@@NishantCosmos i knew programming already, his videos helped with getting started in django, with that my basics were cleared, internship task was assigned that I completed in django so yea,these videos were catalyst in whole process. P.s. if you need any help in it ping me
Hey man, The best about your tutorials is that you show the errors. Sometimes that`s more important for the learning process than the rest. Specially to me, as a complete begginer, sometimes a mispelled word makes me break my head, as I have not yet gained the ability to understand the complete inner works of the code. Showing the little errors you make, makes me more skilled to deal with my own, I guess. Thanks for the amazing work.
You my man, you are THE BEST teacher I have ever seen in my life. Best teacher I have ever seen and not just in industry of coding and computer science, I mean in general. I hope that you continue in this endeavor of teaching and breaking down hard topics. You nailed everything here...tact, speed, level of voice, how much you stay on certain issue, how you explain and connect the dots... every single part of your lets say style of explanation is such that immediately sticks in my head. Don't get complacent and work hard as you already do. Think that you are not good enough :) Peace bro
Dude, your content is brilliant. Thanks. Keep 'em coming. IDEA for a video, please consider doing a video on form elements like custom radio buttons and check boxes as well as date and time pickers. You could also please do a video on drop down boxes that refresh one another, like when you select a category, the second dropdown is refreshed with its sub categpries etc and then the products of that sub category(actually currently struggling with that one).
Thank you Tjaart! Pretty much everything you mentioned is on my todo list :) These are all things I struggled with when I first started. I wanted to make them into their own separate videos so I can cover each concept thoroughly.
I really like your series I watched a bunch of other tutorial and did not understand much. They gloss over a lot of things and don't explain it well for beginners. I think the fact that you are self taught makes it easier to understand most people situation.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for such a clear explanation, I had been struggling with the concepts of built-in forms why would i use it and most importantly HOW? Thanks to your video now I know
Sir I attend other tutorials in TH-cam and I confused so much and my competence go down and there codes are more complicated... After watching you video I got everything in easy way ... Sir your code are very easy and cleanes structure.. Thank you sir for solving my problem and my competence come back 💪with the help of you Sir ❤
You're the best!! I'm so glad you made these videos. Just in time since I have to build a quick project and Django is just amazing. I thought it would be harder to use but you explain it so well. Thanks!
Dennis, you do very good work for Entry + Pro. level developer.your all video very helpful, your explanation is excellent and easy to understand, Love from INDIA.
Yes I agree. Keeping things simple with as much vanilla Django as possible but we will be using lots of JS in the next projects. I plan on making a rest API course and then using that api to render data for a twitter clone app :)
django is just the perfect web framework! I have played with a lot of frameworks in php, node.js and python. and I just love working with django. I has such a nice structure and flow to it, with a lots of room for modifying and tweaking.
Man, I wanted to do something and your video helped me a lot. Thank you, deserves a like with great gratitude. Congratulations!! You have a new subscriber.
Great content overall. However, I found following a lot of things in this particular video (pt 10) a bit tricky. What I really like about your Django tutorial is that you explain every syntax/keyword you write. Found you rushing from 9:00 to 12:00 in (pt 10). Would be great if you can post an explainer video for pt 10 in case you have the bandwidth to do so.
Hi Dennis! Thank you for you videos. They are really helpful. One question, if I may: in a case that you need to create a register using a form that has require foreign key field in the model, would you use the model form? How to handle the situation when you need to create not just the record for the main form bu also a new register in the foreign table?
keep up the good work, man. i'm in love with ur tutorials. but why u use model form instead of class based view? bcos u said earlier u'd explain it later but i didnt catch u mention in this video.
For the load static you had to put it in the "navbar" template because it did not inherit from the" base.htlm" although in the order_form you don't need to put it because the load static is already in the base.html
It looks really awesome. What next boss?? Can i suggests any topics ?? 1. Multiple Product Option( django formset) 2. Authentication with permission like Super Admin, HR, Accounts Officer, Normal Stuff, etc 3. Report Generate (CSV, PDF and able to print out report) 4. Accounts like total sales, daily sales, yearly profit, etc eagerly waiting for the next...
Of course you can suggest, I make these videos for you guys :) I had many request for "Django Formsets" and "Login & Authentication" and "user permissions" so will be doing that soon :)
Hi Dennis! Congrats with 10k sub!✊ Dennis, can u please make a short video for requirements backend (django), what should we know except django & python before applying the job? I often find the list below (junior): - PostgreSQL(MySQL) - Github - Docker - Linux - REST API Sometimes companies ask for HTML, CSS too. Can u please answer me here 🙏 what should I study for a backend?? Thanks!!
@@DennisIvy soon 100k believe me, I have same story for my cryptocurrency channel before (14k now) :) Yours content is useful, so keep on!👍 Btw, please make a video soon, or a twit, I have no idea about should I learn linux or docker for django backend 🙈
Thank you so much for these videos! I just have one question: Should paths in urls.py be with dashes or underscores? Those paths are displayed in the web address later on, and djangoproject website has dashes in their website instead of underscores. I cannot find a definitive clear answer on the web, but my guess is that dashes are preferred. Example: path('create-order'...) instead of path('create_order'...).
This was really a nice work, I really liked the way you take things from very basic to advanced level, also thanks for not having a sophisticated front end, I was using basic HTML so was able to follow, lol! One thing that helped me was how you used POST method to make a PATCH request. Another thing you can add is to PATCH only few fields in our model, I did by creating a second form and inheriting required fields from the model, is there any other way to do that without creating another form?
Thanks 4 content. But i have a question what is use of action attribute of form that you only used in delete order? U didnt use action in rest other cases like create or update
Dear Dennis, I have finished this video till at the end of it but I have got a problem with order_form.html. I can not see my form fields there. I can only see forms attributes name there in disable formats without any drop-down menu :( my output is only theses in grey and disabled: ==> (Customer: Product: Status:)
Sir, If I am not using forms, and doing the forms conventional way by creating them as input and text-area fields in HTML, bc i don't want user to select from some specific options. I want user to be able to input any arbitrary values in them, and I need some styling in my form as well; then how can I go along with update method, I mean how can I show template with pre-filled values! and update them later on!
I really like your tutorial. Kudos Dennis for the great work. Keep your amazing work. I have a question: In the tutorial you are creating an "createOrder view" from the admin/general dashboard. How about if you are inside a user-info view (only the user info appears when they login), how should be the view if the user wants to create an order? I am a little bit confused on how to call the orders for that specific user to create a new order. Thank you so much in advance.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. But I have question if I want to show only one customer name(current logged in customer) from foreign key then how can I do that? can you please help?
Thanks again, Dennis. Just one question, how can I style every single field of the form separately? Insted of adding the whole form with {{}}, is there a way to add each field separately on the HTML template to stylize them with Bootstrap or CSS?
Thanks. I would like to give to the user only some fields for input. The remaining fields would be calculated, based on values passed by user to other fields. How I can achive that? Is there any way to add a value to the field but outside the form? Please reply.
if request.method =="POST" doesn't do anything but "GET" does work for delete button but using "GET" then doesn't show the delete page instead it just deletes the entry !
So I just noticed, I didn't add any template tag to the action in the delete.html and when I ran my server , it worked perfectly...any explanation to that??
Hi Dennis, love your videos.. can you plz tell how we update date also while user update data.. In this videos the date was not updated.. Its will help to me if you guide me
In delete_order.html we are giving action some value but why are we giving it , it still working and if we were supposed to give the value then why not in update_order.html too?
Lving your videos. They are very helpful. I am stuck on this video with the update function. I keep getting an error 'Reverse for 'url' with arguments '('',)' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried:'. I have looked online but found no solution. Any suggestions?
the update function is not working. it gives me an error (Using the URLconf defined in ormvaoz.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order: admin/ [name='home'] create [name='create'] update// [name='update'] The current path, update, didn't match any of these.) help please i tried every thing .
Need help for this. I was following the tutorial up to the point where the create order has been created at 4:15. Have been stuck on this particular error for awhile and cant seem to move past this . ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'accounts.forms'
hello sir ! i want to create (delete and update) functionality to products page where we can delete and update our products.. how can we do it with id or without ID........... im getting error .... i have added update and delete ... delete is working for deleting all the products at onces and update is creating new product ? can you please help me ?? I also want to share my code photos ? where i can ? waiting for your reply......................;)
bro I've a question.... what if i want a form with another field...which is not in the model.......then what should i do ? and another question...if i delete any order from customer page...then we're also redirected to the homepage...what should i do to redirect it to the customer page instead.....Like in views can we do anything like if something == { ' /customer/ ' }: return redirect ( ' /customer/ ' )
Your videos are so helpful and your way of teaching is so direct and clear! However, I can't look at the sourcecode. I get an application error from Heroku.
how are you passing request.POST into the function OrderForm(request.POST, instance=order) ? 16:14 Seems confusing when Order(model.Model) and OrderForm(ModelForm)
We made a __str__ function to rename the Order Objects. Should these not be serialized/indexed so that the database assigns a unique independent number for each order and then print that out ???
Great video ! I want to know how to make an update without passing the id though the url. I think this could be unsecured cuz everyone can type some ramdom id and get access to ramdom row from the database, same as Delete process. so if you can help me with this I'll really appreciate it. thank you so much
Its a very little mistake that I am unable to find update button query working at the end of this course..u might forgot to reset its code it i think ...??? Kindly sugest me what should i do?
0:01 Introduction 0:49 Template setup 4:14 Create a form using model form 7:00 Create an item 11:52 Update an item 16:31 Delete an item 22:29 Styling & What's next Note: www.notion.so/10-Create-Update-Delete-CRUD-with-Model-Forms-a90dd9d01854461ca270190d6fcf3a9c
Sir please help.... In my page i made a new post and i added a link address but link is not clickable .. how to share a link clickable when creating a post..please help
Dennis there is no (pt13) in your video series. I think that you've just mistaken the numbering. If not Please do tell me. And Thanks! for such easy to understandable videos. :-)
Sr really appreciate what you are doing for students like us. But i just wana point out one mistake which you did in customer section where you just copy pasted the update code of dashboard. Now what happen if you update or delete them is just they always redirect you to rhe home page not on the page you are coming from.
Dennis, this is working , but why everytime I edit an item it goes down below or at the bottom of the list. Is this normal. I see when you edit or update the item it stays where it is. We have the same code. Only difference is I use 'id' instead of 'pk'. Because when I use pk instead of id i got an error. Can help me bro. What I want is when I edit the item it stays in the row or number. Rigth now when I edit an item it goes at the very bottom Thanks
Thanks a loot for this video how can I show the price field in the creatorder form ?? from product table for exemple whene we select a product it must get the price of this product
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Learnt Django from your 10 videos and got an internship, today was day 1. thanks dennis
whahat
are you serious, i think you already knew something so you learned and got internship faster
@@NishantCosmos i knew programming already, his videos helped with getting started in django, with that my basics were cleared, internship task was assigned that I completed in django so yea,these videos were catalyst in whole process.
P.s. if you need any help in it ping me
@@RahulSoni-km6oc absolutely, gimme ur linkedin or insta etc, :]
how's you journey in programming since then?
Loving every second of this playlist. Keep it up
Thank you!
sorry
Hey man,
The best about your tutorials is that you show the errors. Sometimes that`s more important for the learning process than the rest. Specially to me, as a complete begginer, sometimes a mispelled word makes me break my head, as I have not yet gained the ability to understand the complete inner works of the code. Showing the little errors you make, makes me more skilled to deal with my own, I guess.
Thanks for the amazing work.
Thank you Dennis for running this series. It's one of the best tutorials that I have seen. You have done a great job!
You my man, you are THE BEST teacher I have ever seen in my life.
Best teacher I have ever seen and not just in industry of coding and computer science, I mean in general.
I hope that you continue in this endeavor of teaching and breaking down hard topics.
You nailed everything here...tact, speed, level of voice, how much you stay on certain issue, how you explain and connect the dots...
every single part of your lets say style of explanation is such that immediately sticks in my head.
Don't get complacent and work hard as you already do. Think that you are not good enough :) Peace bro
Love you bro ❤️❤️❤️.
It is the best django tutorial series on TH-cam I have ever seen.
Love from India ❤️👍.
I can't believe that way of handling forms. Django is so powerful! Thanks for this playlist!
Dude, your content is brilliant. Thanks. Keep 'em coming. IDEA for a video, please consider doing a video on form elements like custom radio buttons and check boxes as well as date and time pickers. You could also please do a video on drop down boxes that refresh one another, like when you select a category, the second dropdown is refreshed with its sub categpries etc and then the products of that sub category(actually currently struggling with that one).
Thank you Tjaart! Pretty much everything you mentioned is on my todo list :) These are all things I struggled with when I first started. I wanted to make them into their own separate videos so I can cover each concept thoroughly.
@@DennisIvy Cant wait, keep it up, your content is making is difference in my dev learning path. THANK YOU
This is the best Django series so far
WOWOWOWOW! Much Respect to you Dennis!! Following you since 2k subs, long long way to go!
This is a very nice video which doesn't use generic classes for CRUD instead makes everything from scratch to allow more flexibility
I really like your series I watched a bunch of other tutorial and did not understand much. They gloss over a lot of things and don't explain it well for beginners. I think the fact that you are self taught makes it easier to understand most people situation.
This video tutorial really helped me to resolve some issues with my own CRUD issue in Django. Thank you very much.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for such a clear explanation, I had been struggling with the concepts of built-in forms why would i use it and most importantly HOW? Thanks to your video now I know
Sir I attend other tutorials in TH-cam and I confused so much and my competence go down and there codes are more complicated... After watching you video I got everything in easy way ... Sir your code are very easy and cleanes structure.. Thank you sir for solving my problem and my competence come back 💪with the help of you Sir ❤
You are the best. Since this morning I'm just watching your videos.
There are like movies.
Thank you for making learning so cool.
You're the best!! I'm so glad you made these videos. Just in time since I have to build a quick project and Django is just amazing. I thought it would be harder to use but you explain it so well. Thanks!
Love it! So glad its easy to understand, best of luck with your project :)
I Just love this tutorials , My skills improving very fast ... Feeling more comfortable and finding it too fun working with Django
Dennis, you do very good work for Entry + Pro. level developer.your all video very helpful, your explanation is excellent and easy to understand, Love from INDIA.
Thank you! I try to keeps things as simple as possible :)
@@DennisIvy Try to make a video on Django+Javascript, mostly real-life projects in Django, lots of use Custome JS + Ajax.
Yes I agree. Keeping things simple with as much vanilla Django as possible but we will be using lots of JS in the next projects. I plan on making a rest API course and then using that api to render data for a twitter clone app :)
@@DennisIvy Superb, I eagerly waiting for Rest API Course.
django is just the perfect web framework! I have played with a lot of frameworks in php, node.js and python. and I just love working with django. I has such a nice structure and flow to it, with a lots of room for modifying and tweaking.
I loving every second of this playlist Thank You, Dennis! You're the best!!
Thank you for making me understand Modelforms much more clearly now. Thank you!!!!!!!!!
Glad this helped!
Man, I wanted to do something and your video helped me a lot. Thank you, deserves a like with great gratitude. Congratulations!! You have a new subscriber.
Hi Dennis, Just want to thank you for the amazing contents you've uploaded.
following your series in 2022 september still this crash course is a gem..
you are great
very easy to understand, Django CRUD is very important lesson in all Django architecture
You're the best!! I'm so glad you made these videos. you explain it so well. Thanks!
Mr Dennis Ivy any you are my mentor. thanks so much, you make me to love django
Brother your approach of teaching is just awesome loved to watch whole series...
keep doing...
Great content overall. However, I found following a lot of things in this particular video (pt 10) a bit tricky. What I really like about your Django tutorial is that you explain every syntax/keyword you write. Found you rushing from 9:00 to 12:00 in (pt 10). Would be great if you can post an explainer video for pt 10 in case you have the bandwidth to do so.
yeah, at 08:25 I didn't understand either why the if-check if we know that we always get a POST request?
Dennis in your version, you don't use the value="submit" but when I don't have the value submit the button shows up as Submit query interesting
You saved me with this video at work, man! Thank you so much!
New to Django and I love it here
Excellent clear cut explanation, please do more bro. 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Good Job Dennis!!! Cool, Amazing and Well Explained Tutorial.
in the redirect you can specify the name of the url, so that (as you explained previously) it will not suffer of url changes
Hi Dennis! Thank you for you videos. They are really helpful.
One question, if I may: in a case that you need to create a register using a form that has require foreign key field in the model, would you use the model form? How to handle the situation when you need to create not just the record for the main form bu also a new register in the foreign table?
You saved my entire life bro I love you
Mr Dennis is the. A way you can make a video on how a customer can make orders by themselves
Thank You, Dennis! You helped me a lot with these tutorials!
keep up the good work, man. i'm in love with ur tutorials. but why u use model form instead of class based view? bcos u said earlier u'd explain it later but i didnt catch u mention in this video.
For the load static you had to put it in the "navbar" template because it did not inherit from the" base.htlm" although in the order_form you don't need to put it because the load static is already in the base.html
Thank you Sir, for this whole series
It looks really awesome. What next boss?? Can i suggests any topics ??
1. Multiple Product Option( django formset)
2. Authentication with permission like Super Admin, HR, Accounts Officer, Normal Stuff, etc
3. Report Generate (CSV, PDF and able to print out report)
4. Accounts like total sales, daily sales, yearly profit, etc
eagerly waiting for the next...
Of course you can suggest, I make these videos for you guys :)
I had many request for "Django Formsets" and "Login & Authentication" and "user permissions" so will be doing that soon :)
@@DennisIvy Thank you Boss. Lots of love and well wishes for you from Bangladesh..
Papa Django keep it up!!
THANKS A LOT !!!! BEST TUTOS OF DJANGO OUT THERE !!!!
BEST PLAYLIST DJANGO
Hi Dennis! Congrats with 10k sub!✊
Dennis, can u please make a short video for requirements backend (django), what should we know except django & python before applying the job? I often find the list below (junior):
- PostgreSQL(MySQL)
- Github
- Docker
- Linux
- REST API
Sometimes companies ask for HTML, CSS too. Can u please answer me here 🙏 what should I study for a backend?? Thanks!!
Haha that's actually on my list for a video to make. Wanted to make something for people ready to apply for work. I'll put something together soon :)
And thank you! It's crazy to see 10k, cant believe that many people care to watch my stuff lol.
@@DennisIvy soon 100k believe me, I have same story for my cryptocurrency channel before (14k now) :) Yours content is useful, so keep on!👍 Btw, please make a video soon, or a twit, I have no idea about should I learn linux or docker for django backend 🙈
@@SunriseBusinessClub lol he is almost 150k now, btw how you doing vro
Thank you so much for these videos! I just have one question:
Should paths in urls.py be with dashes or underscores? Those paths are displayed in the web address later on, and djangoproject website has dashes in their website instead of underscores.
I cannot find a definitive clear answer on the web, but my guess is that dashes are preferred. Example:
path('create-order'...) instead of path('create_order'...).
This was really a nice work, I really liked the way you take things from very basic to advanced level, also thanks for not having a sophisticated front end, I was using basic HTML so was able to follow, lol! One thing that helped me was how you used POST method to make a PATCH request. Another thing you can add is to PATCH only few fields in our model, I did by creating a second form and inheriting required fields from the model, is there any other way to do that without creating another form?
Thanks 4 content. But i have a question what is use of action attribute of form that you only used in delete order? U didnt use action in rest other cases like create or update
Dear Dennis, I have finished this video till at the end of it but I have got a problem with order_form.html. I can not see my form fields there. I can only see forms attributes name there in disable formats without any drop-down menu :( my output is only theses in grey and disabled: ==> (Customer: Product: Status:)
I too am facing this problem. What might be the issue??
Anybody has a solution?
In my case it was that i wrote {'context':context} in the views.py but when i changed just to context it worked
Question
Can i use Order.objects.filter(id=order.id).update(...
In my views?
If I have a {% for order in orders %} {% csrf_token %}
Would be good to have a tutorial on CRUD with CBV. :)
Sir, If I am not using forms, and doing the forms conventional way by creating them as input and text-area fields in HTML, bc i don't want user to select from some specific options. I want user to be able to input any arbitrary values in them, and I need some styling in my form as well; then how can I go along with update method, I mean how can I show template with pre-filled values! and update them later on!
I really like your tutorial. Kudos Dennis for the great work. Keep your amazing work.
I have a question: In the tutorial you are creating an "createOrder view" from the admin/general dashboard. How about if you are inside a user-info view (only the user info appears when they login), how should be the view if the user wants to create an order? I am a little bit confused on how to call the orders for that specific user to create a new order. Thank you so much in advance.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. But I have question if I want to show only one customer name(current logged in customer) from foreign key then how can I do that? can you please help?
Thanks again, Dennis.
Just one question, how can I style every single field of the form separately?
Insted of adding the whole form with {{}}, is there a way to add each field separately on the HTML template to stylize them with Bootstrap or CSS?
checkout django.forms.Form for this case
Thanks. I would like to give to the user only some fields for input. The remaining fields would be calculated, based on values passed by user to other fields. How I can achive that? Is there any way to add a value to the field but outside the form? Please reply.
in Update, instance=order doesn´t work, request.POST values are inmutable, how did you make it work? without the save if statements it works fine.
if request.method =="POST" doesn't do anything
but "GET" does work for delete button
but using "GET" then doesn't show the delete page instead it just deletes the entry !
So I just noticed, I didn't add any template tag to the action in the delete.html and when I ran my server , it worked perfectly...any explanation to that??
Hi Dennis,
love your videos..
can you plz tell how we update date also while user update data..
In this videos the date was not updated..
Its will help to me if you guide me
would you explain bit more about why class Meta being used in forms.py and why it is needed to be used.....you are doing amazing works...
In delete_order.html we are giving action some value but why are we giving it , it still working and if we were supposed to give the value then why not in update_order.html too?
Hi, Dennis any way to publish a post at a specific time (in future date )?
Lving your videos. They are very helpful. I am stuck on this video with the update function. I keep getting an error 'Reverse for 'url' with arguments '('',)' not found. 1 pattern(s) tried:'. I have looked online but found no solution. Any suggestions?
Thank you very much! Your tutorial is very helpful!!
the update function is not working. it gives me an error (Using the URLconf defined in ormvaoz.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:
admin/
[name='home']
create [name='create']
update// [name='update']
The current path, update, didn't match any of these.) help please i tried every thing .
Need help for this. I was following the tutorial up to the point where the create order has been created at 4:15. Have been stuck on this particular error for awhile and cant seem to move past this .
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'accounts.forms'
looks like you didn't import somethings
Found the issue. Apparently my forms.py was in the wrong directory
hello sir ! i want to create (delete and update) functionality to products page where we can delete and update our products.. how can we do it with id or without ID........... im getting error .... i have added update and delete ... delete is working for deleting all the products at onces and update is creating new product ? can you please help me ??
I also want to share my code photos ? where i can ?
waiting for your reply......................;)
bro I've a question.... what if i want a form with another field...which is not in the model.......then what should i do ?
and another question...if i delete any order from customer page...then we're also redirected to the homepage...what should i do to redirect it to the customer page instead.....Like in views can we do anything like
if something == { ' /customer/ ' }:
return redirect ( ' /customer/ ' )
Your videos are so helpful and your way of teaching is so direct and clear! However, I can't look at the sourcecode. I get an application error from Heroku.
how are you passing request.POST into the function OrderForm(request.POST, instance=order) ? 16:14 Seems confusing when Order(model.Model) and OrderForm(ModelForm)
in time 6:12
Why you used ""Class Meta:""
can you please explain it?
We made a __str__ function to rename the Order Objects. Should these not be serialized/indexed so that the database assigns a unique independent number for each order and then print that out ???
Can you please help me out with how can I change the drop down list of the foreign key columns to a text box Django forms? Please and thank you
Great video ! I want to know how to make an update without passing the id though the url. I think this could be unsecured cuz everyone can type some ramdom id and get access to ramdom row from the database, same as Delete process. so if you can help me with this I'll really appreciate it. thank you so much
Its a very little mistake that I am unable to find update button query working at the end of this course..u might forgot to reset its code it i think ...??? Kindly sugest me what should i do?
0:01 Introduction
0:49 Template setup
4:14 Create a form using model form
7:00 Create an item
11:52 Update an item
16:31 Delete an item
22:29 Styling & What's next
Note: www.notion.so/10-Create-Update-Delete-CRUD-with-Model-Forms-a90dd9d01854461ca270190d6fcf3a9c
Sir please help.... In my page i made a new post and i added a link address but link is not clickable .. how to share a link clickable when creating a post..please help
Dennis there is no (pt13) in your video series. I think that you've just mistaken the numbering. If not Please do tell me. And Thanks! for such easy to understandable videos. :-)
You such a legend bro ♥
I can't submit the order for some reason. My codes are exactly the same but nothing happens when i click the submit button. Help please
Awesome bro. Thank u so much for the awesome series
Hi , I am just wondering if is possible to see some complicated multi tab forms with one to many CRUD ? thanks a lot
Sr really appreciate what you are doing for students like us. But i just wana point out one mistake which you did in customer section where you just copy pasted the update code of dashboard. Now what happen if you update or delete them is just they always redirect you to rhe home page not on the page you are coming from.
Dennis, this is working , but why everytime I edit an item it goes down below or at the bottom of the list. Is this normal.
I see when you edit or update the item it stays where it is.
We have the same code. Only difference is I use 'id' instead of 'pk'. Because when I use pk instead of id i got an error. Can help me bro. What I want is when I edit the item it stays in the row or number. Rigth now when I edit an item it goes at the very bottom
Thanks
Thanks! Great course so far!
Cool tutorial and really well explained! Love it! How would do if you had to like place an order with multiple items in it?
I am your fan Dennis
Thank You, your tutorial is the best!!
My pleasure Bob! Glad your enjoying the series :)
Thank you
It was really helpful.
Thanks again
Subscribed to your channel, Thanks for the work you're doing
Thanks a loot for this video
how can I show the price field in the creatorder form ?? from product table for exemple whene we select a product it must get the price of this product
How would i add the list onto the same page as the create...im struggling alot.
Thanks Dennys!
Is it possible to define separate form.is_valid() conditions for creation and update.
I need to put different conditions for creating and updating.
Спасибо за видео, отлично объясняете материал, прояснил для себя несколько важных моментов :)