components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon 'MyPlugin') for plugin in MyPlugin.objects.all(): ... do something ... You may end up with an error like django.db.utils.OperationalError: (1054, "Unknown column 'cms_cmsplugin.level' in 'field list'")

components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon 'myapp:index' %} or views that call (for example) reverse('myapp:index') will throw a NoReverseMatch error. Apphooks for non-namespaced applications If you are writing apphooks for third-party applications

components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon 'myapp:index' %} or views that call (for example) reverse('myapp:index') will throw a NoReverseMatch error. Apphooks for non-namespaced applications If you are writing apphooks for third-party applications

components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon 'myapp:index' %} or views that call (for example) reverse('myapp:index') will throw a NoReverseMatch error. Apphooks for non-namespaced applications If you are writing apphooks for third-party applications

components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon 'myapp:index' %} or views that call (for example) reverse('myapp:index') will throw a NoReverseMatch error. Apphooks for non-namespaced applications If you are writing apphooks for third-party applications

components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon 'MyPlugin') for plugin in MyPlugin.objects.all(): ... do something ... You may end up with an error like django.db.utils.OperationalError: (1054, "Unknown column 'cms_cmsplugin.level' in 'field list'")

components are be missing, django CMS will be unable to run the cms check command and will simply raise an error instead. After each of the steps below run cms check to verify that you have resolved that item in render_model with hvad-translated fields (say {% render_model object 'translated_field' %} returns an error if the hvad-enabled object does not exists in the current language. As a workaround render_model_icon get_model('my_app', 'MyPlugin') for plugin in MyPlugin.objects.all(): ... do something ... You may end up with an error like django.db.utils.OperationalError: (1054, "Unknown column 'cms_cmsplugin.level' in 'field list'")

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