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QUESTION
I am testing a modelform and getting a ValidationError. My model, view and test are as follows:
model
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-19 at 14:53Your original solution was not good because you were missing the user
positional argument in the form init function.
Secondly, your CourseForm
class should specify the rest of the fields (id
, and user
) if you want to pass them to the form.
You could probably just not pass id
and user
to the CourseForm
data in the test as they aren't relevant.
This should work:
QUESTION
I'm trying to write tests for my django app. The tests are failing because I'm getting 302 errors. For CBV I used have a decorator.py file that checks that the user is_teacher
. I believe that this is what is causing the problem.
view
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 02:39As @Brian Destur mentioned, you need to call the save()
method of the model to commit the changes to the DB
QUESTION
I have the following list of suubjects and grades I have named "gradebook"
I am attempting to remove the value 85 from the sublist [poetry, 85] sublist
I can remove the sublist itself with the following syntax
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-15 at 20:18So index starts at 0 for lists so you could just do del gradebook[1]
QUESTION
I have a table of cells, each with a different object instance, and using htmx to update the objects. I've created a CBV that takes the request.post from the htmx and saves the modified object to the db. The htmx does a hx-swap and loads a new tag into my form, along with some background-color style based on the saved object. I can click on many cells and update several objects this way. This is working as expected and I don't see any errors.
However, the second time that I try to update the same cell/object, I get a 403 error. This error does not show in the browser. The cell just seems unresponsive. I can continue updating other cells. The error shows up in my browser console.
views
asessmentdetail - view that loads template and retrieves all the objects to fill in the table
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-06 at 10:32The problem is that the response is not HTML but unrendered Django Template code, that's obviously not gonna work on the frontend. You must return pure HTML (or use a frontend template system, but it's not the topic of your question.)
The problematic variable is the input_string
:
QUESTION
I have a program that contains five text files. These files are read in and put into different arrays. One is an array of names. The other four are arrays with test scores.
Currently, the program does create the arrays correctly. Next the program is to calculate and display the average for each test (this works fine). Then the program prompts the user for a name. If a name is found a new menu will prompt the user to select which test they want the data on. (This works fine.)
The problem: I have the main program class and another GradeBook
class (does calculations) on another page. How do I connect the two pages together?
For example: If the foundStudent
is 'Andrew' and it is found in studentNameArray
and I select 1 for which test score, I want to see (scoreOneArray
), say the number 88. My program finds 'Andrew' and '88'. What it does not do is send 'Andrew' and '88' to GradeBook
to have the data compute test percentage (88/100) and find the corresponding letter grade (in this case 'B'). Lastly, then print students name, test score (88%), and the letter grade.
In Summary: How do I connect Main.java
arrays to GradeBook.java
?
Program (main):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 07:42Class GradeBook
QUESTION
I have a program that contains five .txt files. These files are read in and put into different arrays. One is an array of names. The other four are arrays with test scores.
Currently, the program does create the arrays correctly. Next the program is to calculate and display the average for each test (this works fine). Then the program prompts the user for a name. If a name is found a new menu will prompt the user to select which test they want the data on. (This works fine).
The problem: I have the main program class and another GradeBook class (does calculations) on another page. How do I connect the two pages together?
For example: If the studentName is 'Andrew' and it is found in studentNameArray, and I select 1 for which test score I want to see (scoreOneArray), say the number 88. My program finds 'Andrew' and '88'. What it does not do is send 'Andrew' and '88' to GradeBook to have the data compute test percentage (88/100) and find the corresponding letter grade (in this case 'B'). Lastly, then print students name, test score (88%), and the letter grade.
Program (main):
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-26 at 02:59I don't understand how much of what's going on in GradeBook relates to what you're doing in your main
function. I see how in your main
you're coming up with a single score based on the user's selection of a student and a test number. But once you have this user and score, I don't see how that matches up with the data in the double[][] studentScores
table contained in GradeBook
. What is that data? Where does it come from?
Your code in main
seems to have a significant problem. index
will always be 1
by the time it's used. Its value is not affected by what is entered as a student name. I think you mean for it to be. Also, I don't understand how the single integer score
you come up with in main
matches up with the avgScore
accepted by the GradeBook. But ignoring all of that...
It seems like you'd have just a single GradeBook, right? So I think you'd instantiate just a single instance of it, and then you could use it to look up the student's name and to calculate the grade based on the student's score. Assuming that index
matched up with the names list in GradeBook
, and you somehow computed an averageScore
, that would look something like this...
QUESTION
I'm trying to have an html table where the first column is sticky. I followed other advice on using position: sticky
. I'm also using some javascript because I'm building the table dynamically depending on the data passed to the DOM. The following code works as expected:
html
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 13:38I just checked out your website and the following CSS changes fix the issue:
First, remove the z-index
from this CSS selector (style.css
):
QUESTION
I have a model with a unique together and I want to validate this condition in my modelform. The unique together includes a field that is passed to the form in an init method, the user, and a field that is in the form. I'm having problems with validating a unique together condition.
EDIT I have modified the code to what you see below
model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-02 at 20:12Yes, my_course field is not defined in Objective model , so maybe you need to change this line:
form = ObjectiveForm(request.POST, my_course=this_course)
To
form = ObjectiveForm(request.POST, course=this_course)
QUESTION
I am working on an excel sheet like grading book that allows the user to navigate using the arrow keys. I have a couple of questions:
Why is the text inside of the input not being selected? My intended result is that when the user hits the arrow key to navigate through the gradebook, after the new cell is selected, the current value of that input should be "selected" so the user can easily override existing values. Why does
transport.select();
not work to do this?How can I bring the new "active element" on to the screen if the element is hidden by the scrollbar? This is not visible with the current example, but if you have 100 rows and 100 columns then you would see what I mean.
Is there a better way to approach this problem than the way I have right now? Click on any input cell, and then use your arrow keys. The code (mostly) works as intended, but I'm open to suggestions on improving or modifying.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-13 at 21:33It is simple, you need to prevent the keypress
QUESTION
I am working on an HTML grade book for a client. I am generating the gradebook with PHP, and then outputting a HTML table as seen in the example below. Each contains a div with an
for the teacher to type in the student's score.
Here's what I'm trying to accomplish: how can I make it so the teacher can use the arrow keys on the keyboard to navigate inside of the gradebook? IE: The teacher should be able to click a cell, type in a grade, and then hit the left/right/up/down arrow key to move to the appropriate input and type in the next grade.
I have seen numerous examples on here about how to use javascript to accomplish this task in highlighting different cells, but I cannot figure out how I would go about allowing the teacher to navigate inputs with her arrow keys. Any advice would be much appreciated.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-11 at 02:17It's not perfect but it should give you a place to start. You'll have to add some error handling and handle edge cases.
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