Fix setup

[AbhijithGanesh]

Closes #1206

Description

Fixes the various Mark-up errors caused while updating from backbone templates.

[AbhijithGanesh]

@gorkemarslan Can you help me with a problem? I understand the view function passes data to our static html, but I don't understand how we can access the user model from django's template syntax. Is it fine if I pass extra detail to the frontend by adding the data related to followers, Issues and Civis?

[gorkemarslan]

@AbhijithGanesh, in Django projects, user models are passed to the template with the context processors:

https://github.com/CiviWiki/OpenCiviWiki/blob/9a9f82fe0834e06d78f5d9ec0ee430d3b28f9749/project/core/settings.py#L82-L87

so "django.contrib.auth.context_processors.auth" is responsible for this action.

You can access a user instance in the template via {{ user }}. If you want to get profile image URL, you should use {{ user.profile.profile_image_url }} in the template.

However, apart from the user model, you have to explicitly pass a model (Thread, Civi, etc) to the context dictionary in the relevant view from the views.py

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Could you explain more your purpose here? In which template you want to access these models?

Is it fine if I pass extra detail to the frontend by adding the data related to followers, Issues and Civis?

If want to access civis of a user you can use in the templates:

{% for civi in user.civis %}
   <h2>{{ civi.title }}</h2>
{% endfor %}

Remember that there is one-to-many relation with the User model and the Civi model so we can access civis by user.civis

https://github.com/CiviWiki/OpenCiviWiki/blob/9a9f82fe0834e06d78f5d9ec0ee430d3b28f9749/project/threads/models.py#L186-L194

I hope I could help. If not, could you explain your purpose and your problem a bit more?