My Django site utilizes AJAX to handle requests. Initially, I had the JavaScript code embedded within the HTML document using <script>...</script>
, which worked perfectly fine. However, when I decided to move the JavaScript to a separate file, everything still functioned correctly except for the AJAX calls. Every time an AJAX request was made, I consistently received a 404 (Not Found)
error pointing to the exact line in the document where the AJAX process began. My URL patterns are structured as follows:
url(r'^(?P<letnik_id>[1-4])/(?P<classes_id>[A-G])/(?P<subject_id>[\w\-]+)/dodaj$', views.create_exam, name="create_exam"),
Within the views:
def create_exam(request, letnik_id, classes_id, subject_id):
...
The AJAX call is crafted like this:
$.ajax({
url: "{% url 'create_exam' letnik_id=letnik_id classes_id=classes_id subject_id=subject_id %}",
...
I suspect that perhaps the
{% url 'create_exam' letnik_id=letnik_id classes_id=classes_id subject_id=subject_id %}
syntax does not function properly in a separate file. Is there an alternative method to reference the URL in this scenario? What could be causing this issue?