Deleting Uploaded Files - Django File Upload Tutorial - Part 4
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this tutorial you are going to learn how to handle deletion of uploaded files.
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(0:25) How uploaded files are handled by Django
(1:28) Creating the delete_book view function
(3:21) Adding the delete button on the template
(5:48) Overriding model delete method
(7:30) A word on how to handle batch delete
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Amazing! Amazing how easy it is to delete files, but I see many tutorials making this process difficult, using signals, but it's not necessary.
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i have a question i have to delete multiple file django using a button of delete all i am able to delete object but can't delete all corresponding files in it
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Now using ModelForm how can I update a new image to an object after I delete its old image at once ?
I mean delete the old image from the disk and replace it but the once ?
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i uploaded files using date then i dont know how to get files between two dates
Use filter where date >= startDate and date
How would this be done when updating, for example, I update the image that the post is linked to, how would i delete the image that isn't in use anymore?
thanks
The object as well as image is deleted when you delete from the localhost:8000/books but if you try to delete from admin panel i.e. localhost:8000/admin/books/book and check/tick the object you want to delete and select the action button that shows dropdown list and select 'Delete selected books' then the object is deleted but not the image associated with it. How can i fix it ?
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Both the object and image is deleted if we delete as '127.0.0.1:8000/admin/books/book/1/change/' but only object is deleted if we delete from '127.0.0.1:8000/admin/books/book/'. Why is it so and how can i fix it ?
Muito obrigado pelo tutorial, me salvou aqui! Parabéns e continue postando pois você é muito claro e objetivo! ;-)
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I recently checked out your new series a complete beginner guide to Django part 1... It's amazing...
Hi Vitor, Thank you much for the videos. Can you also show how to delete using CBV? Thanks in advance
Would `{file-filed}.delete(save=True)` be a better approach?
Thank you for the video and the science, but for the delete action I have a problem, when delete is clicked, there is no deletion, after I have followed the correct code, I use django 1.11.
Sir, how can we add data deduplication removal using file checksum in Django. Kindly guide the path...
Hello,
I want that the uploaded files can be deleted only by the superuser not by the users. How can I do this?
Hi, super tutorial.. can you also explain how users can share books between and comment them?
Great job, mate! May be you can make a playlist of: forms, formset and inline forms and how to setup them especially when using many-to-one and many-to-many relations. I can't find good form-tutorials out there.
Beautiful! Any chance to have a #5 video on how to protect uploaded files when they are served by Apache?
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Comprehensive tutorial, can you do a tutorial on view count?
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Anyone else having a problem with deleting a file? no error shows up but the file remains there and is still displayed on the view
thanks, Vitor :_:
I like to do multi-video tutorials on one go instead of spacing over few days, so I have to ask: Is this the final video of 'Django File Upload' tutorial?
There will be a last video following up a few points people asked for :D
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how u did download file ???
how to do multiple file upload
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So in your article you used from uploads.core.models and for some reason it says "unable to import uploads.core" in mine :(
please help if possible
In the article "uploads" was the name of my Django project, and "core" was the name of the app. "Document" was the name of the Django Model I created inside the app named "core". So basically you need to rename "uploads" and "core" to the name of your Django project and the name of the app where you are creating your model
sir can u help me tutorial about foreign key user upload?
every user can upload and the user can only view what they upload and not others