> particular table. I've got it working like this in my urls.py:
>
> latest_info_dict = {
> 'queryset': Page.objects.all(),
> 'slug': Page.objects.latest().slug,
> }
At this point, your urls.py has a semi-static dict in it...most
importantly, latest_info_dict['slug'] is set to a constant
value...that returned at the time of evaluation.
To work around the "problem" (it's an evaluation-timing thing, so
Python/Django is doing the "right" thing...just not what you
expected), you need to simply pass Page.objects to your dict as,
say "objects". Then, in your view template, you need to
reference "objects.latest.slug" which will do the lookup
evaluation at the time the template is rendered. Or, if it's
referenced multiple places in your template and you don't want a
DB hit for each of them, you may have to move away from generic
views. Or if you're using the SVN development version, use some
evaluation aliasing via the "with" template tag to evaluate the
expression and save its result for future use)
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates/#with
-tim
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