I also had the problem once. But what I understood is that the 
interpretation of the DJANGO syntax in statics files only works when the 
file has an HTML extension. So if you really want to do something separate 
with the script you can just create another HTML file but in another folder 
where you will put the script content surrounded by the SCRIPT tags and 
then you will just include with the directive {% INCLUDE <path-file>%} in 
your main HTML file.

On Wednesday, June 16, 2021 at 3:59:16 PM UTC bisht.a...@gmail.com wrote:

> while doing great stuff with django I have found some clumsy behaviour of 
> django in handling .js file. Is there a way to effectively integrate all 
> the stuff of <script> </script> in a separate file and effectively used it 
> with rest of the html code. 
>
> for example : 
>
> // *file.html 
> ..........................................................................*
>
>     <div class = "like">
>               <div class="like-inner-flex-1">
>
>                 <form action = "{% url 'blog_likes' object.slug %}" 
> method="POST" id="likes-form">
>                 {% csrf_token %}
>
>                 <button type="submit" role = "checkbox" class="like-btn" 
> id="like-{{
> object.pk}}"></button>
>                 </form>
>               </div>
>               <div class="like-inner-flex-2">
>                 <p id = "likes">{{ object.total_likes }}</p>
>               </div>
>             </div>
>
>
>
>
> //  *file.js file*  
> ..................................................................................
>
> $("#likes-form").submit(function (e)
> {  e.preventDefault();
>   var serializedData = $(this).serializeArray();
>   $.ajax({
>       type: 'POST',
>       url: '{% url 'blog_likes' object.slug  %}',
>       data: serializedData,
>       success: function (response) {
>         var like_count = JSON.parse(response["like"]);
>         like_flag = JSON.parse(response["flag"]);
>         
>         console.log(like_flag);
>       
>         if(like_flag == 0){      
>         $(".like-inner-flex-1").toggleClass('like-animate');       
>       }else
>       $(".like-inner-flex-1").toggleClass('like-animate'); 
>       
>       if(like_flag){
>
>           $('.like-btn').css({"background-color": "#d629801a" , "outline": 
> "none"});
>
>         $('.like-inner-flex-1').css({"background-position": "right",  
> "filter": "grayscale(0%)"});
>
>         } else {
>
>         $('.like-btn').css({"background-color": "transparent", "outline": 
> "none"});
>
>         $('.like-inner-flex-1').css({"background-position": "right",  
> "filter": "grayscale(100%)"});
>
>         }
>
>         $("#likes").text(`${like_count}`);
>         }})
>     })
>
> ..........................................................
>
> if I use above script inside the same html file then it works, but in 
> above case its not working ?? If there is any work around to do this thing 
> , then please suggest me .
>
> Thank you.......
>
>  
>
>
>

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