Python Django Tutorial: Full-Featured Web App Part 3 - Templates

In this Python Django Tutorial, we will be learning how to use templates to return more complex HTML to the browser. We'll also see how we can pass variables to our templates as context. Let's get started...

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1:03 - templates
3:25 - install app
5:21 - load & render template
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21:20 - template inheritance
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For those who are seeing errors following the last part of the video (around 42:00), the base template part href = "{% url < insert some url here > %}", it is probably because of the Django version used in the video being outdated. Newer Django versions require the addition of a namespace to the paths in the urls.py files (both project and app ones).

You can do this by going into the project/urls.py file and adding a "namespace" field inside the include function, for instance

path( ' ', include( ' blog.urls ', namespace = " < insert you namespace here >" ) )

Then, inside the base HTML file, on the "href", you should basically add inside of the quotes the prefix ' < the namespace > : ' before the url. More precisely:

href = {% url ' < insert the namespace of the url that you want to use here > : < insert the url here > ' %}

On the blog/urls.py you can simply add a variable with a string after imports, for instance

blog_namespace = " < insert the desired name here > "

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