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QUESTION
I'm setting up comments in Wagtail using django-comments-xtd and one thing I'm having trouble figuring out is why my comment permalinks keep going to https://example.com/news/bloggy-test-post/#c1 instead of https://localhost:8000/news/bloggy-test-post/#c1.
I found a user with a similar issue in the Wagtail Google group who discovered that they had "example.com" set as their site in Wagtail admin. But I have only one site in my settings and it's currently set to "localhost" with a port of 8000.
Screenshot of the Wagtail admin site showing there is one site set to localhost with a port of 8000
I searched all my files and libraries for "example.com" and the only other setting I found was the BASE_URL setting in base.py. I tried changing that to http://localhost:8000 and the comment permalinks are still being directed to "example.com".
Is there another setting I'm missing? Or another way I'm supposed to get the URL?
Currently, I have this code for grabbing the url in my models.py file:
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Answered 2021-May-12 at 01:27Django has its own optional Sites framework which is distinct from Wagtail's concept of sites. In the standard Wagtail project template this is turned off (i.e. django.contrib.sites is left out of INSTALLED_APPS) but your project may have it enabled, particularly if you integrated Wagtail into an existing Django project. Like Wagtail, Django's site records are kept in the database, and I suspect this is where the example.com reference is hiding - if you have the Django admin site enabled (as distinct from the Wagtail one), you should find a Sites model listed in there.
Digging into the django-comments-xtd and django-contrib-comments code shows that the URL returned by the {% get_comment_permalink %} tag is ultimately handled by the django.contrib.contenttypes.views.shortcut view, which is indeed listed as making use of the Django sites framework.
As for why adding a second Wagtail site circumvents the problem: when Wagtail generates page URLs, it will prefer to return local URLs without the domain (e.g. ) when it can do so unambiguously - as is the case when only one Wagtail site is defined. Once you add a second site, it switches to a full URL including the domain - and at that point, Django recognises that it's been passed a full URL and doesn't try to apply its own site logic to 'fix' it up.
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I am creating my login popup using handlebars and materialize CSS. So the button for the login is in the mainLayout and when the user clicks on the button it will call the partial layout and display the login popup.
But I dont know why my login Popup is not opening on clicking of the button. Here is my MainLayout from which i am calling loginModal.
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Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 23:35SCROLL TO BOTTOM FOR UPDATES
I tried to reproduce your issue, but was unable to. This works for me.. the only difference is I brought in the materialize css file..
You can fork the repo here if you want
/index.js
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My goal is to specify what files will be included in my node module before publishing it and be able to test the installation locally. Using the "files" in the package.json works in that if I publish my package and install it, then I get only what was specified in "files".
This isn't the case when I use npm link. Be it "files" in package.json or an .npmignore, npm link always seems to give me every file. How can I test my modules installation locally like this?
Ex:
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Answered 2019-Nov-11 at 20:09npm install a GIT repo URL
You may want to install a package from a GIT repo, eg
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I am creating a blog in which I need a comment section(first project ever, 3 weeks into Python/Django). So far I've created 2 models(Blog which is the main and Comment which is linked with a foreign key to the Blog) but for some reason, I can't find the proper way to display the information from the Comment model into my HTML section.
I've tried with dictionaries, rewrote the models and the views multiple times(due to different youtube videos that I found) but nothing seems to work properly.
These are my models :
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Answered 2019-Jul-15 at 09:33You can access the comment for each blog this way:
In your views.py:
QUESTION
I am trying to build a REST API with Spring and Hibernate.
When I run the server it returns no errors, but I can't access my links.
Here is my config file:
spring.xml
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Answered 2018-Jul-29 at 01:50You are using @Controller annotation, but if you want expose REST webservice, you need use @RestController or @ResponseBody
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I'm using jekyll and https://github.com/zbruhnke/bloggy within my rails application, and I'm trying to add post titles to my post.html layout. I can't seem to get the title to render, even after trying {{ post.title }} and {{ title }}. Any ideas?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-28 at 12:59Turns out using {{ page.title }} did the trick!
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I want the post's creator to be a user Schema. So i have 2 Schema
post.js
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Answered 2017-Sep-04 at 18:41.exec() returns a Promise and has no method called .sort().
.sort() goes before .exec() as in Post.find(...).populate(...).sort(...).exec(...)
Look at 3rd example in the documentation.
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I'm making a little social network using MongoDB, Express, NodeJS. I have this Schema with a middleware to encrypt password.
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Answered 2017-Aug-27 at 17:11The thing is that Mongoose runs every validators you make before save.
Validation is middleware. Mongoose registers validation as a pre('save') hook on every schema by default.
In my case all I had to do was
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I want to display the username on my NavbarComponent, the data coming from LoginComponent.
login.component.ts
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Answered 2017-Aug-09 at 05:03Pretty Interesting question , basically solution to your problem is Observable/subscriber, you need to
listen when the value changes in the login component and send it back to navbar component to display.
you can use global Observable like this
let suppose you create one Observable in your global file like this
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