Django Tutorial #9 - The Django Admin

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[mushrafaltaf]

This is the best tutorial even after 4 years. Net ninja is a genius!

[T-TwentyOneTrailers.]

I want to say you, 1000 thanks for this courses...the best or the best. Very well explained...you are the man, bravo!
You know, for me learning Django and python is like finding water in the desert. Awsome language...you can't get bored, and is very large and flexible.
I Hope when you get a free time, to make a commerce Django website with a real payment credit card.
Thanks again for all your effort, for sharing ur knowlidge and lastly i want to ses u: you are the best.
Good continuation.

[aboubiko]

I have just started my web dev journey and django framework and your tutorials is the best for a beginner like me now #3

[maxiequa]

Thoroughly enjoying this series, thanks!!

[arpanpatel]

For folks having issue in ...save(), try adding "from __future__ import unicode_literals" in 001_initial.py file. Might help!

[KeffelewAssefa]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial about Django.

[xujiahui]

thanks for your contribution! best django tutorial in the universe

[etekumoses]

This guy is always on point every time thanks alot buddy

[anroiduser]

You are the best, after I'm done with this tutorial I'm going to comeback and like all the videos and share them on facebook!

[sameerahmed]

Bro your video is point to point which is an amazing thing.

[KevinTempelx]

Is the model already added to the database since it was previously saved already? If so then does registering it only save it to our admin?

[bernatferrer]

For some reason my host does not allow to go to admin site no matter which browser i try. Anyone has an idea why?

[jmmacatangay_grizzlybear]

How can you make your own Admin UI? without using Django Admin.

[melvinadade]

Even though I have last function you added to the models.py file in my models.py file, my code still shows this 👇

<Queryset [<Article: Article object (1)>, <Article: Article object (2)>, <Article: Article object (3)>]>

am using django version 2.1 on a windows PC, any help on how to fix this?

[thepuckchucker]

I have the def __str__(self): return self.title in my models.py but the Django Admin articles is still showing "Article Object" for each item... ???

[dustbinsavesyou]

I do the same thing but articles does not appear after
admin.site.register(Article)

[ladyking]

def __str__(self) is not working with me, titles still show like this : XXXX object.
i did manage.py makemigrations, as well as manage.py migrate..
any idea why isn't working? thanks

[xyz]

for stose trying to do this on Linux, and getting 'Trying to write a readonly DB' error
go to terminal
navigate to your django project
type
sudo chown YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_USERNAME db.sqlite3
type your password
DONE
this command shal give you permission to write to DB, happy hacking)))

[OvaisDIYGarage]

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