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Django: First Dive
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Django: First Dive

Django: First Dive

1. Get Started

What is Django?Model-View-TemplateStart ProjectStart AppRun ServerChallenge: Build the Project

2. Write the First Page

ViewURLConnect View to URLChallenge: Write your View

3. Models

What is Model?How to create a Model?Challenge: Zoo Market TableMigrations

4. Working with Database

Create DataRetrieve DataUpdate and Delete DataChallenge: CRUD with PersonSummary

5. Templates

Template FolderContextPost List ViewDTL LoopLinks to Views

6. Request Handling

Distribution of Request MethodsCSRF TokenRequest Data ExtractCreate Post with Input DataRedirect and reverse()

Post List View

Now, let's create the post_list.html file inside the template folder.

For now, the HTML file should be the following structure:

We implemented the post_list view function:

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

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Task

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Everything was clear?

Section 5. Chapter 3
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Post List View

Now, let's create the post_list.html file inside the template folder.

For now, the HTML file should be the following structure:

We implemented the post_list view function:

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

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Task

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Everything was clear?

Section 5. Chapter 3
toggle bottom row

Post List View

Now, let's create the post_list.html file inside the template folder.

For now, the HTML file should be the following structure:

We implemented the post_list view function:

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

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Task

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Everything was clear?

Now, let's create the post_list.html file inside the template folder.

For now, the HTML file should be the following structure:

We implemented the post_list view function:

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

  1. Rewrite the post_list function using the render() function. The render function should:
    • Receive the request as the first argument.
    • Receive the post_list.html template name as the second argument.
    • Receive the context dictionary as the third argument.
  2. The context dictionary should contain the "post" key with the iterable QuerySet of posts.

Section 5. Chapter 3
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