yep. i prefer it than celery

If so django-q-mail is better to send asynchronous mails, why is the celery used more compared to this ?? and when a user keeps a request that send a bunch of mails will django-q-mail add all of them to a queue and give the response fast ?? (instead of sending the response after sending all the mails).

Ohhhh I have the same case of sending mails in asynchronous manner. This is my case: whenever a user performs a request it sends a bulk of mails once. So, I don't want user to wait till all the mails are delivered, but just add all the mails ( to be sent) to the queue and respond to the user back. That queue has to run till it become empty. So, which will be the better one in the above case scenario? Thanks

How to provide security to views in django..

What kind of security ? Explain better pls

Interviewr asked me ...i am not aware of it

Hello there, how can I create sign up apI for teacher/ students, once the registration is done , the registration form should go to admins email address for verification, once it's approved the the teacher/students should able to log in with credentials

How share python variable into JavaScript file ?

context

Separate JavaScript file suppose index.js , If you {{ context }} in index.js it will show an error like invalid syntax ' }'

You should re do the django tutorial

What i really want to do 1) in views.py :- context { 'date' : date } 2) pass this ' data' into index.js and store into js variable :- var date = {{ date }} But it show error like invalid syntax ' }'

You cant do that

Find a way to do it :D

Bro tell me.. i have already wasted more than 2 hours

Do you think i got a magic wand?

I think you know the answer... By the way thanks

What i really want to do 1) in views.py :- context { 'date' : date } 2) pass this ' data' into index.js and store into js variable :- var date = {{ date }} But it show error like invalid syntax ' }'

You were close 1) in views.py: context = {'data': data} 2) in template (.html): <script> var data = {{ data }};</script> <script src="{% static 'index.js' }"></script> 3) in index.js: console.log(data);

Is gives an error . Variable is not define

you have to declare te variable in the template before sourcing your .js file

Ok... I forgot about this... Thank you very much😊😊

thank you? you owe me US$500 for that

thank you? you owe me US$500 for that

One more doubt... What if my views.py is like :- return render (request, ' app/index.html' , context ={ ' data ' : data } ) But I have link all css and js file in base.html and my views.py function refer to index.py

My function render to index.html but i have linked all js files in base.html . ----------------------------------------- If i have used <script> Var temp = {{ data }} < Script > In base.html , it won't work because , my function is going to render my index.html

you can use {% block %} in base.html to have a block to declare variables before sourcing .js files, and you can override that block in your index.html template

or... if you're only gonna use index.js in your index.html you can source it in that template and not in base.html 🤷🏻‍♂️

Context must be a dict rather than list

Handled xD

How fix this?

How fix this?

In views.py?

I'm practing djangogirls tutorial

I'm practing djangogirls tutorial

Hey why do u use django?

Why do u use the django language?

It's not a language

Ok, what kinda frame works hace ever been done using django