Network error on sign up

tillmo / two_tiered_quiz

A multiple choice quiz with justifications for the answers, written in Django

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Network error on sign up #84

Open tillmo opened 4 years ago

tillmo commented 4 years ago

After filling in name and passwords and pressing the button, a network error occurs. Here is the log. The first error is KeyError: 'django'.

tillmo commented 4 years ago

Maybe this helps?

tillmo commented 4 years ago

The error occurs after sign up. However, the sign up is successful, and afterwards one can log in without problems. What does not work any longer is the automatic login after sign up. (Moreover, uses leave the website due to the network error and do not try to log in.)

tillmo commented 4 years ago

The first answer here solved the problem. However, this kind of monkey-patching is unfortunate.

pramodbontha commented 4 years ago

The first answer here solved the problem. However, this kind of monkey-patching is unfortunate.

Could you please check my changes. Those patches might not be needed.

tillmo commented 4 years ago

The first answer here solved the problem. However, this kind of monkey-patching is unfortunate.

Could you please check my changes. Those patches might not be needed.

they do not solve the problem

tillmo commented 4 years ago

Here is how you can try to debug your solution:

download this archive
unpack it as some place
set PYTHONUSERBASE to this place
uncomment the import of RemovedInDjango30Warning in lib/python3.6/site-packages/django/contrib/staticfiles/templatetags/staticfiles.py

in folder backend , execute python3 manage.py add_quiz quiz.txt Then you should get an error

django.template.library.InvalidTemplateLibrary: Invalid template library specified. ImportError raised when trying to load 'django.contrib.staticfiles.templatetags.staticfiles': cannot import name 'RemovedInDjango30Warning'

If you comment out the above import again, it should work. The question is how to avoid this kind of patching.

pramodbontha commented 4 years ago

I guess the issue is with Django versions. The version I run in my local machine is 2.2.11 but when I downloaded the python_lib and pointed to it, the versions shows 3.0.5. I think may be installing the django as per the requirements.txt should fix this issue without patches.