Hi,
I am working on a photo portfolio site at the moment and for the
gallery side of things, I am using django-photologue to provide much
of the backend muscle. It's working great so far but I really want to
use an image slider/carousel to provide a nice, slick way of
navigating the photos.
I am reckoning the best way to do this is to grab all the photos in a
gallery and slap them into a JSON string, which is then fed through my
slider script. So far, I have got the data into a serialized array
using:
gallery_thumbs_json_s = serializers.serialize('json', gallery_thumbs,
fields=('image', 'title', 'caption', 'tags', 'title_slug',
'date_taken'))
Where I am now stuck, is how to use this as JSON in my script. I have
read that deserialize is the way to do it but I can't get my head
around what comes after deserialize.
Any pointers would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Dave
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