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Create Post with Input Data | Request Handling
Django: First Dive
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Django: First Dive

Django: First Dive

1. Get Started
2. Write the First Page
3. Models
4. Working with Database
5. Templates
6. Request Handling

bookCreate Post with Input Data

Note

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Now, let's improve our view to save new posts in the database!

The received context via HTTP request is the request.POST dictionary. The keys of the dictionary is:

Write the View functionality for the POST method with data extracting:

  1. Save the request.POST dictionary into the data variable.
  2. Create the Post class instance named new_post
  3. Assign attributes title and text from data dictionary to the new_post instance.
  4. Save changes in the database.
  5. Return the HttpResponse object passing
    "<h1>Complete!</h1>"!

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bookCreate Post with Input Data

Note

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Now, let's improve our view to save new posts in the database!

The received context via HTTP request is the request.POST dictionary. The keys of the dictionary is:

Write the View functionality for the POST method with data extracting:

  1. Save the request.POST dictionary into the data variable.
  2. Create the Post class instance named new_post
  3. Assign attributes title and text from data dictionary to the new_post instance.
  4. Save changes in the database.
  5. Return the HttpResponse object passing
    "<h1>Complete!</h1>"!

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Everything was clear?

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Thanks for your feedback!

Section 6. Chapter 4
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bookCreate Post with Input Data

Note

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Now, let's improve our view to save new posts in the database!

The received context via HTTP request is the request.POST dictionary. The keys of the dictionary is:

Write the View functionality for the POST method with data extracting:

  1. Save the request.POST dictionary into the data variable.
  2. Create the Post class instance named new_post
  3. Assign attributes title and text from data dictionary to the new_post instance.
  4. Save changes in the database.
  5. Return the HttpResponse object passing
    "<h1>Complete!</h1>"!

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

Note

The presented code for the task is part of the framework and cannot work separately, so errors will be received when you try to Run Code. Use the Submit Task button to solve this task.

Task

Now, let's improve our view to save new posts in the database!

The received context via HTTP request is the request.POST dictionary. The keys of the dictionary is:

Write the View functionality for the POST method with data extracting:

  1. Save the request.POST dictionary into the data variable.
  2. Create the Post class instance named new_post
  3. Assign attributes title and text from data dictionary to the new_post instance.
  4. Save changes in the database.
  5. Return the HttpResponse object passing
    "<h1>Complete!</h1>"!

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 6. Chapter 4
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