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I'm not able to access the url named "forum" using the reverse function. It gives me this error:

django.urls.exceptions.NoReverseMatch: Reverse for 'forum' not found. 'forum' is not a valid view function or pattern name.

I'm able to access all my other namespaces URLs within the other apps. But I just can't access anything by name from my root URLs.py file.

Here is my root URLs.py file

I have a view under my elearning app named home(), which should load index.html from within the app's directory. Instead it loads an instance of index.html from a different app (symposium/templates/index.html). It should be loading it from (elearning/templates/index.html).

Can someone please explain why this is happening and how to fix it?

I am filtering this list

I have this array of objects

For a client that uses learndash, i stumbled upon a quite unhandy feature. This elearning integration requires that clients are forced to create an account in the checkout and receive an email about it. For a sold course this is good, however, this client wants to sell other things as well.

So as this plugin does not function without the forced account creation, i wanted to remove the new account email to customers when the purchased product types are not 'course'.

So far i have:

I have a Google form, which is embedded into another site (an elearning subsite on Thinkific.com). The form works fine, when accessed via our subsite (e.g. https://our-site.thinkific.com/courses/xyz)

However, we are zero-rating the subsite on mobile networks (making it a free resource for healthcare workers), using Binu (recently rebranded Datafree).

To do this, the urls get converted to a zero-rated subdomain on their system, e.g. the above URL would become something like https://our-binu-subdomain.datafree.co/courses/xyz

Binu rewrites the response content from Thinkific replacing all URLs/resource links with the appropriate URL on the datafree subdomain, and then the site is zero-rated (actually, reverse-billed).

On the normal (paid) site, the Google Form gets embedded in an iFrame with the domain https://docs.google.com/forms/foo.

But on the datafree site, this will be rewritten to be on the datafree domain, and because of CORS this will now error in loading the required scripts:

Giving:

Is there any way, maybe in the Google Forms configuration, that I can add this rewritten domain so the CORS policy can be valid?

I've done something (I obviously can't work out what) that has messed up scrolling on Google Chrome desktop browser on a single page on my site. I am using html templates (Django), but the issue still occurs when I construct a complete webpage, as below. Also worth noting is that I'm using tailwindcss, but again this doesn't seem to be directly connected to the problem.

The weird thing is that the mouse wheel scroll works in Firefox and on mobile, and even pressing Page Down/Up, dragging the scrollbar, and selecting text works as expected on desktop, just not mouse wheel. I've searched for similar issues on here, but the ones I found didn't prove useful in my case.

I believe the problem revolves around a wrapper element which is set to overflow-y: auto and has a perspective of 3px with some parallax sections. (However, removing this attribute seems to have no effect on the issue.) Another page with exactly the same wrapper element, but no parallax sections doesn't have the same problem, so it doesn't seem to be the scroll settings on the wrapper itself. Below is the full template:

I have a format certificate, let's assume equal to this: https://elearning.adobe.com/blank-achievement-certificate

Once downloaded the sample certificate and saved as 'certificate.png', I wrote an example code on Python of what I have to do to automate certificates production:

I have a main.css file where all my styles are and some of my html files are loading them, but not all of them. All my html files extends base.html