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I added some table to an existant model, but I got an error when i push my project to heroku :

This happens to any models I add on this particular app

ProgrammingError at /admin/dashboard/adressbook/ relation "dashboard_adressbook" does not exist LINE 1: SELECT COUNT(*) AS "__count" FROM "dashboard_adressbook"

My models.py

I'm working on a project using Python(3.7) and Django(2.2) in which I have implemented models for multiple types of users by extending the base User model. Now I need to implement a way to allow the admin user to edit a user ( can't use the default Django admin). So, I have utilized the MultiModelForm to combine multiple forms on a single template, on the get request the form is loading properly with data populated. Here's what I have done so far:

From models.py:

enter image description herein my laravel app, i have problem that is when i register user laravel automatically fills email_verified_at column in user table and redirects to dashboard. it automatically verifies without clicking on link. I do not know why this is filling this column value while sending verification email.

this is register controller

My django.test Client returns a response with status code, 200, when I made a post request instead of redirecting with a status code, 302.

I am using Django 2.2.4 with Python 3.7.3.

No login is required (as addressed by Why does Django Redirect Test Fail?) neither does setting the follow and secure parameters to True (as addressed by Django test client POST command not registering through 301 redirect)

I noticed that the same problem affects my update view. It doesn't redirect when I call the Django Test Client with a put method. (I didn't include this code to avoid verbosity).

Finally, I noticed that the page redirect works when I python manage.py runserver and then visit the page to create a new Book instance.

Here's the test:

Trying to build a web application for the first time using Django. The table UI from the below script is rendering the data for the first time. But the Ajax call doesn't seem to call the get_more_tables in views.py and refresh the table data.

I have already looked at but didn't help my case Reload table data in Django without refreshing the page

home.html

I have been working on my local machine and I recently added some field to an existant model.

I tried to push it this morning on Heroku and make the migrations and this is the message I get :

My models.py

I don't have access to the html document that hosts piece of the code. The anchor links are incorrect and users are unable to access information and tools. The anchor link sits inside of an

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