On 06/27/2012 08:55 PM, Smaran Harihar wrote:
Hi Guys,
I am new to Django and have completed the initial basic tutorials in
the django doc. I am presently working on a pre-customized
django application. I was wondering how I can use FireBug to locate
the code in a specific element (like button). In the sense, in general
the web development once we are able to locate the button we are able
to then locate the class of the specific element and JS attached to it
and CSS. But in Django this cannot be done since everything is located
in separate directories.
Since I am entering into the Django code, where should I start looking
for the CSS and JS files?
Hi Smaran,
You can install django-debug-toolbar. That will tell you which templates
are used to render a given page. You'll also see the whole template
inheritance hierarchy. Knowing the URL and those two bits of
information, you'll be able to mentally trace a request as it's handled
by urls.py, dispatched to a view function, which in turn feeds a
template. You can work forward from the URL or backward from the template.
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