django-contact-form | Contact form application for Django | Form library
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Contact form application for Django.
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QUESTION
Goal
- Deploying a landing page on Digital Ocean built with Django 3.
- Adding my G suite account to the contact form so people can type in their email, subject, message and send it to me.
What I have done
- I have built my contact from with the following guide.
- I have tested it and it prints out all the parameters in the terminal as it should
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-29 at 00:27The problem with G-mail even if you get it working after a while google going to cut it of when it hurts the most. A better solution would be to use some of the following solutions
- sendgrid.com
- mailjet.com
- icontact.com
- mailgun.com
QUESTION
Im stuck my django blog project.
I create a standart blog but i have a problem now. When i add in navbar some categorys in all post i see this post index page. But when i go another page (like contact form) navbar post links are disappear.
let me explain; i create three article and i add this articles in "Music" category
after then i use this code in my navbar;
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-14 at 14:50As @dirkgroten has mentioned, views manage context only on pages served by that view.
To have the same items everywhere across pages served by different views, you could use a context_processor.
You can basically take the code you have in index
, make it return context
instead of render and put its path to context_processors
of TEMPLATES
in settings.py
.
Context processors are loaded with every request and the items from their returned dictionaries are automatically included in the context.
As a best practice, it's better to keep your context processors in a separate file.
Example context_processors.py
which can be placed in the same directory as your views.py
and models.py
:
QUESTION
I have a form that isn't rendering and I can't figure out why. The only thing showing is submit button. I created the form having followed the methodology described here, here and here.
I looked at solutions for the problem (listed below amongst others) but they havent helped.
django-forms not rendering errors
django form not rendering in template. Input fields doesn't shows up
Django Form not rendering - following documentation
The html is app_core/index.html which extends another- landing_page/base.html
The html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-24 at 23:39You need to put your code inside blocks otherwise it doesn't know where to put it when you extend. In your base.html, you can do something like
QUESTION
I need to embed a contact form at the bottom of my homepage, which is a single page application. I followed several tutorials on how to create my own contact form on another page (e.g., myportfolio.com/contact) which were successful. Unfortunately I haven't been able to adapt those results or find other tutorials on how to make that contact form visible and functional on the same page all of my other model data is displayed (e.g., myportfolio.com).
I followed this tutorial: https://atsoftware.de/2015/02/django-contact-form-full-tutorial-custom-example-in-django-1-7. I've only created one application.
I feel like this should be a very common thing to want to do, which makes me think I'm overlooking something glaringly obvious.
views.py in application
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-12 at 14:02the tutorial you are following is not really up to date (its written in 1.7). So what you usually do in views.py (and what is missing in your function) is declaring the form.
I show you how I would do it, all that is a bit different from your code, but in my opinion more clear to understand and that is like the standard way.
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You can use django-contact-form like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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