Baurzhan Ismagulov wrote:
> I'm using django 0.96 r3709. I have base.html, page1.html, and
> page2.html templates. The latter two extend the former one. base.html
> creates a <select> box with all supported LANGUAGES. This works as
> expected in page1, but not in page2. page1 is a verdjn templatepage
> (rendered with HttpResponse(t.render())), page2 -- a template that I
> render with render_to_response. What is the difference?
All the extra information (such as {{ user }} or {{ LANGUAGES }}) is
passed to templates by a RequestContext that processes a number of
context processors defined in TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS in settings.
I suspect that your first template is rendered not just with t.render()
but with t.render(context) and this context _is_ a RequestContext
instance. On the contrary render_to_response doesn't use RequestContext
by default, it uses simple Context instead that doesn't know anything
about requests or context processors. To get it working for your second
template you should tell render_to_response to use ReuqestContext with
your request:
return render_to_response(
'template.html',
{ ... },
context_instance=RequestContext(Request)
)
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