Hello everyone, pretty new to this stuff so please bear with me.
I've written a simple bit of python in my mytags directory to output
our aggregated feeds form our feedjack application that we built last
week.
<code>def rssfeeds(request, slag):
import feedparser
if slag == 'researchnews':
d =
feedparser.parse("http://feedjack.glam.ac.uk/researchnews/feed/
rss")
e = d['entries']
return render_to_response('feeds/glamblogs.html', {'shabba': e,
})
if slag == 'glamblogs':
d = feedparser.parse("http://feedjack.glam.ac.uk/glamblogs/feed/
rss")
e = d['entries']
return render_to_response('feeds/glamblogs.html', {'shabba': e,
})</
code>
Here's the snippet from the urls.py
(r'^rssfeeds/(?P<slag>\S+)/
$','fact.mytags.templatetags.feeders.rssfeeds'),
This works fine, I can go and browse the different aggregated feeds
based on what I put after the /rssfeeds url.
One of our designers wants me to put one of the ouputs into a sectino
of a page defined by a template. If I was using php I'd simply
include the URL on the page.
Is there something similar I can use in django, if not, I'm not sure
if I should use inclusion tags or simple tags, or how to use either of
them ;-)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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