Django - How To Do An If Statement If Button Is Clicked February 17, 2024 Post a Comment I want the user to click a button on my website, and when it is clicked I want i = i + 1. So far I have this code that doesn't work # On html file Solution 1: Try - # On html file <form method='get' action='#'> <input type="submit" value="Next" name="Next"/> </form> # In django viewsif request.GET.get('Next') == 'Next': print('user clicked summary') CopyBecause the name of the button is 'Next' not 'Name' Baca JugaPython Code That Returns True While Key Is Pressed Down False If Release?Why Does This `else` Block Work Yet It Is Not On The Same Level As The `if` Case?How To Make A String Interpreted As A Condition With Python? Share You may like these postsHow Can I Put Type() With If Statement In Python?Python Iterating Through Two Files By Line At The Same TimeValueerror When Using If Commands In FunctionContinuos Loop With User Input Condition In Python? Post a Comment for "Django - How To Do An If Statement If Button Is Clicked"
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