Render multiple objects from Django model using request function
Solution 1:
Can you share template? Anyway, i guess the problem is here:
return render(request, 'core/frontpage.html', {'jobs': jobs, 'jobs':all_jobs})
You are trying to add two same keywords to dict: 'jobs' and 'jobs'. There should be something like:
return render(request, 'core/frontpage.html', {'jobs': jobs, 'all_jobs':all_jobs})
And then use jobs and all_jobs objects in your template
Solution 2:
As said.
return render(request, 'core/frontpage.html', {'jobs': jobs, 'all_jobs':all_jobs}) and
in 'core/frontpage.html' .. second time 'jobs' comes , where you wanna list all jobs..replace it with 'all_jobs'..
Further Explaination,
- Third argument to render() is a dictionary.Its called context. ( i guess)
- Its key value pairs. The ones in quotes are the keys.After the ':' is its value. value can be any data type or obj.
- These keys are send to the template , ie the html page you are rendering , here 'core/frontpage.html'.
- Those keys can be used as variable in the template(html page) for examle .. loop through it,if it is a iterable(like list or like here, a queryset)
- In your code, you assigned the key 'jobs' twice..
{'jobs': jobs, 'jobs':all_jobs}.. the second overrites the first.