Issue
This is my flask.py file:
names = ["jack", "bob", "sam"]
@app.route('/home')
def home():
return render_template('home.html', names=names)
@app.route('/name')
def name():
return render_template('names.html')
and this is my home.html file:
{% for row in names %}
<a> {{row}} </a>
{% endfor %}
What I am trying to do is, make each {{row}} tag a clickable link and have it redirect me to the names.html file.
I want the names to have their own unique page and perhaps a way to store the row name that I click in a variable and somehow send it to the flask.py file.
Solution
{% for row in names %}
<a href="name/{{row.name}}"> {{row}} </a>
{% endfor %}
Jinja allows for dynamic variable naming which also means dynamic path links.
So if you wanted each name to take you to a special route you would need to first create a route that will display unique information..
Now if you want your web server to receive data from the html file you will need to create a route that takes in a POST request and give it the logic as to what to do with the data. Weather that me to redirect to index and pass in the data names=names... etc
Answered By - Akram Mohammed
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