Hi,
I have several applications running and each of them has its own
template files. They're working fine.
Then, I decided that I should create another application that would
merge all data information from each of those separated ones mentioned
above.
There were two problems to consider:
1- regarding data and views
2- regarding templates
As for 1, I found a way that follows the DRY principle. For each
function that would be requested I joined another field as an argument.
From: ex: def viewListA(request):
To: def viewListA(request, integrated = False):
Integrated is True when the request is demanded by the global application.
If Integrated == False, the function returns the html file corresponding
to it; if True, it returns 'request'.
So far, so good.
Now, for part nr. 2.
I didn't find a way not to repeat the same lines of the partial html
files in a big global html one, for the application that merges all
information. My concern is only about data information that is
presented mostly in tables.
I am aware of the {% extends ... %} tag, but it can only be used once
per file. Otherwise, I could use that tag for each of the partial
templates and would import the data blocks of each of them.
My question is this one: Is there a way I don't have to repeat the same
template coding for the above illustrated example?
Luis P. Mendes
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