django-views

Django query gives me below output format,but i want below format data=`[{'total': 1744, 'name: u'x'}, {'total': 13, 'name': u'm'}, {'total': 126, 'role': name'n'}]` m=[] for i in data: m.append(i.values()) print m it give me output [[1744,u'x'], [13,u'm'], [126,u'n']] but i need output in how to remove unicode symbol from output [['x',1744], ['m',13], ['n',126]] how to do this ? Thanks in advance Try this: >>> import json >>> data=[{'total': 1744, 'name': u'x'}, {'total': 13, 'name': u'm'}, {'total': 126, 'name': u'n'}] >>> json.dumps([i.values()[::-1] for i in data]) '[["x", 1744], ["m", 13]

I have a situation that requires redirecting users who are already logged in away from the login page to another page. I have seen mention that this can be accomplished with decorators which makes sense, but I am fairly new to using them. However, I am using the django login and a third party view (from django-registration). I do not want to change any of the code in django.contrib.auth or django-registration. How can I apply a decorator to a view that is not to be modified in order to get the desired behavior. Thanks in advance! UPDATE: I discovered that I mistakenly associated the login

How to use context with class in CreateView in django? Before i have: #views.py from django.views.generic import CreateView from cars.models import * def CreateCar(CreateView): info_sended = False if request.method == 'POST': form = FormCar(request.POST, request.FILES) if form.is_valid(): info_sended = True form.save() else: form = FormCar() ctx = {'form': form, 'info_sended':info_sended} return render_to_response("create_car.html", ctx, context_instance=RequestContext(request)) Now, a have, and try: class CreateCar(CreateView): info_sended = False template_name = 'create_car.html' model = Car

I want to implement Bootstrap3 tabs in my app, which displays school data by state. So if you go to example.com/ma/ you will see information for the state of Massachusetts and tabs to sort by grade level. I am already using the queryset to filter by state so that on example.com/ma/ only "ma" results appear. And I can show ALL data in one of the tabs, but can't filter it out for multiple tabs. To keep it simple, I just want to do tabs for "All" and "High School" here. Here is my models.py : from django.db import models class School(models.Model): school_name = models.CharField(max_length=200)

How can I pass an object into a model form to pre-populate the field when the page is rendered? I want to do something similar to the build in Django UpdateView class based view but with a function based view. Just get the object from model and pass that object as instance to the form. Then pass the form to the template. Write your view like below example. def func(request, id): object = Model.objects.get(id=id) form = ModelForm(instance=object) return render(request, 'my_template.html', {'form':form}) coderknight439 Here, I tried something.... def approveform(request, pk): if pk: form =

I'm using django-taggit (see here ). This is what I have: forms.py from taggit.forms import * class MyForm(forms.Form): title = forms.CharField() my_tags = TagField(max_length=800, widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'class':'myTags'})) views.py if 'submit_button' in request.POST: form = MyForm(request.POST) if form.is_valid(): cd = form.cleaned_data f_title = cd['title'] f_my_tags = cd['my_tags'] p = MyData.objects.create(title=f_title) p.tags.add(f_my_tags) p.save() mytemplate.html {{ form.my_tags.errors }} {{ form.my_tags }} Not sure why I get unhashable type: 'list' when I use p.tags.add(f_my

I have a few categories and I would like to list the products per category in the format below (categories is an FK to products): Category 1 bunch of products .... Category N bunch of products I have tried many ways but so far I only get the categories but not the products to show in my HTML. models.py class Category(models.Model): title = models.CharField(max_length=225) slug = models.SlugField(unique=True, blank=True, null=True) def __str__(self): return self.title def get_absolute_url(self): return reverse('category_detail', kwargs={'slug': self.slug}) @property def get_products(self):

I'm creating a classifieds website in Django. A single view function handles global listings, city-wise listings, barter-only global listings and barter-only city-wise listings. This view is called ads . The url patterns are written in the following order (note that each has a unique name although it's tied to the same ads view): urlpatterns = patterns('', url(r'^buy_and_sell/$', ads,name='classified_listing'), url(r'^buy_and_sell/barter/$', ads,name='barter_classified_listing'), url(r'^buy_and_sell/barter/(?P<city>[\w.@+-]+)/$', ads,name='city_barter_classified_listing'), url(r'^buy_and_sell/