I’m using django to do a pixel tracker on an email
Is it easy to return an actual image from a django view (and how would this be done?) or is it easier to just return a redirect to the url where the actual image lives?
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I’m using django to do a pixel tracker on an email
Is it easy to return an actual image from a django view (and how would this be done?) or is it easier to just return a redirect to the url where the actual image lives?
You don’t need an actual image for a tracker pixel. In fact, it’s better if you don’t have one.
Just use the view as the source for the image tag, and have it return a blank response.