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So how did you make out with the challenge, I suspect you didn't find it terribly difficult, but here's

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how I completed it just in case.

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So I'm looking at all subscriptions page don't go HTML.

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And this is basically now, with the exception of the title here and the title here and a little bit

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down here in the JavaScript that I look at in the moment, virtually identical to the old sales page

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Dutko which HTML.

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So we changed the titles, left everything else the same, and down here I change this Eurail in the

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statement from all dush sales to all dash subscriptions.

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And then down here I just added a per month after the price.

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So that's pretty much the only change I made in here.

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Except of course I change this euro from admin slash sales slash ID to slash admin slash subscription

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a Eurail.

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That doesn't work right now, but we'll get to that soon.

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So I made those changes to the template.

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And then in Route's Dash API Dutko, I added a new route inside the protected part, the API slash admin,

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and I ended it with all dash subscriptions.

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The URL that I'm calling in the statement back in the template, and then I called a handler of subscriptions

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and that's in Handler's Dash API and it's virtually identical to the old sales handler.

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But instead of calling get all orders, it calls get all subscriptions.

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And the final change I made was in models that go here.

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We have geto orders which has where is recurring equals zero in the sequel.

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And I created another one.

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Get all subscriptions and change that to is recurring equals one.

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Now I could have collapsed these into a single function and passed a parameter.

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And if you did that, good for you, because that's less source code to maintain.

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But to keep things really clear and really simple, I just created a new function to call the database

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and get all subscriptions.

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And that's all that I did.

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And as always, the source code is posted to this lecture.

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So you can compare what I did with what you did.

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All right, let's move on.