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I have the following Models:

i create a model in django and register it in admin.py when i go to admin panel it shows the model but when i want to create object it doesn't show the charfields and i can just create the oject without any details

this is my codes below

view.py

I am using Django only for few weeks so there might be some mistakes.

I have an API using Django rest framework, which seems to work well. Using postman every thing is ok

I send data using WebRequest in Mql4 to the api

i have a a problem deleting an object via API. So i have 2 models, Answer and Vote vote is connected to Answer via foreignKey like this

Model

I am a beginner in Django. I am trying to build an app with user authentication. However I want extra fields like country and phone number, and I don't want any username field (I want the phone number to act as the username), so I built a custom user class. There are questions that have already been asked that have the same error, but they are not exactly relevant to my use case and the solutions don't work for me.

models.py:

I am trying to make a trading log app in Django but I have run into a few snags. It feels like my post method might night be being called when the submit button is clicked. I have tried printing and logging and neither ever fire in the post() method. The logging works fine in the get() method. Additionally I keep being routed back to my base index page even though I am rendering trading_log/add-order.html. I have also tried using a HTTPResponseRedirect. Both to no avail. I am really not sure what I am doing wrong at this point.

Settings.py

I have a Django project called Veganet that I am trying to run, but when I run my main script vega_flask_run.py it gives me an improperly configured error. The source of the error is coming from a script named models.py, more specifically line 2 where I am declaring from django.contrib.auth.models import User. I have tried to use a few posts to solve my problem including:

I have tried solutions like changing the INSTALLED_APPS variable in my projects settings.py and changing the DATABASES variable inside settings.py, as well as using Windows Powershell to execute python manage.py shell, django-admin.py shell --settings=mysite.settings, and then setting the DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE variable to point to my projects settings and lastly using

I am working through a basic django tutorial and I have become stuck. When the favorites button is clicked I am trying to redirect the user to reviews/favorite, which will then redirect to reviews/review_id, which is where they started. Instead, whenever I click the favorite button on the page it redirects me to reviews/reviews/review_id which fails.

Interestingly enough if I remove the /reviews/ part from the form action in single-review.html then it routes me to /favorite, which fails because it doesnt exist, but when I put it back to reviews/favorite I go back to reviews/reviews/favorite as the routing. Anyone know what I am doing wrong?

Views.py