Vitor, I coded for years, read thousands of blogs, and have just one thing to say. You truly are a god among men, your ability to communicate advanced topics in such a simple manner is unmatched and you have very much owned the title of your blog/website. Fellow mortals, worship your overlord by liking this comment.
Hey Victor, just discovered you today to find out how to upload file. Great tutorial, very helpful. What I like about your teaching style is the upfront theory. It helps build a mental model of how the steps piece together. Thank you and keep up the good work!
I was reading your blog from time to time while i was learning Django, Im happy that you have chanel also, your contribution to django comunity and students is awesome! Ty.
Thank you for detailed explanation. It helped a lot in understanding the basics of Django File Upload. The special mention of Media URL from the settings.py really stands out. Keep the same kind of special mentions in the future videos as well. They will help someone out there.
you just don't know, that How much your video helped me😍 firstly.. thankyou sir for this video... this video helped me so much❤❤ ThankYou so much sir..
if request.method == 'POST' and request.FILES['myfile']: This line should be: if request.method == 'POST' and request.FILES.get('myfile', False): Otherwise one might encounter the MultiValueDictKeyError later. Found it on Vitor's blog. Props to Riverman!
This is my error - 'bool' object has no attribute 'name' My code is below - def upload(request): if request.method == 'POST': uploaded_file = request.FILES.get('document',False) fs = FileSystemStorage() fs.save(uploaded_file.name,uploaded_file) return render(request,'merge_ops/merge_ops.html')
This is my first tutorial in Django. Thanks for making things a little bit easier. I am just new to web development and copied your code for front end.
Victor just one thing can you make django videos targeting intermediate level. Example when to use AbstractUser vs abstractsBaseUser. And how to use database fixture and how to load too because django documents only teaches how to implement (coding stuff) but it don't say anything about when should you use it( when to use it in real life situations).
I'll start by saying I'm very thankful for Your videos. This toturial series has helped me through my college project concerning dynamic web design and development. It's very efficient and extremely helpful and easy to understand even for a begginer like me. I had tons of fun learning this framework. Well done sir and thanks :)
Thank you so much. I was missing the enctype="multipart/form-data from my form, and that was all. It is an absolutely necessary piece, apparently. I had read through the documentation but somehow I kept overlooking that detail.
This is a fantastic video - very straightforward, thank you. The only thing I would have liked is if you included how to have the image appear on the same page, although its not too difficult a task.
Great Vitor! I've been following your blog for a long time! I want to tell you that your posts are objective, that is, straightforward. I want to suggest two things: 1 - inlineformset_factory outside admin. 2 - Generate reports in pdf. 3 - Import and export in excel. I have more suggestions but I think it would be abuse heheheh. Hug.
Please make some videos on the authentication and authorization for django. It's so confusing and the proxy models for the user login. Your docs are great on that topics. Hoping for the video for the same. Thank you
Would be good to see a tutorial for setting up a payment method for a site, using a credit card. Basically, how to send requests to some service/bank and how to accept a service reply for succesfull payment.
Question: I'm working on a project in which I take a txt file uploaded by a user and need to convert it to a string for further processing. I've got the upload form, I've got the further processing, but how do I convert that uploaded txt to a string?
I have an error said expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not tuple and I notice the file class was the InMemoryUploadedFile which the model couldn't deal with
How can we rename the file once it's uploaded? Example, if a user uploads a 'apple.jpg' image, I want to convert that to a png format and label it differently eg: 'apple.jpg' ------- after upload and submitted ----- directory should contain: '1212019.png'. How can I do this?
I don't know why 'request.FILES ['image'] doesn't work. it gives MultiValueDicKeyError. some stackoverflow adivse I should use 'request.FILES.get('image') but it doesn' work either. Please help!!
Vitor, I coded for years, read thousands of blogs, and have just one thing to say.
You truly are a god among men, your ability to communicate advanced topics in such a simple manner is unmatched and you have very much owned the title of your blog/website.
Fellow mortals, worship your overlord by liking this comment.
After 3 days of grinding the internet for an answer to my problem, you just gave it to me in a few minutes. Thank you very much, I subscribe!
Hey Victor, just discovered you today to find out how to upload file. Great tutorial, very helpful. What I like about your teaching style is the upfront theory. It helps build a mental model of how the steps piece together. Thank you and keep up the good work!
You are my Life Saver , Respect from Pakistan
I was reading your blog from time to time while i was learning Django, Im happy that you have chanel also, your contribution to django comunity and students is awesome! Ty.
you are a teacher of the 21st century, cool and calm way of teaching. Nice job
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Thank you Vitor, your tutorials have helped me to grow in Django more so your way of teaching is amazing Thank you
Thank you for detailed explanation. It helped a lot in understanding the basics of Django File Upload. The special mention of Media URL from the settings.py really stands out. Keep the same kind of special mentions in the future videos as well. They will help someone out there.
Sooooooo thank you! Exactly what I needed and exactly as detailed as i needed.
Thanks, This basic tutorial solve one of my major problems during web-based application development.
you just don't know, that How much your video helped me😍
firstly.. thankyou sir for this video... this video helped me so much❤❤
ThankYou so much sir..
if request.method == 'POST' and request.FILES['myfile']:
This line should be:
if request.method == 'POST' and request.FILES.get('myfile', False):
Otherwise one might encounter the MultiValueDictKeyError later. Found it on Vitor's blog. Props to Riverman!
Thank you Sir, (y)
I actually encountered the error. I updated the code to request.FILES.get('myfiles,False). However now I am getting another error.
This is my error - 'bool' object has no attribute 'name'
My code is below -
def upload(request):
if request.method == 'POST':
uploaded_file = request.FILES.get('document',False)
fs = FileSystemStorage()
fs.save(uploaded_file.name,uploaded_file)
return render(request,'merge_ops/merge_ops.html')
Great Vitor, Your Django blog helped me lot. Thank you.
This is my first tutorial in Django. Thanks for making things a little bit easier. I am just new to web development and copied your code for front end.
Excellent. I have learned so much Django from you! From your videos and website.
Your way of teaching is amazing, continue the same way
you explain too good , I am just a beginner and your lectures is helping me to elevate my interest in learning django
Fan of your Website. Glad to reach you here
I've been following your videos recently and the site's tutorials have helped me a lot in some projects... Very high quality content.
Victor just one thing can you make django videos targeting intermediate level. Example when to use AbstractUser vs abstractsBaseUser. And how to use database fixture and how to load too because django documents only teaches how to implement (coding stuff) but it don't say anything about when should you use it( when to use it in real life situations).
thanks for the great suggestion! I'll work on it for the future videos :-)
😍 finally some one here to explain django with flow chart really sir thank you so much ..
I read your articles Vitor. You are amazing!
Your videos are superb. Theu are really helpful. Please do continue with Django
Great Video - Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
Thank you Vitor. It's really good to understand how django file works! I really appreciate it!
Explanation with diagram was very good
Best tutorial on file upload for Django, Thanks!
Money Heist Professor teaches coding too!
The way you explain stuff is so simple to get. Hope you carry on with more vids.
your teaching is very professional.tqq so much for sharing your knowledge.
super super easy and smooth explaining, and super like for you. then thanks to much
I'll start by saying I'm very thankful for Your videos. This toturial series has helped me through my college project concerning dynamic web design and development. It's very efficient and extremely helpful and easy to understand even for a begginer like me. I had tons of fun learning this framework. Well done sir and thanks :)
Great Thank to you sir. I was looking for this solution from long time and finally I got this. love from 2021 new year.....
thank you so much now i can finish my project
Great quality video, Your explain are awesome, congratulations.
This tutorial clear my concept. Very deeply explained. Please upload more tutorial like this.
My django teacher is big fan of yours
Vitor you rock!
First simple is better than complex and now this amazing series on file upload. Thank you :)
hey man, do you have any idea why the base.html on github does not match the one in the video
The Best Django tutorial ! Thank you for the videos!
Thank you so much. I was missing the enctype="multipart/form-data from my form, and that was all. It is an absolutely necessary piece, apparently. I had read through the documentation but somehow I kept overlooking that detail.
This is a fantastic video - very straightforward, thank you. The only thing I would have liked is if you included how to have the image appear on the same page, although its not too difficult a task.
Great video helped me a lot with my project
Thank you a lot, Vitor!
That was a nice tutorial on difficult subject.
You're realy good at explaining stuff.
Simple and easy to understand. Great tutorial.
thank you so much sir thank you so much for making these videos and writing blog posts
Awesome as always. Please continue tutorials on django with advanced concepts.
Great Vitor!
I've been following your blog for a long time!
I want to tell you that your posts are objective, that is, straightforward.
I want to suggest two things:
1 - inlineformset_factory outside admin.
2 - Generate reports in pdf.
3 - Import and export in excel.
I have more suggestions but I think it would be abuse heheheh.
Hug.
Please make some videos on the authentication and authorization for django. It's so confusing and the proxy models for the user login. Your docs are great on that topics. Hoping for the video for the same. Thank you
Check this playlist on Django authentication I published last week: ua-cam.com/video/60GTvKCuam8/v-deo.html
Parabéns Vitor! ótimo vídeo
Would be good to see a tutorial for setting up a payment method for a site, using a credit card. Basically, how to send requests to some service/bank and how to accept a service reply for succesfull payment.
Thanks U from south america, hugs
Goddamit, this guide is so good and detailed, thank you so much
Hi.. your videos are really valuable. Good work.
Awesome thorough explanation of concepts and implementation. Good job.
Hey, Vitor thank you so much for this tutorial! It was really helpful! And the way you teach is very easy to follow!
Thank You very much. I found my primary solution here.
Thank you very much sir! Very nice explaining manner. Helped a lot.
You are really, really good!, thanks!!!!, you save me!
Thank you Vitor, your tutorials are fantastic.
Very good tutorial. Thanks Vitor
Aula excelente! Parabéns!
Thank you for this tutorial!
the best tutorial !
Your videos are awesome, I came from your website and I like how to make exactly the tutorials I want. :)
Thank you very much sir, This helped me alot. may god bless you all the way.
vlw mano! sempre acompanho seu site e tem me ajudado muito.
Than you man, it was very helpful
Great video, thanks so much!
Thank you Vitor,
That's very good
nice explanation. Impressed
Nice, good job! let's continue at the same way. What about uploading to the cloud like Google Drive?
This rocks. Really well done. Thank you!
Amazing Tutorial. Thanks a lot Victor..
it was realy helpful. thank you.
Thank you Vitor! Your videos also help me a lot!
So many Thanks For. Very helpful tutorial.
This was very helpful. Thank you.
Very very helpful, helped me lot. Thank you.
This helped me a lot. Thank you
Fantastic! I'm your fan! Thanks a lot! E eu sei que é brasileiro kkkk! Valeu irmão, me ajudou muito!
Wow !
nice to meet you Victor
Saudações do Brasil! ótimo tutorial, parabéns!
thank you, good explainations
Would love to see some tutorials on vue.js and django rest framework!
I'm learning Vue right now, so +1 for Vue + DRF
Question:
I'm working on a project in which I take a txt file uploaded by a user and need to convert it to a string for further processing. I've got the upload form, I've got the further processing, but how do I convert that uploaded txt to a string?
I have an error said expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not tuple
and I notice the file class was the InMemoryUploadedFile which the model couldn't deal with
Very good, very clear!
Very helpful stuff. Thank You!
Thank you I'll have dinner tonight!
How can we rename the file once it's uploaded? Example, if a user uploads a 'apple.jpg' image, I want to convert that to a png format and label it differently eg: 'apple.jpg' ------- after upload and submitted ----- directory should contain: '1212019.png'. How can I do this?
thank you very much vitor
I don't know why 'request.FILES ['image'] doesn't work. it gives MultiValueDicKeyError. some stackoverflow adivse I should use 'request.FILES.get('image') but it doesn' work either. Please help!!
it is really awesome thanks a lot
Thank you very much. It helped me.
Obrigado pelo seu vídeo, me ajudou bastante
Please create playlist on this topics. "How to Implement Multiple User Types with Django" and " Custom authentication"
Thanks Vitor!
Thaks o lot for the lesson!
Helped me a lot. Thank you