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I am using MySQL, Node.js, Pug, and Sequelize.



I want to grab data from the database and convert it into a value that can be placed into the variable that Pug can convert to html.



 app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)
return name1;
);

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);
);


The problem is that nothing appears on the webpage.
I have tried name1.advisor_name
I have tried name1
I have tried multiple ways of obtaining the information.



I have tried placing the Query inside next too advisor_name:
I am just not sure how to get the value from Sequelize and into the Pug variable.










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  • Please post the relevant pug template code too.
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    Nov 11 at 2:13














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I am using MySQL, Node.js, Pug, and Sequelize.



I want to grab data from the database and convert it into a value that can be placed into the variable that Pug can convert to html.



 app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)
return name1;
);

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);
);


The problem is that nothing appears on the webpage.
I have tried name1.advisor_name
I have tried name1
I have tried multiple ways of obtaining the information.



I have tried placing the Query inside next too advisor_name:
I am just not sure how to get the value from Sequelize and into the Pug variable.










share|improve this question





















  • Please post the relevant pug template code too.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 2:13












up vote
0
down vote

favorite









up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I am using MySQL, Node.js, Pug, and Sequelize.



I want to grab data from the database and convert it into a value that can be placed into the variable that Pug can convert to html.



 app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)
return name1;
);

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);
);


The problem is that nothing appears on the webpage.
I have tried name1.advisor_name
I have tried name1
I have tried multiple ways of obtaining the information.



I have tried placing the Query inside next too advisor_name:
I am just not sure how to get the value from Sequelize and into the Pug variable.










share|improve this question













I am using MySQL, Node.js, Pug, and Sequelize.



I want to grab data from the database and convert it into a value that can be placed into the variable that Pug can convert to html.



 app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)
return name1;
);

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);
);


The problem is that nothing appears on the webpage.
I have tried name1.advisor_name
I have tried name1
I have tried multiple ways of obtaining the information.



I have tried placing the Query inside next too advisor_name:
I am just not sure how to get the value from Sequelize and into the Pug variable.







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  • Please post the relevant pug template code too.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 2:13
















  • Please post the relevant pug template code too.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 2:13















Please post the relevant pug template code too.
– Graham
Nov 11 at 2:13




Please post the relevant pug template code too.
– Graham
Nov 11 at 2:13












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You need to render the page INSIDE the callback from mongodb:



app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);

);

);





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  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:24










  • The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 22:41


















up vote
1
down vote













Try with async function :-



app.get('/', async function(req, res) 
try
var name1 = await BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: ['advisor_name'],
where:
id: '1'

);
res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.toJSON().advisor_name
);
catch (err)
res.render('programofstudy',
error: err
);

);





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  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:23










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up vote
1
down vote



accepted










You need to render the page INSIDE the callback from mongodb:



app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);

);

);





share|improve this answer






















  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:24










  • The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 22:41















up vote
1
down vote



accepted










You need to render the page INSIDE the callback from mongodb:



app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);

);

);





share|improve this answer






















  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:24










  • The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 22:41













up vote
1
down vote



accepted







up vote
1
down vote



accepted






You need to render the page INSIDE the callback from mongodb:



app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);

);

);





share|improve this answer














You need to render the page INSIDE the callback from mongodb:



app.get('/', function(req, res)

var name1 = BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: [ 'advisor_name' ],
where:
id: '1'

).then(function(name1)

res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.advisor_name
);

);

);






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answered Nov 11 at 2:14









Graham

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  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:24










  • The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 22:41

















  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:24










  • The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
    – Graham
    Nov 11 at 22:41
















How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
– Kevin Swagger
Nov 11 at 21:24




How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
– Kevin Swagger
Nov 11 at 21:24












The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
– Graham
Nov 11 at 22:41





The short answer is caolan.github.io/async - we do it all the time with our routes and pug templates and it works well. Ask another Question here if you have specific issues with implementing it.
– Graham
Nov 11 at 22:41













up vote
1
down vote













Try with async function :-



app.get('/', async function(req, res) 
try
var name1 = await BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: ['advisor_name'],
where:
id: '1'

);
res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.toJSON().advisor_name
);
catch (err)
res.render('programofstudy',
error: err
);

);





share|improve this answer




















  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:23














up vote
1
down vote













Try with async function :-



app.get('/', async function(req, res) 
try
var name1 = await BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: ['advisor_name'],
where:
id: '1'

);
res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.toJSON().advisor_name
);
catch (err)
res.render('programofstudy',
error: err
);

);





share|improve this answer




















  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:23












up vote
1
down vote










up vote
1
down vote









Try with async function :-



app.get('/', async function(req, res) 
try
var name1 = await BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: ['advisor_name'],
where:
id: '1'

);
res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.toJSON().advisor_name
);
catch (err)
res.render('programofstudy',
error: err
);

);





share|improve this answer












Try with async function :-



app.get('/', async function(req, res) 
try
var name1 = await BasicInformation.findOne(
attributes: ['advisor_name'],
where:
id: '1'

);
res.render('programofstudy',
advisor_name: name1.toJSON().advisor_name
);
catch (err)
res.render('programofstudy',
error: err
);

);






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  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:23
















  • How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
    – Kevin Swagger
    Nov 11 at 21:23















How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
– Kevin Swagger
Nov 11 at 21:23




How can I do a ton of grabs and then render from multiple tables?
– Kevin Swagger
Nov 11 at 21:23

















 

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