Flask Tutorial Web Development with Python 8 - Content Management

In this Python web development tutorial video, we cover how we intend to create our basic content management system.

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for those following this recently. to fix the internal server errors you might get, change these lines from:

from content_management import Content
TOPIC_DICT= Content()

to these:

from . import content_management
TOPIC_DICT = content_management.Content()

and it should fix it. i just spend 3 hrs trying to fix this and ive been pulling my hair out over it. this fix sorted everything out

[jd]

Pretty neat trick : creating a dict with key = topic and values = links and names... I think this will be a time saver.

[leontalkdaliy]

dude talk less and please stop jumping from place to place stuck with your topic, you just confusing the people !!

[ignacio]

I'm getting pumped up just by thinking of the potential this has. Can't wait to continue watching this series! Thanks, sentdex!

[Denis-m]

Thank you for awesome tutorials!
Make more with Django and Flask

[RavinderSingh-wbbt]

Hello sentdex,

Fist of all, Kudos to you for these great tutorials. Thank you very much for guding and helping people here. May I request you here: I would like to request you if you could give some tutorials for HTML related to bootstrap site which you are using into these Python codes. Honestly speaking for a new comer like me have to understand that 1st and then Python code :)
Will be grateful to you if you could help us on this.

Thanks,
R. Singh

[sourabhpatel]

Great tutorial, was having a really hard time understanding the arguments passed into the render_template(#, x = x), but man did you explain it gracefully.
Thanks a lot and keep up the great work.
ps:
already in your discord and having fun

[aethosken]

Hello! I have been following your tutorials but now i can't make the script work. Any advice for it?

[EdgieMan]

Hello!

I want to add a separator <li role="separator" class="divider"></li> after one of the subtopics in topics, but can't figure out how to add conditioning for certain items coming out of the loop.

The code:
<li class = "dropdown">
<a class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown" >Application Setup<span class="caret"></span></a>
<ul class="dropdown-menu">

{% for t in TOPIC_DICT["Application Settup"] %}

<!-- <li role="separator" class="divider"></li> -->

<li><a

{% endfor %}
</ul>
</li>

[karlduckett]

The quality of you're videos is amazing!
Loving the Flask ones so far - has there been any significant changes to Flask in the last 4 years since this video series came out?

[hopchimp]

Thanks! The dialog really helps set the context for design decisions in the app.

[CB-ijqz]

How to do split your sites and what do they share? /var/www/FlaskApp/site1
/var/www/FlaskApp/site2 sharing the wsgi file but not sharing the venv. Is this ok?

[sauravgsh]

Thanks !! That's are really cool video.

[mutassem]

Great tutorials, how many parts planned?

[sntshkmr]

Very hard to keep up with series. It was a bad idea to replicate your website in this series. A generic app idea would be much better where everyone would enjoy following.