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QUESTION
I found MySQL database cannot start properly, so I uninstall Mysql 5.7. I installed MySQL 8.0.21, I found that my Django project has a problem. I would like makemigrations on my Django project and then I got an error on my Django project. Please help, I don't know how to solve this error.
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...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-17 at 19:43The recommended way to use MySQL with Django is to install mysqlclient
instead of mysql-connector-python
.
If you use mysql-connector-python
, then you need to change the ENGINE
to 'mysql.connector.django'
in your DATABASES setting (docs).
QUESTION
Django Noob here.
NoReverseMatch at /sitemap.xml Reverse for 'article_detail' not found. 'article_detail' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
See models.py screenshot (code) to understand the error.
I don't know what I should put in place of article_details (see the code for explanation). Your help will appreciable.
Project Structure-
Code-
Dipesh_Pal Module Code-
settings.py-
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-01 at 23:26NoReverseMatch at /sitemap.xml Reverse for 'article_detail' not found. 'article_detail' is not a valid view function or pattern name.
This means that when it went looking for the view article_detail
it could not be found. In your urls.py
you have the line:
url(r'^(?P[w\-]+)/$', views.article_detail, name="article-detail")
You never included your views.py and this the question is in general formatted pretty poorly, but from what we can see it appears you just never declare that view (even though you reference it in the urls.py
)
EDIT: There is also the possibility that you aren't passing the objects to index in your sitemap when you create the Sitemap, but again.. As the formatting isn't everything we need. We can only speculate.
So, definitely check that article_detail
is working in general. If it is, go to where you are creating the data for your Sitemap object and make sure that you're passing an object with the url.
QUESTION
I'm writing a webapp2 application and am trying to figure out how to nest url mappings. The application is broken up into several packages, and I'd like each package to be able to specify it's own url mappings similar to the way Django does with it's include() directive. Copying from the Django documentation this would look like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-02 at 19:12You can do it in webapp2.WSGIApplication
. Take a look at the docs for PathPrefixRoute. PathPrefixRoute takes two arguments: the path prefix as a string, and a list of routes. The path prefix string would be 'community/'
or contact/
, based on your question. For the list of routes, just save a list of routes (without the path prefix) in each package you want to route to. So let's say you have a package.contact
and a package.community
. You could include a urls.py for each of them that looks like this:
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