note matching query does not exist.

[Gear Crew]

what's the problem I sure no any error in code

[Manuel Alejandro Garrido Gongora]

It is likely because you are getting a directly on an object that probably does not exist in the database, I recommend that you use it instead of get filter (). first () or the method get_object_or_404 from django Regards

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El 12 sept 2018, a las 19:43, Gear Crew <mohamed.k...@gmail.com> escribió:

what's the problem I sure no any error in code

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[Yash Thakkar]

I’m agree with you that you should use filter(). Or you can use objectname.DoesNotExist as an exception.

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