Sometimes the error can be from your url.py or even views.py and also make sure no typo. Check each on e of the above carefully. Hopefully you might see the bug.
Cheers
On Tue 31. Mar 2020 at 18.06, Jeff Waters <watersjg@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks Ryan.
I've just tried that, but I still get an error message.
By the way, is it definitely .id and not _id? I've seen both, and Django docs says: 'Behind the scenes, Django appends "_id" to the field name to create its database column name, which makes me wonder if it might be _id.
Incidentally, I've also tried amending the relevant URL path to path('add_comment/<int:p.image_id>', views.add_comment, name='add_comment') - with underscore and with a dot before the id - but that doesn't work.
Jeff
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