so i have a few models that belong to a user, ie, there isa user_id foreign key. I want to restrict editing of these model objects to the user. Is it beter, to in my views. just check that the current user's id matches the user_id on my models? or is it better to use django-guardian to do object level permissions?
Hi, is there a way to return a page based on the link clicked in flask
for example, i have about 5 links to different pages but one route. How do i change the content based on which link was clicked
?
@aezumezu Link it to a different view funtion.
@app.route("/")
def index():
return "Index page!"
@app.route("/other/page")
def other_page():
return "Other page!"
@app.route("/yet/another/page")
def another_page():
return "yet another page!"
Thanks @mnazim
The scenerio i was trying to present was: creating two files. file1.html and file2.html
Hello to the community
file1 has 5 links on it. Now in python flask, is there a way to make file2.html change depending on the link selected?
There is way to value a value in list_editable property of admin.py ?
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do i need django.contrib.sessions.middleware.SessionMiddleware if i am using django-rest-jwt?
i am not using sesstions because everything is authenticated with JWT
many of my models have a forigen key to users, for example, my Profile model has a user_id. I only want to allow each user to update their profile, based on that user_id, is there a better way than calling the following in every one of my views?
if not request.user.pk == user_pk:
raise PermissionDenied
Hi People! i have a pdf output using (Xe)LaTeX , it renders a view containing two models in the context: patient and admission. The problem is it renders only the first page of the document
i have another similar view that renders one model 's context and it works flawlessly
It think i must use BytesIO buffer(), but i have no idea how :-/
what is the difference between put and patch for updating?
in the context of django
how do you update an object in django?
i can't figure how how to write an update method on my django rest serializer :( i need an example
i guess django doesn't do nested forms as well as rails
o well
I'm having trouble serving static files. My index.html page loads fine, albeit without style.
{% load staticfiles %}
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>vivi</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{% static "/vivi/bower_components/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css" %}">and my files are in vivi/static/vivi/ but it says "404" when i load the page
vivi is the name of my app
nvm. i just had to get rid of the
/ after static "
does anyone ust django rest? i can't figure how how to get the serializer to rject posts that contain fields that don't exist on the model
ie, if i post {"sdfsdfsdf":"sdfsdfdsf"} it should throw a 400 or 422 because that key isn't a valid attribute on my model
or its not a valid field in my serializer