It is going to be like following.
In HTML (doesn't have to be div of course any HTML tag can get data
attribute:
...
Then in JS:
var dataElement = document.getElementById('backend-to-js-name');
var name = dataElement.dataset.name;
console.log(name);
Check it out "data" attributes
here:
Hi Cuneyt,
How do you add the data fields and their values to tags generated by python?
For example, how would you add a data field to something generated by {{
form.name }}?
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Hi Cutest,
How do you add the data fields and their values to tags generated by python?
For example, how would you add a data field to something generated by {{
form.name }}?
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As you can guess this is general problem for all backend languages for
passing data to JS.
AFAIK the standard practice is attaching the value to a DOM element as
"data" property and using fetching the value from that element in your JS.
If it is a primitive value it is easy to do so, if it is
Hi Steve,
I am new to Django as well. To do what you wanted to do (pass values from
python to js), I used ajax queries (using jquery) and then did a
JsonResponse to the ajax call. The ajax call then handles the data as
required.
Sample usage:
VIEWS.PY:
class InstructorDeleteView(DeleteView):
I am trying to pass values from Django/Python to Javascript, and have it
working to a degree, but need some assistance (obligatory: I'm new to
Django so could be hosing this)
I have three files in play here, *views.py, app.js, home.html*. I can get
the values passed to home.html as part of the
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