Two thinks: - save data for images or location. Backend and db - show slides, html5/js I think better to play with media, but will be open to all public If must be private images, you will need api

You wrote L instead of 1

Start with achieving this, only with html5 and template, later, backend Bootstrap carrousel doc Django template doc Or better,Start all with html5 and 2 images, all static code, then steep by steep

pass static location images to model, and loop for i in inside django template to generate each carrousel-item

class ClientesViewSet(NestedViewSetMixin, viewsets.ModelViewSet): serializer_class = ClienteSerializer queryset = Cliente.objects.all() def list(self, request, *args, **kwargs): serializer = self.serializer_class(self.queryset, many=True) json = js.dumps(serializer.data) return Response(json)

Hi, please i need help. ) If i will create virtual env and download django 3, system says that he not have django 3, because you have python 2.7, but i have python 3.8.) How a i can change default start python settings

Hi, please i need help. ) If i will create virtual env and download django 3, system says that he not have django 3, because you have python 2.7, but i have python 3.8.) How a i can change default start python settings

how to remove it

Help someone who doesn t sleep. Children, such question. On the left there is a list of groups on the base page, when you click on one of them, the announcements concerning it are displayed. At this time, in the url address of the id group. Then, when choosing an ad, a detailed info about it opens, and in the urla already id of the group and id of the ad. Under the announcement, the list of commentaries, and the ones you left behind, can be deleted/corrected. Removal and correction I did, but the trouble is, That when you click on a comment that you want to correct, the shape of the correction opens under the url, Where just some-text/ id-comment and everything, and after correction I can t redirect to the announcement, Under which there was a list of commentaries and in the url there were two id, And so at the moment made a redirect that doesn t quite fit in logic. How do I take 3 id from the url and make a normal rediret?

sorry, maybe a gif/video or somthing to see could help to understand the problem

I have created a basic API using Django REST Framework, with a header key "Authentication" and value "Token X". It works fine using Postman but when I try to use it with jQuery in a separate project, it gaves me this error: "has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource." Any ideas?

Did you give the token in your request?

Yes, like this: https://pastebin.com/zqRF8i9H

I have created a basic API using Django REST Framework, with a header key "Authentication" and value "Token X". It works fine using Postman but when I try to use it with jQuery in a separate project, it gaves me this error: "has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource." Any ideas?

you're doing something wrong, you'd better show your code

https://pastebin.com/4GULB44A

I have fixed this issue using django-cors-headers library

You just have to follow the docs instructions on csrftoken, it's in the django docs and you don't need to install anything

the thing is that I am not using csrf token here

I think this is the best solution

I think you have to

I did the same things using a more simple jquery code and I didn't need to use the csrf token 🤷🏻‍♂️, also you're doing a GET, so you really shouldn't need the crsf_token for that

if you're making a GET request, you don't need csrf_token, something is wrong in you JS code

Because I am making the GET request from a Chrome extension, I get this CORS error.

still, if you're using DRF, it shouldn't complain about the CORS thing 🤔

You need the csrf token

seems like you guys confused between crsf and cors btw cc @c0x6A

https://github.com/adamchainz/django-cors-headers#configuration

still DRF allows you to make requests and no need to mess with CORS

cors in nutshell is basically browser doing: if request.url != self.url: if self.url not in response.header['Access-Control-Allow-Origin']: raise CORSPolicyBlock()

this is the correct solution for cors where djago will give extra header response data to let browser allow cors