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- How do I do a not equal in Django queryset filtering?
The Django issue tracker has the remarkable entry #5763, titled "Queryset doesn't have a "not equal" filter operator" It is remarkable because (as of April 2016) it was "opened 9 years ago" (in the Django stone age), "closed 4 years ago", and "last changed 5 months ago" Read through the discussion, it is interesting
- python - How to use AND in a Django filter? - Stack Overflow
from django db models import Q criterion1 = Q(question__contains="software") criterion2 = Q(question__contains="java") q = Question objects filter(criterion1 criterion2) Note the other answers here are simpler and better adapted for your use case, but if anyone with a similar but slightly more complex problem (such as needing "not" or "or
- How to do an OR filter in a Django query? - Stack Overflow
The question is specifically about building a query in Django to get records with field1 = 'value1' OR field2 == 'value2' Your answer doesn't answer the question – Yacc
- Django: How to manage development and production settings?
DJANGO_DEVELOPMENT=true python manage py runserver At the bottom of your settings py file, add the following # Override production variables if DJANGO_DEVELOPMENT env variable is true if os getenv('DJANGO_DEVELOPMENT') == 'true': from settings_dev import * # or specific overrides (Note that importing * should generally be avoided in Python)
- Newest django Questions - Stack Overflow
Django 5 2 introduced the ability to customize the shell management command by overriding the get_auto
- django - Select distinct values from a table field - Stack Overflow
The Meta: ordering = "feature" of django orm and objects distinct() vs objects ordering() distinct() caused us hours of confusion There should be a consumer-safety warning sticker on that product;) We may institute a no-Meta-ordering-attribute policy to prevent the head-scratching in the future
- templates - Django {% with %} tags within {% if %} {% else - Stack Overflow
But Django is telling me that I need another {% endwith %} tag Is there any way to rearrange the withs to make this work, or is the syntactic analyzer purposefully carefree in regards to this sort of thing? Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way Is there some sort of best practice when it comes to something like this?
- django - What is reverse ()? - Stack Overflow
Given a url pattern, Django uses url() to pick the right view and generate a page That is, url--> view name But sometimes, like when redirecting, you need to go in the reverse direction and give Django the name of a view, and Django generates the appropriate url In other words, view name --> url
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