Style Our Profile Page With Bootstrap - Django Blog #24

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[@teekumar5056]

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[@pikachu-n4u]

One of the most underrated Coding KZbin Channels!!

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[@vatsalbansal135]

Awesome Tutorial also no need to add those extra fields class EditProfileForm(UserChangeForm): password = None class Meta: model = User fields = ["username", "email", "first_name", "last_name"] widgets = { "username": forms.TextInput(attrs={"class": "form-control"}), "first_name": forms.TextInput(attrs={"class": "form-control"}), "last_name": forms.TextInput(attrs={"class": "form-control"}), "email": forms.TextInput(attrs={"class": "form-control"}), } the above code should work fine as well

[@spreadhysteria3650]

Amazing, Ive been on this channel non stop learning.

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why this channel is so underrated damn your viseos are so awesome hope this chennel grow really soon .

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[@shawnbeans7389]

Good Job

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[@zeek_zone]

Can't we just specify the fields in the meta class without listing them as attributs for the update thing?

[@chetty1212]

amazing content thanks so much sir

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[@mtrkhan566]

Awesome as always......

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[@edward452]

I cannot uncheck box: is_superuser, is_staff, is_active to update profile. please, someone tell me why?

[@gamerstrim]

You teach very well :)

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[@nikhilbiyani8342]

Great playlist ! I can't quite figure out why the browser url is redirected to localhost//password/ on clicking the password form instead of localhost/members/password/. Is there any way to fix this?

[@Codemycom]

either your urls.py, your views.py, or your form on the html page is wrong.

[@nikhilbiyani8342]

@@Codemycom I performed the actions as shown in this video and the next one but the issue still persists. I couldn't really find a reason on why it would take the ID of the user into the URL.

[@Codemycom]

You made an error along the way somewhere...@@nikhilbiyani8342

[@spreadhysteria3650]

Can you make an in put in the date where you choose in a calendar. instead of manually writing the date an not knowing the date format.

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sure

[@zoljargalenkhtaivan9661]

Can you tell me the format of code? Your codes look so colorful. And I use VSCode

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I use sublime text. it's default

[@nikitabajracharya2431]

the reset password button doesnot show , when i checked the view source, its says "" . what should i do now coz i cannot edit the source code.

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You can always edit your own code. What did you do differently from the video?

[@ksedos2591]

Are you showing your video tutorials on the Linux program?

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No, I use Windows.

[@ronaldyiu556]

Hi, I like this Django Blog series so much, and I learned a lots about Django from scratch. Just one thing would like to share with other readers here that in your Edit form, the is_superuser and is_staff have been specified as forms.CharField. As a result, when I tried to edit a non-admin user, the form would not allow me to click the update button unless I checked the superuser checkbox. To workaround this, I changed the code to is_superuser = forms.BooleanField(required=False, widget=forms.CheckboxInput(attrs={'class':'form-check'})) And just one more thing, is there anyway to hide the "Raw password... thing, and click this form" line? The workaround I did is put this extra line, not sure if any other better way. password = forms.CharField(widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'class':'form-control', 'type':'hidden'})) Just like other mentioned, the presentation style in this channel is super clear and very helpful. Thanks a lots.

[@pikachu-n4u]

How can we create to delete the user account

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Pretty sure I cover that in the playlist

[@apurbadebnath4342]

Checkbox not showing

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Check your code for errors

[@shezikhan5934]

Sir how to add follow an account feature please...

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Might look at that in the future

[@bashbukari1089]

Great one

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[@ironspeed12]

To stop the 'Password:' from showing up in the edit form, add the following class attribute to EditProfileForm: password = None

[@adelbordbari9416]

this is really bad advice. you better remove `"password"` of of `fields`.

[@ironspeed12]

​@@adelbordbari9416 I understand what you mean, I should have been a little clearer about what I meant by 'Password:'. I was referring to the label shown on the form. Excluding 'password' from the `fields` list just prevents the password hash from rendering onto the form. Even if you exclude it, the "Password:" label will still appear along with some helper text. Here's an explanation as to what is happening: EditProfileForm inherits from UserChangeForm. UserChangeForm has the password attribute defined as ReadOnlyPasswordHashField(label=_("Password"), help_text=...). You can see this in the UserChangeForm class in the Django source code on Github: django > contrib > auth > forms The keyword argument label is what gets rendered onto the form. You can change the text in the label keyword argument to whatever you like to test this. Just copy and paste the source code for the password attribute into your class and import all the necessary modules. (If you do this, make note of the underscore in _("Password"). Check the imports section of 'django > contrib > auth > forms' to see what it means.) The only ways I could figure out how to have that 'Password:' label not show is to override the password attribute in the form that you are creating and set it to None, or just create a form without inheriting UserChangeForm and use form.ModelForm to create the EditProfileForm.

[@adelbordbari9416]

@@ironspeed12 you also can do `self.fields['MYFIELD'].label = False`

[@ironspeed12]

@@adelbordbari9416 where?

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