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Render: render sugar for Django.
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- Decorate a view function
- Process a response
- Render a template
- Converts a template_name to a full path
- Return the app folder
- Dispatch the request
- Render the template to a response
- Return a list of template names
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QUESTION
I have following Class to generate a pdf file where I use django-renderpdf to generate a pdf from a html template. But the view is executed twice and an error is thrown.
My class:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-30 at 19:25I believe I've experienced something like this.
The problem is that when you call your endpoint you call it in the URL without a '/' at the end causing DRF to return 301 that redirects you to the same path but with '/' at the end. The problem with that, that after the redirect you lose your headers and cookies and thus become unauthenticated.
That also explains why you can see 2 calls.
So basically if you have a call like this:
QUESTION
I have came across on one of the weirdest problem which I literally can't understand. Well I was following This, but nothing helped. As the question says, I just want to render the result into the template. Below is my code.
Views.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-29 at 18:07If you aggregate, you obtain a dictionary. Indeed, you see:
QUESTION
I am writing an page that with a form of several inputs wrapped in selectize.js on the top. By clicking a button, I wish to return some queries info based on inputs. I am using ajax to post inputs to avoid page reloading.
I am following DJANGO render new result values from AJAX request to HTML page to render the queried result cat_result based on ajax post data in HTML.
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Answered 2019-Oct-13 at 15:36You're incorrectly calling render_to_string. If you look at the function documentation, you'll see that the expected order of positional arguments is template_name, context, request. You're passing in request first, so the function expects a string when you've passed a WSGIRequest object, as the error states.
Fix this error by replacing:
QUESTION
I'm trying to have a Django form capture data from a user's input, take the input to make an API call to Aylien API and display the raw json result on the same page.
I'm able to take the form input and successfully make an API call & get the JSON to print on the console, but am having a hard time displaying the call's result on the page.
I keep getting UnboundLocalError: local variable 'api_response' referenced before assignment error. Code below
models.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-09 at 00:08You are getting this error because your form is invalidated, and api_response will only be defined if the form is valid.
To fix your problem, Change this:
QUESTION
I would like to display a list of files from the MEDIA_ROOT on my server in a form in the frontend of a Django app.
Below what I am trying to accomplish:
My actual code below. I am showing only the classes, functions and files impacted by the issue. At the end of the question you will find a link to the full project if something is missing.
views.py (I have two functions because I tried both approaches)
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-25 at 20:23I would do something like this:
views.py
QUESTION
I'm working on an early-in-development Django + Vue website that uses the Maisonette Bootstrap theme. Part of the website is regular Django-rendered templates, and part of the website is a single-page app.
I've been tasked with making the navbar for the Vue single-page app match the navbar in the Maisonette theme. The Vue SPA was set up to use Bootstrap-Vue before I started working on it.
My first thought was to just copy the Django template code into the Vue template, but that didn't work at all (I'm not sure why). It seems I must use the Bootstrap-Vue tags to have this work.
However, I'm now encountering a problem where I'm trying to get a dropdown-activator(?) link(?) to look the same, and it seems not possible because of the way Bootstrap-Vue creates dropdown links.
I want to make the SPA look like this (image taken from the Django part of the website):
...which uses this code in the Django template:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-22 at 17:47The answer was to put custom text just after the opening tag. I was then able to replace the custom text with whatever custom HTML I wanted.
I got this answer here.
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You can use django-render like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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