I have a POST request in Postman.
One of the fields in the request is a price for an item.
I don't want to manually change the value and then send the request every time.
I want to generate a random value and then set it for the field. Then send the request.
How can I achieve this?
You can set the form-data field to {{$randomInt}} to have a randomly generated integer between 1 and 1000 inserted into the request's field.
KEY VALUE
price {{$randomInt}}
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Creating a form inheriting the "forms.ModelForm" class:
number = forms.ModelChoiceField(queryset=Number.objects.order_by('?')[:6], empty_label=None)
The result is a Choice form is created, and random numbers limited to 6 entries will appear. But data indicating the limit is not accepted.
if you make the code like this without a limit:
number = forms.ModelChoiceField(queryset=Number.objects.order_by('?'), empty_label=None)
Then all records appear in the form, and the form is validated everything is fine.
P.S
SELECT "number"."number" FROM "number" ORDER BY RAND() ASC LIMIT 6
When requesting a limit, the log shows that it works perfectly with LIMIT
I need help please
For some reason, the form makes 2 requests to the database, and validation fails because the server has a set of the 1st request and the client is rendered from the 2nd request.
Solved the issue by using the object call function.
I have searched for getting all customer one by one.But after some study understand the whole way to solve.
for getting 250 data from shopify api we can use limit but pagination and synchronization for getting all data we need some step to get all data.
shop_url = "https://%s:%s#%s.myshopify.com/admin/api/%s/" % (API_KEY, PASSWORD, SHOP_NAME, API_VERSION)
endpoint = 'customers.json?limit=250&fields=id,email&since_id=0'
r = requests.get(shop_url + endpoint)
Step 1:Where we need to put the initial id to start extraction and store to your db
customers.json??limit=250&fields=id,email&since_id=0
Step 2:Next changes the since_id value with with last id of your extraction like my image.
last id=5103249850543 (suppose)
Mentioned in Fields Data
customers.json??limit=250&fields=COLUMN_YOUNEED_FOR_CHK&since_id=5103249850543
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I want to parse this so that i can get a list of phase id to run another query for specific reason. this is serializer.data Response.
how to parse this to get a list of ids ?
Let's say the array from the image is stored in myArray:
result = [item["phase_id"] for item in myArray]
I'm wanting to pass information relating to orders into my template via an ajax call. The problem is that that I've got more than two values that I want to pass in.
Key: Email address
Values that pertain to each key that I want to pass in:
Invoice Date
Name
Phone number
I'm wondering what the best way to do this is. Does the dictionary value need to be a list?
eg.
order_dict[order.email] = ['order.invoice_date', 'order.name', 'order.phone']
If the dictionary value does need to be a list, how would I iterate over it in my template?
Thanks for your help!
I am running an FQL query through the Facebook api:
SELECT username FROM page WHERE CONTAINS("Musician/Band")
I am expecting this to return a large amount of items, but it only returned about 100. Is there a limit on the amount of items a query like this will return? Or is this just not a query that is written wrong? In case you couldn't tell, I wanted the usernames of all of the musical artists on FB.
Thank you for your insight.
FQL has LIMIT and OFFSET keywords. You can get upto 5000 results at a time but better way to do it is through pagination
eg:
SELECT username FROM page WHERE CONTAINS("Musician/Band") LIMIT 200 //gets first 200 results
SELECT username FROM page WHERE CONTAINS("Musician/Band") LIMIT 200 OFFSET 201 //to get next 200 results
and so on..
Also you can use Facebook multiquery to minimize number of queries made.