let's clarify:

you have now:

myproject
    polls
    photos
    gigs

and want to make it all appear at main page right?

like this
+--------------------------------------------------+
| home page                                                |
+---------------------------------------+----------+
|   photo gallery                             | Polls      |
|                                                  |              |
|                                                  |              |
|                                                  |              |
+---------------------------------------+----------+
| next gigs                                                   |
+---------------------------------------------------+

you can:

1) create a homepage app to aggregate it all (don't be worried, it can
live without any models)
2) use whatever app you have, and throw a index() merging it together

just my 2cents


On 6/6/06, David Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm still trying to wrap my head around some basic ideas.  I appreciate
> the patience that has been extended my way already.
>
> Having pounded through the tutorial, I have a decent idea of how the
> poll app works, with a URL being associated with a function in the Poll
> app's view.  That function then does its business, including indicating
> how to render the page through some template, etc.  (And of course
> there's a whole lot more going on, most of which I hope to understand
> some day.)
>
> Where I am stuck now is with the idea of a page that displays a little
> of this and a little of that, a collection of widgets and blocks of
> content, a page that doesn't clearly belong to something like the
> tutorial's Poll app, but might display the newest poll, the newest 5
> news items, a few photos from a gallery, etc.  What would sort of
> function/view might the URL for that page be associated with?  It
> doesn't feel like there would be a specific app just for doing that kind
> of aggregating, but the mental map I am carrying around so far seems to
> require it. Would I just make (an arbitrary(?)) choice to put a function
> that kicks things off *somewhere* and then get to a template that does
> some inclusion of other templates? I hope I'm explaining myself well.
> Thanks again.
>
> Dave
>
> >
>

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