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Adding a button with parallel functionality with Django

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I have created a django project some months ago. It is an online survey. Now I want to add a button that when pressed adds something to a database, but does not change any existing functionalities.

Brief explanation:
button will always be present at the pages with survey questions,
when pressed it will simply add a page number (at which page user decided to press the button) to a database, but the user will continue with the survey as normal.
(when the button is pressed, the view, template, questions at hand should not change. Nothing changes for the survey subject!)

My question is how to simply add this button without interfering with the survey.
I do not need detailed instructions with models, views, templates, etc. just brief idea if it is possible to do that without adding new view, reloading view, adding forms etc...

posted Dec 8, 2013 by Mandeep Sehgal

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Offhand, it sounds like you need a button wired up to some javascript  which fires off an asynchronous HTTP request. But, since you haven't  really described anything about the structure of your application, that's just a wild guess.

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