I'm installing Django AllAuth into my project and have come across the following line in the documentation for that app (see docs here) :
Add a Site for your domain, matching settings.SITE_ID (django.contrib.sites app).
My settings.SITE_ID is 1, unsurprisingly. How do I 'match' this in the Django Admin? I only have 2 fields - Domain Name and Display name.
Conversely, if I create a site in the admin, how do I know what the site_id for it is?
Go the your project path where you have manage.py file and follow the following steps:
Run teh following command in your terminal
python manage.py shell
Then in the python shell type:
from django.contrib.sites.models import Site
new_site = Site.objects.create(domain='....', name='....')
print new_site.id
This printed value will be the site_id for site matching query If you are still struck, reply. I will guide you to very simple and easy steps to enjoy the beauty of django allauth.
This works for me:
user$ python manage.py shell --settings your-settings.py
[ ... banner ... ]
>>>
>>> from django.contrib.sites.models import Site
>>>
>>> sorted([(site.id,site.name) for site in Site.objects.all()])
[(1, u'www.lvh.me'), (2, u'example.com'), (3, u'www.example.com'),...]
>>>
>>> quit()
user$
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