View Django-messages package notes

Django_messages is a Django app that provides registered users to send messages to each other. Recently, I have been studying its implementation mechanism. It is very easy to install and test. You can use it by importing packages, adding URLs and syncdb to generate databases.

 

I. Harvest 1:

Set auth_user_model = 'accounts. user' in setting ',

Then you can:

From Django. conf import settings

Auth_user_model = getattr (settings, 'auth _ user_model ', 'auth. user ')

Sender = models. foreignkey (auth_user_model, related_name = 'ent _ messages ')
Recipient = models. foreignkey (auth_user_model, related_name = 'stored ED _ messages ', blank = true, null = true)

The same database references two identical databases as foreign keys.

In addition, the reference database is written as a foreign key

Parent_msg = models. foreignkey ('self ', related_name = 'Next _ messages', null = true, blank = true)

　　

Ii. Harvest 2:

Get_absolute_url

Address: http://mxjloveyou.blog.163.com/blog/static/1762546892012231105635330/

For example:

In the model

Def get_absolute_url (Self ):

Return ('message: community_activity_content ', [self. ID])
Get_absolute_url = models. permalink (get_absolute_url)

In the template;

<A href = "{% URL 'message: community_activity_content 'I. ID %}"> Replace

<A href = "{I. get_absolute_url}">

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