Session missing.

[abdelouahabb]

To add a post, you have to login first with the admin, and then enter to the / to add a new post, because there is no cookie added (sessionid is added only if admin logs once, if he dont you will get a "Post.author" must be a "User" instance.)

[olasitarska]

@abdelouahabb Thank you! Do you mind creating a PR?:)

[abdelouahabb]

a PR?

[olasitarska]

Pull request. Sorry for using shortcuts! ;)

[abdelouahabb]

hehehe sorry :D

I am still in beginner state in Django, let me check how to do the session in Django and i will be back :D

in Tornado you just make set_cookie(key, value) and then make get_cookie(key)

[olasitarska]

Ok, no worries then, I'll make it later today!

[olasitarska]

Ok, no worries then, I'll make it later today!

On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 4:50 PM, ALIANE Abdelouahab <
[email protected]> wrote:

hehehe sorry :D

I am still in beginner state in Django, let me check how to do the session
in Django and i will be back :D

in Tornado you just make set_cookie(key, value) and then make
get_cookie(key)

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[abdelouahabb]

ok, sorry 👍

[abdelouahabb]

made this trick, but tricky and it is not the solution, because the user has to type the admin credentials by hands!

def post_list(request):
user = authenticate(username='abdelouahab', password='miaw')
login(request, user)
posts = Post.objects.filter(published_date__isnull=False).order_by('published_date')
return render(request, 'blog/post_list.html', {'posts': posts})

where abdelouahab and miaw are the values i used for the admin, so everytime the user gets to the / page, it gets a new cookie :D