Questions tagged [render-to-response]

render_to_response is a Django shortcut function that renders a given template with a given context dictionary and returns an HttpResponse object with that rendered text.

render_to_response is a function in the Python-based Django web framework.

It belongs to the package django.shortcuts, which collects helper functions and classes that “span” multiple levels of MVC.

The function renders a given template with a given context dictionary and returns an HttpResponse object with that rendered text.

More information on Django documentation: shortcut functions.

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Retrieving an image from mongoengine and display it on a page as http reponse in python

Hello am new with mongoengine. I just want to retrieving an image from mongoengine and display it on a page as http reponse in python. I have added images to database and i printed it in the console and i got the following result:
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Django - returns single value after for loop while print returns multiple values

I am trying to open an xml file, manipulate and render to response or download file from url. I am doing to return multiple objects, when I say print after for loop, in terminal I see every requested objects comes but when I say return only single…
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Django: render_to_response to another view

How to pass the "render_to_response arguments" to an new view? def show_list(request, id): try: profile = request.user.get_profile() list = Lista.objects.get(user_profile = profile) except Lista.DoesNotExist: c = {} …
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django - iterating over return render_to_response

I would like to read a file, update the website, read more lines, update the site, etc ...The logic is below but it's not working. It only shows the first line from the logfile and stops. Is there a way to iterate over 'return…
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How can I return html code by using `render_to_response`?

my return code is: return render_to_response( 'login.html', context_instance=RequestContext(request, locals()) ) and it sometimes works as follows : but sometimes when I use it in decorator, it becomes this and it doesn't work…
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