, but be prepared to explain what you want to achieve by SEO.
If you don't know what you want to achieve by it, it's probably safe to say that you don't need any SEO beyond making your site safe, secure and sane:
- serve via HTTPS
- make the site easy and obvious to navigate
- make the site well-accessible independent of user (dis)abilities
- use sensible (human-comprehensible) URL paths
- don't let the site and or those advertising on it distribute any malware
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raise SanityException('Could not find your settings.py')
pythonanywhere.exceptions.SanityException: Could not find your settings.py" at the end of execution. If i go to my github repository there's the settings.py file so I don't know what to do, I am stuck at this part. When I try the next command I get "20:22 ~ $ python manage.py createsuperuser
python: can't open file 'manage.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory" I would appreciate if someone could help me solve this.