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It seems the method doesn't work for me. Getting a jquery error in the base.html stating issue with {% block myBlock %} line

soumyachatterjee

Hello ! I noticed that sometimes the percent number may have far more digits than we want, for example, How could we limit the decimal digit number to 2, that is 66.66% ? Thanks :)

fofoqueiro

My JQuery doesn't seem to work :/

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Try Django - Launch with Code - 18 of 24 - Use jQuery to make Bootstrap progress bars function

Try Django - Launch with Code -1 of 24 - Welcome to Launch with Code

Try Django - Launch with Code - 2 of 24 - Start First Django Project

Try Django - Launch with Code - 6 of 24 - Start a Django App

Try Django - Launch with Code - 4 of 24 - Settings Setup Django Main Configuration

Try Django - Launch with Code - 15 of 24 - Load Static Files (CSS, JS, & Images) in Django

Try Django - Launch with Code - 3 of 24 - First View using a Function Based View

Try Django 1.10 - 5 of 40 - Start Django Project

Try Django - Launch with Code - 7 of 24 - Using Django Forms

Try Django - Launch with Code - 10 of 24 - Create Custom Reference ID

Try Django 1.8 Tutorial - 1 of 42 - Introduction - Learn Django

Try Django - Launch with Code - 9 of 24 - Get User IP Address from Requests

Try Django - Launch with Code - 8 of 24 - Make changes to Django Models with South

Try Django - Launch with Code - 23 of 24 - Prepare for Production using Heroku.com as Server

Try Django - Launch with Code - 13 of 24 - Save Reference ID with Foreign Key Model Fields

Try Django - Launch with Code - 5 of 24 - Implement Bootstrap Front End Framework to Django

Try Django - Launch with Code - 18 of 24 - Use jQuery to make Bootstrap progress bars function

Try Django - Launch with Code - 11 of 24 - Create a Social Sharing Page to Share

Try Django - Launch with Code - 16 of 24 - Update Front End Design with CSS

Try Django 1.8 Tutorial - 2 of 42 - Start Project - Learn Django

Try Django 1.8 Tutorial - 23 of 42 - Styling MVP Landing Part 1 - Learn Django

Try Django - Launch with Code - 22 of 24 - Final Styles Update to Complete Bootstrap Design

Try Django - Launch with Code - 20 of 24 - CSS Background Image & Styles & Parallax

Try Django 1.8 Tutorial - 14 of 42 - Form in a View - Learn Django

Try Django - Launch with Code - 17 of 24 - Create a Social Sharing Page Part 3