I want to display all the Internet History Information of a system using Python?
Try this, Hope If this works,
Help to track given user is browsing a Django website
https://github.com/aaugustin/django-userlog
There is no way to do what you want, by design.
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I want to manage(such as Change the default language) the country region details of in my Django website. Does anyone have a best way to do that?
There is no built-in way in Django to achieve that. See adamcharnock/django-tz-detect. The project is maintained well, still active and has an easy-to-understand documentation.
I am using Django-photologue this app to display a photo gallery, which is quite nice. But what I want to do further is extract out the GPSInfo from each image and display it on the website (or more advanced, display it in google map). I am quite a newbie to Django, so don't know how to proceed.
The way I am doing the gallery is from Django Photologue Upload Photo Example.
If you can show me some details, like how to override the models, views, urls, that would be great. And if you can suggest another app to incorporate the google map API,I really appreciate. Thanks
Django-photologue's documentation has some examples showing how you can override the admin, views, urls and models. If you try these examples, they can give you some ideas for creating your own customisations.
I am not sure how to best use EXIF.py, as I have never used it myself!
I have recently started learning Python & Django. I have gone through the Django tutorial twice now and am beginning to feel comfortable with its contents.
My goal is to make an app pretty much like the Django "Admin" site. What I am unsure about is how to go about it in the most efficient way.
Based on what I have learned from the tutorials I have had a go at making my app and am successfully displaying readonly data.
What I would like to do now is give users the ability to modify the data themselves, create new records etc etc, pretty much exactly the same way that the "admin" site works. Is there a shortcut way of implementing this, versus coding it all myself?
As the "admin" interface was built automatically to suit my model, i figure it should be possible to do something similar for the user facing side of the app without having to recode it all?
Any help greatly appreciated!
cheers
James (python & django newbie)
Thanks for the responses. To summarise them:
No, there is not a quick way to generate something similar to "admin" in the user side of an app.
You can extend/mod the "admin" side to your requirements, and give users access to this area (customise the permissions for this).
I'm developing a web application. It's months away from completion but I would like to build a landing page to show to potential customers to explain things and gauge their interest--basically collecting their email address and if they feel like it additional information like names + addresses.
Because I'm already using Django to build my site I thought I might use another Django App to serve as this landing page. The features I need are
to display a fairly static page and potentially a series of pages,
collect emails (and additional customer data)
track their actions--e.g., they got through the first two pages but didnt fill out the final page.
Is there any pre-existing Django app that provides any of these features?
If there is not a Django app, then does anyone know of another, faster/better way than building my own app? Perhaps a pre-existing web service that you can skin and make look like your own? Maybe there's the perfect system but it's PHP?--I'm open for whatever.
Option 1: Google Sites
You can set it up very very quickly. Though your monitoring wouldn't be as detailed as you're asking for.. Still, easy and fasssst!
Option 2: bbclone
Something else that may be helpful is to set up some PHP based site (wordpress or something) and use bbclone for tracking stuff on it. I've found bbclone to be pretty intense with the reporting what everyone does - though it's been a while since I used it.
Option 3: Django Flatpages
The flatpages Django contrib app is pretty handy for making static flat pages. I'd probably just embed a Google Docs Form to collect email addresses (as that's super fast and lets you get back to real work). But this suggestion would still leave you needing to figure out how to get the level of detail you want on the stats end.
Perhaps consider Google Analytics anyway?
Regardless, I suggest you use Google Analytics with everything. That'll work with anything you do really, and for all I know, perhaps you can find a way to get the stats you're really looking for out of it.
Is there a good way provide user configurable app settings in Django admin?
Basically I would like to have a nice forms where site owner can easily edit such one off information as his contact information, front page text content, etc. Sort of like a normal admin interface of a model, but limited to only one undeletable item in the model.
I think django constance is the way to go. Alive and compatible with django 1.4.
The third-party project django-dbsettings is ideal for this.
I looked at dbsettings and liked some of what I saw, but I really wanted a more centralized, organized system. So I built django-appsettings. Enjoy :)
Found this: django-livesettings