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Django – Template display model verbose_names & objects

I need to display several models name & objects in a template Here is my view And my template Of course objs._meta.verbose_name doesn’t work Is there a way to access to this verbose name without having to create a function for each model or to assign the value from the view for each model ? Answer For accessing it in

How to Query model where name contains any word in python list?

Aim to Achieve: I want all objects where name attribute contains any word from the list. I have: For example: if name=”this is word2″: Then object with such a name should be returned since word2 is in the list. Please help! Answer You could use Q objects to constuct a query like this: Edit: is a fancy way to write

Execute code when Django starts ONCE only?

I’m writing a Django Middleware class that I want to execute only once at startup, to initialise some other arbritary code. I’ve followed the very nice solution posted by sdolan here, but the “Hello” message is output to the terminal twice. E.g. and in my Django settings file, I’ve got the class included in the MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES list. But when I

Paginator for inline models in django admin

I have this simple django model consisting of an sensor and values for the specific sensor. The number of values per Pyranometer is high (>30k). Is it somehow possible to paginate PyranometerValues by a specific day or generell apply a paginator to the admin inline view? Answer Have you checked raw_id_fields attribute? I think you might find it useful.

How to have Calendar thing in Django date field

I have this Datetime field in Django But I want the Calendar to pop up. In docs, they say to write this Now I have a few problems: Where to declare this class and how to use it I don’t have pretty.css , animation.css , how can get it Do I need to do programming for it?? Answer The files

How to add the current query string to an URL in a Django template?

When I load a page, there is a link “sameLink” that I want to append to it the query string of its containing page. I have following URL: How can I do that? Answer To capture the QUERY_PARAMS that were part of the request, you reference the dict that contains those parameters (request.GET) and urlencode them so they are acceptable

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