Closed sugamkarki closed 2 years ago
I followed the steps from this tutorial. I added the created a new app called frontend and added the following codes:
# myproject/urls.py from django.urls import include, path urlpatterns = [ # ... path("", include("frontend.urls")), path("", include("django_nextjs.urls")), ]
# frontend/views.py from django_nextjs.render import render_nextjs_page_sync def index(request): return render_nextjs_page_sync(request)
# frontend/urls.py from django.urls import path from .views import index urlpatterns = [ path("", index, name="index"), ]
I can now see the homepage (situated at "localhost:8000/" route) But I can't visit any other routes like "http://localhost:8000/create" which I can visit from my nextjs server "http://localhost:3000/create".
I tried adding a new route in frontend.urls.py like this
from django.urls import path from .views import index urlpatterns = [ path("", index, name="index"), path("create/", index, name="index"), ]
but I kept getting too many redirects. Can someone show me the correct way to do this or is it even necessary to add endpoints manually?
The issue was that django kept redirecting create to create/ and vice versa which caused the redirects. All I had to do was set APPEND_SLASH=False in settings.py and remove all appending slash from urls
APPEND_SLASH=False
I followed the steps from this tutorial. I added the created a new app called frontend and added the following codes:
I can now see the homepage (situated at "localhost:8000/" route) But I can't visit any other routes like "http://localhost:8000/create" which I can visit from my nextjs server "http://localhost:3000/create".
I tried adding a new route in frontend.urls.py like this
but I kept getting too many redirects. Can someone show me the correct way to do this or is it even necessary to add endpoints manually?