> I want to assign methods using the the urls on which it was previously working. What?

U using same urls for the men n women make separate apps or change path for any of them

So why bother?

Project Path(' categories/', include (main.site.urls)) N for app Path('men/',views.men) Path('women/',views.women)

> Should i use post request to sent (men or women -- basically category name) to my template ? Ok, now we going to something. Use {{category}} in your 'main_site/products.html' and change render(request, 'main_site/products.html') to render(request, 'main_site/products.html', context={"category":"MAN"})

Actually i am facing a problem- I am using a common app for my homepage, and categories(men, women etc), but they are not perfectly working like men category has 'women/' and women also has 'women/' . i have checked multiple times that men and women names are properly used or not. my main project app's urls: path('', include('main_site.urls')), path('men/', include('main_site.urls')), path('women/', include('main_site.urls')) my main_site app's urls: path('', views.homePageView, name='home'), path('', views.men, name='men'), path('', views.women, name='women') my main_site app's views: def homePageView(request): return render(request, 'main_site/index.html') def men(request): return render(request, 'main_site/products.html') def women(request): return render(request, 'main_site/products.html')

Why don't you use slug as a parameter imsteyof having different urls and views

I want a regex pattern which contains no numbers and contains a-z and A-Z any special character

Actually, there are only 3 different urls. Is it would be better to use it in this case? I am going to use it in displaying pages with numbering like page-1, page-2 ......

If page numbering, use pagination. Instead

Guys i have one question Suppose we are sending queryset Users=User.objects.all() to index.html And we are not using users; index.html is empty So will it still hit database ?

Guys i have one question Suppose we are sending queryset Users=User.objects.all() to index.html And we are not using users; index.html is empty So will it still hit database ?

Anyways that is a statement ...User.objects.all()... hitting the database.

If you are talking only about template...then there it won't hit

And what if i print only 1 user ,i have 10k user and check If xuser==user Print xuser

The concept of view is that...you have to do all calculations/database queries in views...defined in views.py.....and use the generated results in template (html file)

So in this way, even if you are using index.html empty or not... it will hit db

Ok so if i send 10k user to template it will gonna hit db whether i use it in template or not

Thank you, Bro I was bad before I didn't know about the reverse relationship so I used to send all and other stupid things

I want a regex pattern which contains no numbers and contains a-z and A-Z any special character

Project Path(' categories/', include (main.site.urls)) N for app Path('men/',views.men) Path('women/',views.women)

see i send 10k user to template now in template i will do For user in users: If user.id = x: {{x}}

Use DRF

Or heliohost.org

Bro is there anything which can help to convert Django website into Php😂😂

Bc I am working on a college project which is in Django but they dont allow anything else than PHP

Learn php or get someone to do it. If it's not a college project, buy from codecanyon.net

Lol I can make in PHP but it will take so much time that I made in Django PHP sucks man

Why did they stick to php?

BC they taught me PHP in 5th sem not django

Ask

Are you sure, you wouldn't prefer to use python?

Do you mean many image to one text

Manyimage one text

Pls I need help