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How to use django-siteflags to bookmark site objects?
How to merge two dictionaries in a single expression?How do I check if a list is empty?How do I check whether a file exists without exceptions?How can I safely create a nested directory?Django foreign key access in save() functionHow do I sort a dictionary by value?Does Django scale?Determine the type of an object?How do I list all files of a directory?differentiate null=True, blank=True in django
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty margin-bottom:0;
The package is here and here but I cannot get it to work.
Here is my models.py file
class Video(models.Model, ModelWithFlag):
name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
file = models.FileField(upload_to="static/videos/", null=True, verbose_name="", unique=True)
def __str__(self):
return self.name
And the views.py file
def user_bookmarked_video(request, bookmark_id):
video = get_object_or_404(Video, pk=bookmark_id)
# Now a user adds this article to his bookmarks.
video.set_flag(request.user)
How should the urls.py and .html look like ?
python django django-models
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The package is here and here but I cannot get it to work.
Here is my models.py file
class Video(models.Model, ModelWithFlag):
name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
file = models.FileField(upload_to="static/videos/", null=True, verbose_name="", unique=True)
def __str__(self):
return self.name
And the views.py file
def user_bookmarked_video(request, bookmark_id):
video = get_object_or_404(Video, pk=bookmark_id)
# Now a user adds this article to his bookmarks.
video.set_flag(request.user)
How should the urls.py and .html look like ?
python django django-models
asked Mar 28 at 6:12
MatthewMatthew
3504 silver badges20 bronze badges
add a comment |
The package is here and here but I cannot get it to work.
Here is my models.py file
class Video(models.Model, ModelWithFlag):
name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
file = models.FileField(upload_to="static/videos/", null=True, verbose_name="", unique=True)
def __str__(self):
return self.name
And the views.py file
def user_bookmarked_video(request, bookmark_id):
video = get_object_or_404(Video, pk=bookmark_id)
# Now a user adds this article to his bookmarks.
video.set_flag(request.user)
How should the urls.py and .html look like ?
python django django-models
asked Mar 28 at 6:12
MatthewMatthew
3504 silver badges20 bronze badges
The package is here and here but I cannot get it to work.
Here is my models.py file
class Video(models.Model, ModelWithFlag):
name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
file = models.FileField(upload_to="static/videos/", null=True, verbose_name="", unique=True)
def __str__(self):
return self.name
And the views.py file
def user_bookmarked_video(request, bookmark_id):
video = get_object_or_404(Video, pk=bookmark_id)
# Now a user adds this article to his bookmarks.
video.set_flag(request.user)
How should the urls.py and .html look like ?
python django django-models
python django django-models
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MatthewMatthew
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The most of the question is not related to siteflags itself.
See "Writing more views" to have an example of urls.py.
For example, it might look like
path('videos/<int:bookmark_id>/', views.user_bookmarked_video, name='videos_bookmarked'),
However your bookmark_id is missleading, since it's a video ID, not a bookmark ID. Moreover your view is named user_bookmarked_video(), but it's not what it does — it just sets a flag (bookmark) on some video object.
If you plan to use this view just to set a bookmark you'd better name it like set_video_bookmark() and redirect at the end of the function, instead of html rendering.
If your intention was to show all bookmarked videos for current user then there's no need to accept bookmark_id argument for your view and flagging on every view call.
Your html may look like as you want, depending on what do you want to see.
For example:
<h1> video.name </h1>
answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
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you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
can you please check theviews.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
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The most of the question is not related to siteflags itself.
See "Writing more views" to have an example of urls.py.
For example, it might look like
path('videos/<int:bookmark_id>/', views.user_bookmarked_video, name='videos_bookmarked'),
However your bookmark_id is missleading, since it's a video ID, not a bookmark ID. Moreover your view is named user_bookmarked_video(), but it's not what it does — it just sets a flag (bookmark) on some video object.
If you plan to use this view just to set a bookmark you'd better name it like set_video_bookmark() and redirect at the end of the function, instead of html rendering.
If your intention was to show all bookmarked videos for current user then there's no need to accept bookmark_id argument for your view and flagging on every view call.
Your html may look like as you want, depending on what do you want to see.
For example:
<h1> video.name </h1>
answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
8291 gold badge9 silver badges19 bronze badges
you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
can you please check theviews.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
add a comment |
The most of the question is not related to siteflags itself.
See "Writing more views" to have an example of urls.py.
For example, it might look like
path('videos/<int:bookmark_id>/', views.user_bookmarked_video, name='videos_bookmarked'),
However your bookmark_id is missleading, since it's a video ID, not a bookmark ID. Moreover your view is named user_bookmarked_video(), but it's not what it does — it just sets a flag (bookmark) on some video object.
If you plan to use this view just to set a bookmark you'd better name it like set_video_bookmark() and redirect at the end of the function, instead of html rendering.
If your intention was to show all bookmarked videos for current user then there's no need to accept bookmark_id argument for your view and flagging on every view call.
Your html may look like as you want, depending on what do you want to see.
For example:
<h1> video.name </h1>
answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
8291 gold badge9 silver badges19 bronze badges
you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
can you please check theviews.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
add a comment |
The most of the question is not related to siteflags itself.
See "Writing more views" to have an example of urls.py.
For example, it might look like
path('videos/<int:bookmark_id>/', views.user_bookmarked_video, name='videos_bookmarked'),
However your bookmark_id is missleading, since it's a video ID, not a bookmark ID. Moreover your view is named user_bookmarked_video(), but it's not what it does — it just sets a flag (bookmark) on some video object.
If you plan to use this view just to set a bookmark you'd better name it like set_video_bookmark() and redirect at the end of the function, instead of html rendering.
If your intention was to show all bookmarked videos for current user then there's no need to accept bookmark_id argument for your view and flagging on every view call.
Your html may look like as you want, depending on what do you want to see.
For example:
<h1> video.name </h1>
answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
8291 gold badge9 silver badges19 bronze badges
The most of the question is not related to siteflags itself.
See "Writing more views" to have an example of urls.py.
For example, it might look like
path('videos/<int:bookmark_id>/', views.user_bookmarked_video, name='videos_bookmarked'),
However your bookmark_id is missleading, since it's a video ID, not a bookmark ID. Moreover your view is named user_bookmarked_video(), but it's not what it does — it just sets a flag (bookmark) on some video object.
If you plan to use this view just to set a bookmark you'd better name it like set_video_bookmark() and redirect at the end of the function, instead of html rendering.
If your intention was to show all bookmarked videos for current user then there's no need to accept bookmark_id argument for your view and flagging on every view call.
Your html may look like as you want, depending on what do you want to see.
For example:
<h1> video.name </h1>
answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
8291 gold badge9 silver badges19 bronze badges
answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
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answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
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answered Mar 29 at 1:42
idle signidle sign
8291 gold badge9 silver badges19 bronze badges
8291 gold badge9 silver badges19 bronze badges
you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
can you please check theviews.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
add a comment |
you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
can you please check theviews.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
you are absoultey correct, it is not related to siteflags. But I could not find a single example of siteflags on the internet utilizing the package fully. Therefore, it would have been cool to see one fully working example from A to Z showing your hard-work floirsh :) Thanks for understanding.
– Matthew
Mar 29 at 1:48
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
@Matthew I see. Since siteflags is generic you may use it in different scenarios. If you describe what do you want to achieve, we could improve the app docs with useful examples.
– idle sign
Mar 29 at 1:53
can you please check the
views.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
can you please check the
views.py, I cannpt seem to remove or set the flag correctly.– Matthew
Mar 29 at 2:27
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
Please do not edit your questions, if such edits change them in a substantial way, making the answers not relevant. If you have questions use the issue you've created — github.com/idlesign/django-siteflags/issues/5, not SO. I've updated the docs, hope it'll help: django-siteflags.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html
– idle sign
Mar 31 at 3:52
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
my apologies, I will roll back the question and post on the Github instead.
– Matthew
Mar 31 at 3:58
add a comment |
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