Here are two example Django models. Pay special attention to the has_pet method. class Person(models.Model):
I have a form where a user uploads an avatar, and it resizes the photo and reloads the page with the new avatar. The form is working perfectly without any validation.
Assume a django model with two fields: - created - modified Each field are integers, unique and ever-increasing in value. An object should have the same value for created and modified when saved th
I have a model which I can instantiate just fine, but once created, if I attempt to save it I get an IntegrityError saying that the primary key must be unique.What\'s causing this?
I have two models: class Person(models.Model): name = models.CharField() email = models.EmailField() class Vote(models.Model):
I am trying to create and save a thumbnail image when saving the original user image in the userProfile model in my project, below is my code:
I have a form where an administrators enters a list of comma-separated email addresses, and the form does validation on each email address before adding it to the db. I was able to do this just fine w
I\'ve model which represents settings in my system and I use it from another part of my application so that import has 3 levels WORKING CODE <- Module <- Model
I\'ve set up several models, as you\'ll see shortly in my code.These models are Era, Year, Month, Day, and Hour.
I am validating an ImageField in a modelform. What I currently have is working -- # in model class UserProfile(models.Model):