I have a model "Category" with a ForeignKey to "parent_category". How can I order this model in the Django admin list view like: - category 1 -- subcategory 1 of category 1 --- subsubcategory 1 of subcategory 1 of category…
I have recently been reading through the documentation about django-two-factor-authentication which I found here : https://django-two-factor-auth.readthedocs.io/en/stable/installation.html The documentation is great. However, I'm trying to understand the full requirements for this solution. If I implement this package, do I then need…
this is my view.py @list_route(methods=["post"]) def created_in_range(self, request): response = {} data = request.POST start = dateutil.parser.parse(data['start']) end = dateutil.parser.parse(data['end']) page_no = data['page_no'] tweets = Tweet.get_created_in_range(start, end, int(page_no)) serializer = TweetSerializer(tweets, many= True) response["data"] = serializer.data return Response(response, status= status.HTTP_200_OK)…
this is my view.py @list_route(methods=["post"]) def created_in_range(self, request): response = {} data = request.POST start = dateutil.parser.parse(data['start']) end = dateutil.parser.parse(data['end']) page_no = data['page_no'] tweets = Tweet.get_created_in_range(start, end, int(page_no)) serializer = TweetSerializer(tweets, many= True) response["data"] = serializer.data return Response(response, status= status.HTTP_200_OK)…
I'm trying to add django-seo into my site. But I can't cope with setting up. I followed instructions documentation, but error occurs. This is what I did: Installed django-seo packacge Added rollyourown.seo to INSTALED_APPS Created seo.py file in my site…