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    <p>From the tags and your template code, I gather that you are using Django. To understand your issue, you'll have to understand how Django views work relative to your browser, and what happens when your browser issues a request for a given url.</p> <h2>What happens on the <code>Django</code> side:</h2> <p>What happens when you request an url is that your base <code>urls.py</code> file will be searched for pattern matching your url. If a pattern is encountered, then the corresponding <code>view</code> will be called.<br> The <code>view</code>will carry out its logic, and will use a <code>template</code> to render its response into <code>html</code>.</p> <h2>What happens from your browser's point of view</h2> <p>The browser requested an url, and received a response, it is not aware of the fact that a view was called, and that it fetched a template somewhere. </p> <h2>What this means to you</h2> <p>The fact that your <code>search.js</code> file is located next to your template is <strong>totally irrelevant</strong>, as your browser <strong>never requested any file from this directory</strong>, it's the <code>view</code> that did, when it fetched its <code>template</code>.</p> <p>Actually, your browser's request for <code>search.js</code> will be forwarded to <code>Django</code> by your webserver and will (most likely) result in a <code>404</code> error, unless <code>search.js</code> resolves to a view in your <code>urls.py</code>.</p> <h2>How you can use this to solve your issue</h2> <p>You'll need to serve your <code>search.js</code> file from a directory that can be accessed by the browser. Usually, this is done in three steps:</p> <ol> <li><p>Configure your webserver so that it serves any path starting with <code>/static/</code> on its own (somehow, this means not forwarding the request to <code>Django</code>).<br> In Apache, you'd use the following rule: <code>Alias /static/ /YOUR/STATIC/DIRECTORY/</code></p></li> <li><p>Configure <code>Django</code>'s <code>settings.py</code> to use <code>/YOUR/STATIC/DIR</code> as <code>STATIC_ROOT</code>, and <code>/static/</code> as <code>STATIC_URL</code>.</p></li> <li><p>Put your <code>search.js</code> file in your <code>/YOUR/STATIC/DIR/</code></p></li> <li><p>Use <code>src="/static/search.js</code> to reference your file in your <code>html</code> template.</p></li> </ol> <p>One last thing: if you're using the development server, you might need to ensure your <code>STATIC_URL</code> starts with the full path to your server, including the port. (Or you might have issues with browser security policies).</p> <h2>A few additions:</h2> <p>Your should be using template tags so that you don't have to write <code>/static/</code> in your template.<br> You should be using <code>manage.py collectstatic</code> to autimatically put static files in your static directory.</p> <p>Most importantly, <strong>you should investigate what Django's MVC (or MTV) model is about</strong>.</p>
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