Django How do i display different pages on one html
Question
I am currently making a movie reservation site using django. The first page lists the currently screened movies. If I click on one of them, then go to the page where shows the details of the movie. If there are movie A, B, and C that is currently being screened.
For example
If I click A, I want to have detailed information about A movie on the movie details information page.
If I click B, I want to have detailed information about B movie on the movie details information page.
If I click C, I want to have detailed information about C movie on the movie details information page.
I want to make it not using javascript!! only using django and html!!
Could you please help me?
moviehome.html / Showing Current playing movies and Coming soon movie
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Title</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Current Playing</h1>
Hi, {{user}}! <a href="{% url 'signout' %}">LOG_OUT</a><br>
{% for movieinfos in movie.all %}
<a href="{% url 'realinfo'%}"><img src="{{movieinfos.movie_poster.url}}" width=100px height=150px></a><br>
{{movieinfos.movie_age}}
<a href="{% url 'realinfo'%}">{{movieinfos.movie_name}}</a><br>
장르 | {{movieinfos.movie_genre}}<br>
감독 | <a href="{% url 'directorinfo' %}">{{movieinfos.movie_director}}</a><br>
출연 | <a href="{% url 'actorinfo' %}">{{movieinfos.movie_actor1}}</a> , <a href="{% url 'actorinfo' %}">{{movieinfos.movie_actor2}}</a>
<br>
{% endfor %}
<h1>Comming Soon</h1>
{% for movieinfos in movie1.all %}
<a href="{% url 'realinfo'%}"><img src="{{movieinfos.movie_poster.url}}" width=100px height=150px></a><br>
{{movieinfos.movie_age}}
<a href="{% url 'realinfo'%}">{{movieinfos.movie_name}}</a><br>
장르 | {{movieinfos.movie_genre}}<br>
감독 | <a href="{% url 'directorinfo' %}">{{movieinfos.movie_director}}</a><br>
출연 | <a href="{% url 'actorinfo' %}">{{movieinfos.movie_actor1}}</a> , <a href="{% url 'actorinfo' %}">{{movieinfos.movie_actor2}}</a>
<br>
{% endfor %}
</body>
</html>
view.py
def moviehome(request):
if request.user.is_authenticated:
movie = movieinfo.objects.filter(movie_playing =1)
movie1 = movieinfo.objects.filter(movie_playing=2)
return render(request, 'movie/moviehome.html', {
'movie' : movie,
'movie1' : movie1,
'user' : request.user
})
else:
return render(request, 'movie/not_logged_in.html')
def realinfo(request):
return render(request, 'movie/realinfo.html')
#What code do i have to put in here?
def actorinfo(request):
return render(request, 'movie/actorinfo.html')
#What code do i have to put in here?
def directorinfo(request):
return render(request, 'movie/directorinfo.html')
#What code do i have to put in here?
moviehome.html -> realinfo.html showing movie's details
moviehome.html -> actorinfo.html showing actor's details
moviehome.html -> directorinfo.html showing director's details
1 answers
solution1
-1 2019-11-20 06:55:17
You should look into class based views, specifically detail view. You have to make template for detail view and then pass information from database/models to that template through views.py.
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