django-templates

This question already has answers here : Closed 3 years ago . How do I output HTML in a message in the new Django messages framework? (7 answers) I'm using django messages and i want to put an hyperlink in it. view.py: from django.contrib import messages def my_view(request): messages.info(request,"My message with an <a href='/url'>hyperlink</a>") Obviously, in my page, i see the html code and no hyperlink. How to treat the message as an htlml code ? Hope this is clear. Strings in Django templates are automatically escaped. You don't want your raw HTML to be auto-escaped, so you should either

I was creating a Django app. Doing so i enabled the Django admin site and i could see it working fine. Then i created some models and inserted data into it through the form in my app. But i am not able to see the entered values through admin panel of Django. I found that its because i havent included an admin.py file in my application folder. Then i created an admin.py file, ran syndb and tried. Now its throwing an error ImportError at /admin/ No module named UniversityDetails.models I will paste my admin.py, models.py and project folder structure. Please help me to solve this. Models.py from

I am trying to display uploaded images to a template for my imaginary vegetable catalogue. I have a page to add a new vegetable and upload images . The main template is a list of vegetables which will later have thumbnails. Now, when viewing the detail page of the vegetable I want to display its images, but the template is only displaying the string 'VegetableImage Object' in place of an image, even with img tags. I am confused because the template has obviously found the images but they are displayed just as a generic string. models.py class Vegetable(models.Model): title = models.CharField

I'm trying to obtain a visual representation of the templates of a Django project, as a hierarchy. The main idea is to get a list of template names as the default template loading machinery would return (ie honoring TEMPLATE_DIRS , TEMPLATE_LOADERS , etc.) and then parsing the templates looking for {% block %} and {% extends %} tags, in order to create a tree structure. Finally use grapviz for the visualization. I'm not sure if it's a viable approach. But just to start, how can I load the templates the way I described? Or maybe, does something similar already exist? Normally, templates are

I would like to create an AJAX-based search for my webpage. So far I am able to send the form data and make the appropriate call to my Django model. What I am having a hard time with is just sending the Queryset back and having it rendered using the Django templating system. Your help/advice is greatly appreciated. Here is the code I am working with. views.py if request.is_ajax(): if request.method == 'POST': format = 'json' mimetype = 'application/json' try: q = request.POST['obj'] o = Object.objects.filter(name__icontains=q) return render_to_response( 'project_view_objects.html', {'username'

I have a formView class as you can see below:- view.py class ThreadForm(FormView): template_name = 'thread.html' form_class = ThreadModelForm success_url = '/success' def form_valid(self, form): # This method is called when valid form data has been POSTed. # It should return an HttpResponse. print form.cleaned_data return super(ThreadForm, self).form_valid(form) def get_context_data(self, **kwargs): context = super(ThreadForm, self).get_context_data(**kwargs) context['second_form'] = MessageModelForm return context thread.html {form.as_p} {second_form.as_p} SUBMIT In my template thread.html ,

One thing that I allways collide is how to implement a master-detail application with Django. The tipical example is the Invoice and InvoiceLines. The things to discuss are: how to structure code for saving, loading, etc. master and detail models views: files and templates, templates for detail lines, how to add dynamically autocalculated fields (like the total on parent row), where this code goes ? Edit/Additions: About autocalculated fields, here is my first solution, http://pastebin.com/ZGqNnHuC , would not it be better in the save method of model? The master model needs values from detail

models.py class Category(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=50) class SubCatergory(models.Model): parent_category = models.ForeignKey(Category) name = models.CharField(max_length=100) views.py def all_products(request): c = Category.objects.all() s = SubCatergory.objects.all() return render_to_response('all_products.html', {'c':c, 's':s}) all_products.html {% for category in c %} <h1>{{ category.name }}</h1> <ul> {% for sub in s %} {% if category.id == sub.parent_category.id %} <li>{{ sub.name }}</li> {% endif %} {% endfor %} </ul> {% endfor %} Just wondering if above is best