Add AJAX functions for following/unfollowing users - #9
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coming along nicely @TJBANEY , Thanks alot. I have requested for a few changes please take a look at them.
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user object is only available in user.html, it is not available in base.html. It will work for /user/ endpoint, but it will not work for other endpoints, you may get jinja2.exceptions.UndefinedError, please check.
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I suggest moving follow, unfollow links to some reusable html template and use it everywhere, and move this javascript code to the new template created.
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Hey @SriNandan33 I made those follow/unfollow buttons snippets, and migrated the inline javascript used for following/unfollowing into a static directory
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| <p><a href="{{ url_for('core.unfollow', username=user.username)}}">Unfollow</a></p> | ||
| <div class="follow-link"> | ||
| <p onclick="unFollowUser()">Unfollow</p> |
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Please use button here just to denote it is clickable and add some css to it. Don't forget to add cursor:pointer to css rule.
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@SriNandan33 Made a few more edits that maintains follow/unfollow functionality inside hover popups |
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I added a JavaScript file with logic to asynchronously hit the follow and unfollow Flask routes. I also turned the follow/unfollow buttons into template snippets so they can be re-used throughout the application where needed, and where a context user can be provided.