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I've got a challenge with deploying Django app (wagtail to be precise) to Azure Web Services using external Git repo (Bitbucket). I want to use Python 3.6.1, therefore I followed instructions at Managing Python on Azure App Service manual I have python 3.6.1 extension installed and in place I created web.config file in root directory of my app (I checked and it is uploaded to the server) However, deploy fails with message Detecting Python runtime from runtime.txt Unsupported runtime: python-3.6.1 Supported runtime values are: python-2.7 python-3.4 An error has occurred during web site

My task is to enable users to edit their own page. I see how to give permissions to a particular page to a group, but how do I do this for the user? I'd tried use django guardian: UserObjectPermission.objects.assign_perm('change_custompage', user, obj=custompage) but this wasn't given me results I also found the wagtailcore_grouppagepermission table and realized that the permissions principle is not the same as used in django auth_permission I want to give permissions to edit, and access wagtail admin, I do not need anything else In this particular task, wagtail I need because of the struct

I have the following StructBlock and StreamBlock below: class AccordionItemBlock(StructBlock): title = CharBlock() text = RichTextBlock() class AccordionRepeaterBlock(StreamBlock): accordion_item = AccordionItemBlock() I need to programmatically add it and multiple "item" CharBlocks to this page: class BasicPage(Page): body = StreamField([ ('accordion_repeater_block', AccordionRepeaterBlock()), ], null=True) This is how I am approaching it page.body = [ ( 'accordion_repeater_block', { 'accordion_item', { 'title': 'Title goes here', 'text': RichText('Testing!'), } } ) ] provider.save() I get

I am working on a small project and I thought I'd give wagtail a try. I am now wondering how I could change wagtail's admin logo in the sidebar (top left image on the picture bellow). I could change /static/wagtailadmin/images/wagtail-logo.svg directly but it'd be wrong ;). Wagtail already provide the solution in the official documentation using django-overextends : To replace the default logo, create a template file your_app/templates/wagtailadmin/base.html that overrides the block branding_logo as follow: {% overextends "wagtailadmin/base.html" %} {% block branding_logo %} <img src="{{

I struggle to implement something like "nested categories": PageA: - Cat1 - SubCat1 - SubCat2 - ... - Cat2 - SubCat1 - ... All categories and subcategories should be orderable and editable by an editor. My guess was something like this: class CategoryTestPage(Page): content_panels = Page.content_panels + [ InlinePanel('categories') ] class Category(Orderable,ClusterableModel,models.Model): page = ParentalKey(CategoryTestPage, related_name='category') category = models.CharField(max_length=250) def __str__(self): return "%d %s" % (self.id, self.category) panels = [ FieldPanel('category'),

I have a few questions about this thread: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/wagtail-developers/Z4oaCIJXYuI I am building a headless Wagtail, with a React-based frontend, that calls Wagtail API in order to parse JSON and display content. Pretty basic. I was wondering if it was possible to custom the output of streamfield in rest API. A few examples: Get a image URL based on this example from wagtaildemo: https://github.com/wagtail/wagtaildemo/blob/api-tweaks/demo/models.py#L713-L716 (I got it working for single URLs) PageChooserBlock: get a field from the targetted page As I read in the

Trying to create some unit tests for Wagtail and running into the following problem: >> root = FrontPage.add_root(instance=FrontPageFactory.build()) >> root <FrontPage: article0> >> root.add_child(instance=ArticlePageFactory.build()) <ArticlePage: article1> >> root.get_tree() <PageQuerySet [<Page: article0>, <Page: article1>]> "article0" goes from being type ArticlePage to type Page in the page tree. Is this Page object a reference to the ArticlePage and there's a method I'm not aware of to fetch it, or am I missing something obvious here? In the meantime I've worked around the problem by just