03.12.2014 · As DRF 3.0 has been released, all of the documentation now reflects the new Request.data property. You appear to be using Django REST Framework 2.x, but you are trying to access the new property introduced in DRF 3.0. Because it doesn't exist on the Request object, it is being proxied down to the HttpRequest object, where it also isn't being found.
Django REST Framework has its own Request object that wraps the HttpRequest object passed in by Django and adds some additional functionality (like custom rendering and another authentication layer). If any properties are accessed on the Request object that don't exist, it will automatically proxy it to the underlying HttpRequest, so typically you don't notice the difference.
Sep 23, 2021 · KenWhitesell September 23, 2021, 12:12pm #2. CalvinTheCat: ‘WSGIRequest’ object has no attribute ‘get’. It’s usually a lot more helpful if you post the complete traceback. That will generally help identify the specific line where the problem is occurring. CalvinTheCat September 23, 2021, 1:47pm #3. Sorry about it.
Jun 23, 2011 · Errors (and their tracebacks) in python are almost always helpful, and rarely contain irrelevant information. 'WSGIRequest' object has no attribute 'username'. WSGIRequest is the class of requests that come in from WSGI requests from the webserver. The convention is to handle these in views as the "request" parameter.
Dec 04, 2014 · As DRF 3.0 has been released, all of the documentation now reflects the new Request.data property. You appear to be using Django REST Framework 2.x, but you are trying to access the new property introduced in DRF 3.0. Because it doesn't exist on the Request object, it is being proxied down to the HttpRequest object, where it also isn't being found.
14.02.2015 · I'm creating a view witch will handle both get and post requests for login. Here how i designed it: class Login (View): def get (self,request): c = {} c.update (csrf (request)) return render_to_response ("login.html", c) def post (self,request): username = request.get ('username','') password = request.get ('password','') user = auth ...
python3.x,python,django,'WSGIRequest' object has no attribute 'session'. called on login django the native login method ：from django.contrib.auth import ...
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Feb 14, 2015 · Show activity on this post. I'm trying to create a login form with Django. I'm creating a view witch will handle both get and post requests for login. Here how i designed it: class Login (View): def get (self,request): c = {} c.update (csrf (request)) return render_to_response ("login.html", c) def post (self,request): username = request.get ...
'WSGIRequest' object has no attribute 'data' Django REST Framework has its own Request object that wraps the HttpRequest object passed in by Django and adds some additional functionality (like custom rendering and another authentication layer).
24.09.2021 · KenWhitesell September 23, 2021, 12:12pm #2. CalvinTheCat: ‘WSGIRequest’ object has no attribute ‘get’. It’s usually a lot more helpful if you post the complete traceback. That will generally help identify the specific line where the problem is occurring. CalvinTheCat September 23, 2021, 1:47pm #3. Sorry about it.