views.py
> def index(request):
> latest_comic = Comic.objects.order_by('-comic_pub_date')[:2]
>
> This has an implicit .all(), it's the same than doing
Comic.objects.all().order_by('-comic_pub_date')[:2]
Then you are slicing it for the first 2 records, that's why you see 2
records. Use .first() instead the slicing to get only one record (or
slice 1, [:1] or [0]). Your template code also support several
elements, you should check it
> context = {'latest_comic': latest_comic}
> return HttpResponse(context)
> # return render(request, 'futureFleet/index.html', context) This sends to
> the template but doesn’t work at the moment
>
>
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