This is definitely doable. And easy -- you can use django's generic
views for it.
I recommend you pick up / download "Practical Django Projects," by
James Bennett. He'll walk you through every step for creating a blog,
using generic views, etc.
~Karen McNeil
On Feb 21, 4:33 pm, delegb...@dudupay.com wrote:
> Hello People,
>
> I have a blog I'm currently designing and I have a little challenge.
>
> I can from the view get a template to render all the blogs in the database by
> fetching
> articles = Article.objects.all()
> from the view and then loop over it in my template like so:
> {% for article in articles %}
> <p>article.author</p>
> <p>article.date</p>
> <p>article.content</p>
> {% endfor %}
> This renders all the articles in my blog.
> I however want it to show an article per page.
> How can I achieve that.
> Alternatively, I am thinking I could do a filter of articles on my home page
> and the do a drill down from years, to months and then days. With title of
> each article rendered such that a visitor can click on a title and then
> directed to a page rendering the particular article.
> Is it doable? If yes, kindly give me a lead. And if no, kindly suggest a way
> out.
> Thanks.
> Sent from my BlackBerry wireless device from MTN
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