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Savious Munyaradzi Ngundu
16,920 PointsNext, create a function named steps_list that returns all of the Step objects.
where am i getting it wrong?
from django import template
from courses.models import Step
register = template.Library()
def steps_list():
steps = step.objects.all()
return {'steps': steps}
2 Answers
Oszkár Fehér
Treehouse Project ReviewerHi Savious Munyaradzi Ngundu,
You are very close when you assign steps you don't use the actual Step class, double check what you use there.
The quiz asks
Next, create a function named steps_list that returns all of the Step objects.
not a dictionary of Step objects, you return a dictionary, the return should be just simply the objects.
I hope this will help you out. Happy coding!
Carson Alexander
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 12,172 PointsIt should look something like this.
def steps_list():
steps = Step.objects.all()
return steps
Oszkár Fehér
Treehouse Project ReviewerExactly. Previously you used
steps = step.objects.all() <---- step instead of Step
return {'steps': steps} <---- just simply the steps objects as you wrote above
With the new code, you can pass the 4th section of the quiz. Happy codding!