There are two ways to go about this, and I recommend you implement them both. 1. Javascript-free method. Include anchors for each quote, so when you redirect you can redirect like so: HttpResponseRedirect(reverse("home")+"#quote_id_%s"%(q.id)) Which will look like: http:example.com#quote_id_123 And jumps to the element with that id, like: <blockquote id="quote_id_123">Four score...
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To fix this issue, set DAJAXICE_XMLHTTPREQUEST_JS_IMPORT = False in your Django project settings. By default, Dajaxice includes the XmlHttpRequest.js library: dajaxice.core.js template __init__.py If you disable the inclusion of this third party javascript library, the Django Debug Toolbar can load panels properly. I have not noticed any issues with Dajaxice...
This is a known bug. Simplejson is deprecated in django 1.7 so Dajax is outdated. Switch to django 1.6 or to django-dajax-ng....
jquery,python,ajax,django,dajax
I enjoyed using Dajax, some years ago, but now, as the nice Jorge Bastida himself says in the project page, the need is much thinner and using both technologies without any middle layer works just fine. If you worry about having to write too many views for the dynamic part...
this has been said multiple times over the last few years. The Dajaxice project is a bad idea and you should just use JQuery and AJAX instead to post/receive data to your django view. The author has stated on his Github page; "These days using this project is a bad...
jquery,ajax,django,dajaxice,dajax
After going through everything I could think of, I finally found the problem. It was dajaxice. It is apparently overriding some things in jquery. After commenting it out, I was able to get the normal behavior. I found out that the problem can be resolved for people using jquery by...