How to put 3 different forms in one page with django and how to call Django's own password change view (PasswordChangeView) from another function?

I have a profile page where I want to
1- change profile picture
2- change name/surname/e-mail
3- change password with django's own PasswordChangeView


I wanted to create a profile class for those and change the data from within that one class, dividing it into 3 functions (change picture, change info, change password (which calls the PasswordChangeView)) but I cant seem to use the POST method with 3 different forms inside one page since it blocks me doing so and doesnt even submit data whatever I try to do so.


So my questions are:
1- is there any way for me to call the PasswordChangeView from another class' function and to change the data from there?
2- any ways that I can change 3 different data with 3 different forms through the same page?


Looked at so many stackoverflow questions, watched so many youtube videos, read the documentation but whatever I tried doesnt seem to work. Couldn't find a way to do that. So any help would be much appreciated.


Thank you in advance!

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Faster than calling abs()

instead of
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I tried
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measured it with 10 million calls and it runs in 58% of the time,
see anything wrong with this?

saw some other post where people suggest setting _abs = abs before the loop and use _abs() inside it to make it faster

and still my method runs in 68% of the time it takes the _abs() method.

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Is it possible to sort a query.all

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any feedback would be appreciated

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Open Source Django Projects for Study

Hello everyone,

I'm looking for open source projects made using Django, preferably Django REST Framework, that fix real business problems, and whose code I can analyze, get ideas and learn from.

So far I've got GitHub repositories of Saleor, Django CMS, Wagtail, and a few more, but I would like to see a solution like an inventory management system of a company, HR system, an API that manages data of a game server, something like that, but I guess anything you find interesting or worth seeing could help.

I know that companies wouldn't release their code like that, but there are probably open-source solutions released to the public somewhere on the internet.

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I need some advice. For my portfolio I want to build a web app for my national sports team. A bit like a news website but with some more features. I know Flask already and want to work on my JS skills also. I get confused when reading to use Flask for the backend and JS for frontend. I built Flask only apps without any JS. What will be different when using JS too? Are redirects, form submissions, validations, etc.. still handled by Flask? Do people still use jinja and what would be things I've done normally with Flask and now with JS?

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I created some code to test the search functionality for elasticsearch to have a better understanding of the code. I wrote the code quickly so it is crappy code but it mostly runs . The problem is when I run the code and click search nothing appears. I assume it is the html causing the problems.

Can someone help fix the errors?

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I am following this tutorial https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-flask-mega-tutorial-part-xvi-full-text-search

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To save time here is my environment.yaml code

name: py
channels:
- defaults
dependencies:
- python
- flask-wtf
- flask-sqlalchemy
- flask-login
- elasticsearch
- flask-migrate
- bcrypt
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I also tested to see if the column was added and it seems to be by using the example below.

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print(post)
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