Here is my basic python code to send the variable account name over to the javascript which will render the image.
@app.route('/<username>', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def user_profile_name(username):
# return f"welcome to profile page {username}"
my_friends = database.GET_FRIENDS(connection, username)
# print(send_string)
return render_template(f"user_profile.html", friends=my_friends, account_name=username)
Here is my HTML that should go to the file with that name
<div>{{account_name}}</div>
<div id="profile picture">
<h1>Profile Picture</h1>
<img src="{{url_for('static', filename='#UserData/{{account_name}}/profile/profile_pic.jpg')}}\" width='200' height='200' />
The image is there, and if I put the name in manually like so, it works, any idea how I can send my name over?
filename='#UserData/MY_NAME_HERE/profile/profile_pic.jpg')}}\" width='200' height='200'
thanks for your time
CodePudding user response:
Concatenate your variable inside the string for the Jinja2 variable:
<img src="{{url_for('static', filename='#UserData/' account_name '/profile/profile_pic.jpg')}}\" width='200' height='200' />
Here a similar question.
(Also, are you sure that you want that hashtag before UserData, and that mix of camel case and snake case? Better to use dash case for HTML. )