This is a newbie question!
If this question has already been posted, kindly point me to the
correct thread!
I've written a few inclusion_tags in django so far and like the way it
works. However I would like to make things more dynamic because i want
the same HTML markup and classes with a different content.
<div class="block">
<div class="header">
</div
<div class="content">
{% content %}
</div>
</div>
I put the django-template tag there as an indication of where i would
be wanting the content. (I guess this might be like a custom server
control in asp.net with a template inside it?).
I could fix my problem by copy-pasting the HTML a few times in a row,
but am looking for a more DRY approach.
I'm thinking more along the lines of a custom tag named 'instance' for
example:
{% instance block %}
{% include_feed "http://localhost:8080/feeds/news/"; 5 feeds/
test.html %}
{% endinstance %}
which would load a feed inside the 'content' div. Any other feeds or
other content such as latest news, latest members etc. would be
written with the same {% instance %} tag but loading different
content.
Am i completely missing something or is there a widely used way to do
this?
Thank you,
christian
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