Django Populate Data From MySQL phpmyadmin (Select Option) Database

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Django populate data from mysql phpmyadmin (select option) database

How to populate data from MySQL in Django via phpMyAdmin, first, ensure the Django project is connected to the MySQL database. Then, use phpMyAdmin to import or input data into the relevant MySQL tables. Django can read this data through its ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) and display it in the webapplication in to a dropdown (select option).

How to Connect MySQL Database with Django:

To connect Django to MySQL via PhpMyAdmin, configure the database settings in Django's settings.py file. Use the 'mysql' engine, set 'HOST' to 'localhost', 'PORT' to the appropriate MySQL port, 'USER' and 'PASSWORD' to PhpMyAdmin's MySQL credentials, and 'NAME' to the desired database name.

Binding data into dropdown select option using querySet

In Django, to bind select option data from a database, you need to use a Model to represent the database table, create a QuerySet to retrieve the data, and pass it to the template using the view, rendering the options using a loop in the HTML select element.

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