Images are not showing up in the page

[Sahan Srinivas]

Hi Devs,

Images are not showing up in Django. Below is the screenshot

Below are the screenshots of Settings.py file and urls.py files

settings.py

urls.py

home.html: (I have give like this in html file)

views.py

Media Images:

I followed the documentation, stack overflow but, I am still not sure why images are not showing up. Can anyone help me out?

Kind regards,

Sahan

[Vishesh Mangla]

Where's {% static %}?

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[Sahan Srinivas]

Hi,

 

{%  static %} is not required here because image is coming from model.

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[Mir Junaid]

The command is {% load static%}

[Sahan Srinivas]

Yeah I gave that, actually that is also not the problem. Not sure what it is

Kind Regards,

Sahan

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[Kiyavilo Msekwa]

If you are running it on a live server make sure that media/photos folder is on public_html before you run load %satic% since the access to the domain will look into public_html folder to which Django does not run from.

I had previously encountered similar situation and the solution was to copy the folder into public_html instead

I hope this answer the question.

Regards

Kiyavilo

On 9 Apr 2023, at 22:52, Sahan Srinivas <26s...@gmail.com> wrote:

Yeah I gave that, actually that is also not the problem. Not sure what it is

Kind Regards,

Sahan

On Sun, Apr 9, 2023 at 3:44 PM Mir Junaid <mirjun...@gmail.com> wrote:

The command is {% load static%}

On Sun, 9 Apr, 2023, 11:45 pm Sahan Srinivas, <26s...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Devs,

Images are not showing up in Django. Below is the screenshot

<image.png>

Below are the screenshots of Settings.py file and urls.py files

settings.py

<image.png>

urls.py

<image.png>

home.html: (I have give like this in html file)

<image.png>

views.py

<image.png>

Media Images:

<image.png>

I followed the documentation, stack overflow but, I am still not sure why images are not showing up. Can anyone help me out?

Kind regards,

Sahan

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[Sahan Srinivas]

Yeah thanks everyone, the problem is resolved.

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[Ryan Nowakowski]

Your images field is capitalized in models but lowercase in your template. Canonically it should be lowercase in your models.

[Sahan Srinivas]

Yeah Ryan thanks for your noticing, I was literally looking back and forth for the solution and found it out.

Kind regards,

Sahan

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