Blog View and Template - Django Web Development with Python 7

Welcome to Part 7 of our Django web development with Python tutorial.

[张树栋-hs]

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[furkankaynar]

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[Daidera]

Thanks for those tutorials. I started with no knowledge about django and feel like i actually understand how it works now!

[bootcamprag]

Harrison,

Your tutorials are awesome. I can actually understand the materiel without to many errors and can follow along. This is very helpful and I hope I can use this as a model to build real websites. Thanks.

[waynebrucewayne]

Hi @sentdex thank you so much for posting these tutorials. I wanted to
ask you one doubt. In the file "blog.html", there is a for loop :- "for
post in object_list" . Here, it will be returning the objects of the
class "Post" right?

So, what if we have another class in our models.py, say, class "Books".
Suppose we created a ListView in our urls.py file for this class too.
So now, in the "blog.html" file, will it create a conflict in the for
loop? I mean which class's objects will be returned by "objects_list",
in the for loop ( "for post in object_list")?

[armanigiles]

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[Mjerjawi]

Thank you, very informative and easy to understand, i'm really exited about this, what is the plan for this series are you gonna stop with simple blog? i hope you go further because i cant get enough of your tutorials I'M HUNGRY!

[ankitagupta]

Hi, @sentdex.. first of all thanks for the tutorials.
I have one doubt. Is is necessary to use object_list in the for loop. Can we name it something else.
And how is it magically getting data.

Thanks.

[ahsanshafiqchaudhry]

I am sort of new to web development, but not programming. Django doesn't "look" like utilising MVC pattern, though it looks like views.py is/are actually controllers. And in this blog example, it seems there's no controller at all and, models and views are tightly coupled.

Great tutorials though!

[techkenya]

Couldn't wait for this! Thanks. Following

[wnsmuwc]

Thank you so much for making those tutorials, they are super helpful!

Though I didn't get why putting the ListView part in the urls.py instead of views.py?

[skhaaaan]

Thanks for these great videos! I find them helpful! Keep it up! I look forward to checking our your machine learning vids!

[Daidera]

Hi i am getting this error when i follow this tutorial to the end:
Could not parse the remainder: ': "Y-m-d"' from 'post.date|date: "Y-m-d"'If i leave
|date: "Y-m-d"
off everything works. Any idea what i miss here?

[أحمدمدحت-تض]

Your tutorials is awesome but for one who know django and want to review

[KarthikRamurg]

Mr. Dex. I added imagefield in models, the problem is when i run the server "Operational Error"raises like :" No_Such Column found" Can you please help me with that?

[DevakaKumarasinghe]

I'm getting an error "no such table: blog_post". Please help.

[ilanmagen]

Can you execute straight SQL under Django, say join few DB table or some other complex query ?

[gtxghost]

Could you please explain how Forms should work in Django?

[antoinefontaine]

Hi Sentdex,

thank you very much for your content it's very helpful.



I was wondering if you could also show:
How the admin can add images to each blog post
How to add a comment section to each blog post for users.


If anyone else knows the answer to this i would be very grateful.

thanks!