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I believe I have found the solution. I will post the code first and explain at the bottom.
views.py
def get(self, request):
usersession = UserSession.objects.filter(user =self.request.user)
args = {'usersessions':usersession}
return render(request, self.template_name, args)
HTML
{% for usersession in in usersessions %}
whatever material you want to loop through
{% endfor %}
- The HMTL is needs to know how many or which UserSessions to use.So a loop has to be ran for that to get a list of some sort
- you will need to call on specific object out of the list so in your function in views.py you can set the list (in this case I set it as usersessionS) as args* and then you can get an specific object from the list as well as any info that was stored in there based on your model.
- I also did a filter on your query so you can get the most recent session as your session.This allows the session that is saved to be the user logged in but i suspect that can be modified to your liking.
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