Hi @Max Goodridge. I have a doubt. I am trying to make a model for "Question" . A question can have as many choices (Charfields) as user wants , and there can be one or many correct answers (out of those options) . How should I define this model?
Just wondering if you could explain in later videos the differences between the forms.Form and forms.ModelForm. Keep posting your tutorial series, they have helped a lot of Django beginners and you have become a reference in Django learning series :D
i need a dropdown and two txt box in login form and and the value in the dropdown with username and password determines which page to go. can you help me sort out this?? for ex. admin in dropdown with correct username and password leads to admin page. similary for other users too. I would be very thankful
I am using Integerfield type with min Val=1 but it also accepting decimal value like 1.4 . Is this right? Which field I can use if I want that user can enter only positive value and no decimal value.I have used PositiveIntegerfield but it through an error 'module' object has no attribute 'PositiveIntegerField'. please help me to solve this..
How did your text box pop up at 10:36? I removed my html code for the text box and I couldn't get the textbox to show up after. Did i miss something? Also what do you have under urls.py? Thanks!
hi im facing a problem that in URL its been redirected but the page doesnt laods its showing the same page on all options in navbar page doesnt redirect even though url is called while clicking ?
Although late to comment, this is a useful video. Thank-you. In future videos you may produce, can you increase the size of the font in your editor/IDE to make it easier to see when viewed through TH-cam?
11:35 Yo man, to be precise, people who made django, didn't provide nice UI elements to show 'Please fill in this field', FYI, it's your browser. What django simply does, is, it generates the HTML code with a 'required' attribute.
Courses are as cheap as $10. And people want the basics as much as the advanced stuff. In fact, I would argue more. Anyone unwilling to invest that much in their future is not serious anyway, in my opinion. One of your counntrymen, Rob Percival, has a course that I took, along with 233K other people. At $10 a pop (the discounted rate - others have paid more) - think about it. Would give you the time and freedom to do a lot of other good things for people.
My experience with Udemy, Pluralsight, and Codeschool have been very very poor. I am learning more from Max than I have from any of those paid out of date courses. I think that if these videos end up on there, quality will greatly diminish. Max has a gift in teaching and unless he has full control over his videos and keeps them updated, TH-cam is much more preferred. If you can't tell, I can't stand Udemy.
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I think the video content was clear and informative, but I absolutely dislike when technical videos like these show the person's face. Like, dude, I don't need to see you. You're distracting. Get back to the screen!
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I like how you go over the same stuff again like explaining self and other stuff youve repeated its great for beginners, cheers
Thank you Max! The Django documentation on Forms is daunting for the uninitiated!
Love the tone of this tutorial. Thanks
Great series, this just cleared stuff up for me about Forms. Thanks!
This was the thing I was trying to do from the start of learning Django. I watched 1-30 then from 42 to here and now I can finally do what I wanna do
You helped me when documentation couldn't, thank you very much!
How do you only have 10K subs??! Your videos are great!!! Thank you for doing these!!
You are a great instructor!
Thanks
Good stuff man, keep it up!
Thanks a lot, mate! Awesome video
wow thanks max ! really really thank you i awnsered lots my questions
Thanks man, great work!
very helpful man thank you very much
Hi @Max Goodridge. I have a doubt. I am trying to make a model for "Question" . A question can have as many choices (Charfields) as user wants , and there can be one or many correct answers (out of those options) . How should I define this model?
Hello Max, congratulations on the work you have done! Let me ask you something.. Is it possible to render the django form as a HTML select?
Just wondering if you could explain in later videos the differences between the forms.Form and forms.ModelForm. Keep posting your tutorial series, they have helped a lot of Django beginners and you have become a reference in Django learning series :D
i need a dropdown and two txt box in login form and and the value in the dropdown with username and password determines which page to go. can you help me sort out this?? for ex. admin in dropdown with correct username and password leads to admin page. similary for other users too. I would be very thankful
I am using Integerfield type with min Val=1 but it also accepting decimal value like 1.4 . Is this right? Which field I can use if I want that user can enter only positive value and no decimal value.I have used PositiveIntegerfield but it through an error 'module' object has no attribute 'PositiveIntegerField'. please help me to solve this..
By the way, the required thing doesn't seem to be default in the latest verison. To enable it just do required=True.
Can i change the ui for my form? My Ui is looking really bad with django form
thank youu!!
Thanks.
Hey man, awesome tutorial, you're gonna be the next NEW BOSTON, or may be better than him! All the best 👍🏻
How can I add css to a django rendered form?
hello my best instructor
i need your help
i want to read from module and post in another module in form
How did your text box pop up at 10:36? I removed my html code for the text box and I couldn't get the textbox to show up after. Did i miss something? Also what do you have under urls.py? Thanks!
hi im facing a problem that in URL its been redirected but the page doesnt laods its showing the same page on all options in navbar page doesnt redirect even though url is called while clicking ?
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Although late to comment, this is a useful video. Thank-you. In future videos you may produce, can you increase the size of the font in your editor/IDE to make it easier to see when viewed through TH-cam?
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Good dude...
Ur explaination is good
11:35 Yo man, to be precise, people who made django, didn't provide nice UI elements to show 'Please fill in this field', FYI, it's your browser. What django simply does, is, it generates the HTML code with a 'required' attribute.
AttributeError: module 'django.forms' has no attribute 'form'
how to solve this error
you should use Form nor form
You just save me bro! :v
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Your videos are great! You should put them together as a programme on Udemy.com. You could make some serious $.
Courses are as cheap as $10. And people want the basics as much as the advanced stuff. In fact, I would argue more. Anyone unwilling to invest that much in their future is not serious anyway, in my opinion. One of your counntrymen, Rob Percival, has a course that I took, along with 233K other people. At $10 a pop (the discounted rate - others have paid more) - think about it. Would give you the time and freedom to do a lot of other good things for people.
My experience with Udemy, Pluralsight, and Codeschool have been very very poor. I am learning more from Max than I have from any of those paid out of date courses. I think that if these videos end up on there, quality will greatly diminish. Max has a gift in teaching and unless he has full control over his videos and keeps them updated, TH-cam is much more preferred. If you can't tell, I can't stand Udemy.
text area is not coming by {{form.as_p}}
Same here.. Did you solve it? Internet tells to put widget=forms.Textarea() into the forms.Charfield, but it's not working for me either..
Never mind. Found that I defined another HomeView earlier, but forgot about it-.- that was the problem.
I onl y have a Submit button. Why did the input box not show?
same here
same here. very frustrating!
@@scottnorman2296 Did you guys find a solution? I am stuck with it too : (
I got it sorted. I wasn't passing the form object that was just created in the render().
I wished you used Model forms instead of the normal ones :\
Might be helpful for some :)
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He looks like that squirrel from Ice Age movie
Get to the point ffs
Just watch at 1.5x lol
I think the video content was clear and informative, but I absolutely dislike when technical videos like these show the person's face. Like, dude, I don't need to see you. You're distracting. Get back to the screen!
Lol