I\'m trying to pass a Query Set from Django to a template with javascript.
I\'ve tried different approaches to solve this:
1. Normal Approach - Javas
Ok, I found the solution!
Mostly it was because of not quoting the results. When Javascript was trying to parse the object this wasn't recognized as string.
So, first step is:
var js_list = {{django_list}};
changed to:
var js_list = "{{django_list}}";
After this I realized that Django was escaping characters so I had to replace them like this:
var myJSONList = (("{{json_list}}").replace(/&(l|g|quo)t;/g, function(a,b){
return {
l : '<',
g : '>',
quo : '"'
}[b];
}));
myData = JSON.parse( myJSONList );
Note: I tried to avoid escaping characters from Django using this:
var js_list = "{{json_list|safe}}";
But this doesn't work because it gets confused with the quotes.
Finally I found a way to avoid the logic on the backend of converting to JSON before sending it to Javascript:
var myDjangoList = (("{{django_list |safe}}").replace(/&(l|g|quo)t;/g, function(a,b){
return {
l : '<',
g : '>',
quo : '"'
}[b];
}));
myDjangoList = myDjangoList.replace(/u'/g, '\'')
myDjangoList = myDjangoList.replace(/'/g, '\"')
myData = JSON.parse( myDjangoList );
I'm sure this can be improved, I let this to you ;)
Thanks for your answers
Hope it helps to someone else!