Re: Where to set the DATABASE_URL environment variable on Heroku

On Fri, Dec 6, 2019 at 5:40 PM Tim Johnson wrote: > Despite the voluminous Heroku documentation I am unable to establish > where to initialize the DATABASE_URL that would establish credentials > for my deployed database. > > Heroku's documentation uses the following example > >

Where to set the DATABASE_URL environment variable on Heroku

Despite the voluminous Heroku documentation I am unable to establish where to initialize the DATABASE_URL that would establish credentials for my deployed database. Heroku's documentation uses the following example DATABASE_URL=$(heroku config:get HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_TIMS_URL -a timsapp) But I

Re: Linking various HTML files in template

Dominick, you've been a great help and I thank you for it. I used a CSS container with the table inside of it and it looks great.  I had already used a CSS Nav-bar and it looks great too, as well as it works as intended.  I was just unsure how to get the table data into the table.My data is a

Django DEBUG magic, and a bizarre bug under django-extra-views

I have not been able to reproduce the bug I am about to describe when DEBUG is True, whether in production on Apache or locally on the Django dev server. So my first question is: What is all the magic that Django DEBUG does behind the scenes? The documentation doesn't have very much

[Django] How to traverse through query set in java script using django templates?

Hi, I have a model named ApplyGSP in models.py. *In my views.py:* apply_gsp_model = ApplyGSP.objects.all() context = {'form': form,'apply_gsp_model':apply_gsp_model, 'Message': message, 'action': action} if action == 'edit': print("action is edit") return render(request,

Re: How does one deploy a Django developed web application in VS Code to IIS?

Indeed Forrest! VS Code being just a text editor is part of my frustration. I'm used to other Microsoft products with resident build and deploy functionality. Albeit, I have to admit, I do very much like the simplicity of VS Code! It's a great text editor. And your very handy references tasks in

Re: How does one deploy a Django developed web application in VS Code to IIS?

VS Code is just a text editor. You could hypothetically use Tasks to automate deployment (reference the documentation here ), but by and large you'll use the same directions for deploying to a classic IIS server: Deploy Django on IIS

How does one deploy a Django developed web application in VS Code to IIS?

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