Search Products - Django Wednesdays ECommerce 26

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[@anuragbhattacharjee3984]

Q just opens up to so much possibility to the scaling of the application. Awesome tutorial John Sir!

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glad you enjoyed it!

[@JK-nx1wd]

Super dupa once again John. Echoing others that your teaching method is sublime. I chose the fa fa-search to the navbar other day and got it to work perfect with the search.html and all of the code of this tutorial. Loads of this logical thinking and code patterns are really sinking in now. Thanks loads.

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Awesome! Glad it's all starting to click!

[@romanbuchta248]

That's so cool! I have never heard about "Q" before!

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It's pretty nice!

[@TheLummen.]

Bob is everywhere !

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Ha!

[@BiancavanBiljon]

Thanks for this we were just discussing this needed to be added to our app! Your tutorials are legendary!

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Thanks!

[@user-cm5ji7vg6z]

Muy buena descripción "Bob" para un libro jaja. Saludos desde Argentina

[@texas1605]

nice way to explain and liked a lecture

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thanks!

[@Sandeshpd]

Hey John, I'm following your Twitter clone with Django playlist & I must admit I'm totally loving it. Thanks for that.
I wanted to ask do u happen to have some videos on Django and React web app or any plans to make such videos in future? If not, please consider to give it a try, Cuz you're amazing as a teacher. 🎉

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Sorry no

[@deleos3744]

Hello, following every week, can't wait to start this😄

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Hope you enjoy!

[@MrKrabbs2009]

Hey I was wondering about this one case. Say I want to make search avaliable on all pages through navbar. I make the form and include it in navbar. But the thing is it defaults to the view of the page I am currently at, say I am at landing page, home which has the home view. It doesn't go to the search view since it uses the other one. If I include the "get" of the searched value and render in the home view then it works, but on other pages it doesn't since it uses their respective views. I don't think adding the search functionale to every view is the way to go, how could I circumvent it?
UPD: I seem to have found solution, I just put "/search/" into the action of form. Seems to work ok.

[@Codemycom]

yeah just give the form an action

[@briangreenberg153]

Is there a way to force the copyright to always show at the bottom of every page without using all those line breaks?

[@Codemycom]

Sure you could write some custom css but it’s a pain

[@athulkrishna9966]

when is the order modules will be coming

[@Codemycom]

I have no set schedule

[@ahmedbenmohamed0506]

good Sir , can you add payment with card bancaire in finish this app

[@Codemycom]

Wouldn't be much of an ecommerce site if we didn't discuss payment processing :-p

[@ahmedbenmohamed0506]

@@Codemycom yes 👍

[@ArSiddharth]

one like for your burning 🔥 🔥Eyes

[@Codemycom]

ha thanks, I think

[@user-kx9xf5wi4s]

thanks

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welcome