How to render data from populated database (no user input) to html

I would like to render data from a populated database into a HTML (homepage_view). I am not sure if I create a GET method from the database (and if so how) or use (fix) the code listed below. The ultimate outcome is to have a table with three columns (models.py) with six rows. Note: In the

Re: How to render data from populated database (no user input) to html

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Re: How to render data from populated database (no user input) to html

On Monday, January 20, 2020 at 11:59:01 AM UTC+5:30, nmax...@gmail.com wrote: > > I would like to render data from a populated database into a HTML > (homepage_view). I am not sure if I create a GET method from the > database (and if so how) or use (fix) the code listed below. > > The ultimat

Re: How to render data from populated database (no user input) to html

{% csrf_token %} views -- formView (request): if request.method == "GET" and 'q' in request.method: - your view code --- return render(request, template_name, context = {'text' : *database_text, ... . ., ., , ,}* HTML (use bootstrap i