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Post deletion when the thread is deleted is already handled by django. No need to implement it manually
Post deletion when the thread is deleted is already handled by django. No need to implement it manually

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notifications.py
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from django.shortcuts import render
from boards.abstracts.paginator import get_paginator
from boards.abstracts.settingsmanager import get_settings_manager, \
SETTING_USERNAME, SETTING_LAST_NOTIFICATION_ID
from boards.models.user import Notification
from boards.views.base import BaseBoardView
DEFAULT_PAGE = '1'
TEMPLATE = 'boards/notifications.html'
PARAM_PAGE = 'page'
PARAM_USERNAME = 'notification_username'
REQUEST_PAGE = 'page'
RESULTS_PER_PAGE = 10
class NotificationView(BaseBoardView):
def get(self, request, username):
params = self.get_context_data()
settings_manager = get_settings_manager(request)
# If we open our notifications, reset the "new" count
my_username = settings_manager.get_setting(SETTING_USERNAME)
notification_username = username.lower()
posts = Notification.objects.get_notification_posts(
username=notification_username)
if notification_username == my_username:
last = posts.first()
if last is not None:
last_id = last.id
settings_manager.set_setting(SETTING_LAST_NOTIFICATION_ID,
last_id)
paginator = get_paginator(posts, RESULTS_PER_PAGE)
page = int(request.GET.get(REQUEST_PAGE, DEFAULT_PAGE))
params[PARAM_PAGE] = paginator.page(page)
params[PARAM_USERNAME] = notification_username
return render(request, TEMPLATE, params)