FAQ: Views - Using Primary Keys in URLs

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Using Primary Keys in URLs” exercise from the lesson “Views”.

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Build Python Web Apps with Django

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I have a question!

When I tried to create, update, or delete the owners or patients, it shows

CSRF verification failed. Request aborted.

I think in the html forms there are {% csrf_token %} already.

Why does this message still show?

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The mini browser isn’t rendering anything. Here is the code I’ve entered in urls.py per the instructions:

from django.urls import path

from . import views

# Add your path()s inside of urlpatterns:
urlpatterns = [
  path("", views.home, name="home"),
  path("owner/list", views.OwnerList.as_view(), name="ownerlist"),
  path("patient/list", views.PatientList.as_view(), name="patientlist"),
  path("owner/create", views.OwnerCreate.as_view(), name="ownercreate"),
  path("patient/create", views.PatientCreate.as_view(), name="patientcreate"),
  path("owner/update/<pk>", views.OwnerUpdate.as_view(), name="ownerupdate")
  path("patient/update/<pk>", views.PatientUpdate.as_view(), name="patientupdate")
  path("owner/delete/<pk>", views.OwnerDelete.as_view(), name="ownerdelete")
  path("patient/delete/<pk>", views.PatientDelete.as_view(), name="patientdelete")
]

Sometimes the min browser will return this error: https://cdn.zappy.app/ede88307060bc3bc0555391ce1aeac4f.png

Otherwise, it just remains white.

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the same here :(, and i have the same code

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I have the same issue

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I had the same issue. It was resolved by adding commas after each path. Afterwards, the pages were visible in the browser.