Hello,
I'm new to DJango, but I'm already lovin' it. I have a few questions
however - can someone offer any guidance, please?
Is the possible following in a template:
{ inherits ... }
{% for item in items %}
{% block A %}
some text here
{% endblock A %}
{% block B %}
some other text here
{% endblock %}
{% endfor %}
without there being another block wrapping the for loop? I've tried it
and I cannot get it working, but I think I remember some an example
doing so... I guess the general point of my question is - do all
constructs have to be wrapped in a block?
Secondly, with {{ super }}, if I had the following in my base
template..
{% block Z %}
TITLE:
{% block A %}
{% endblock A %}
DESC:
{% block B %}
{% endblock B %}
THE END
{% endblock Z %}
and used an inheriting template thus, where there was only 1 item:
{ inherits ... }
{% block Z %}
{% for item in items %}
{{ block.super }}
{% block A %}
some text here
{% endblock A %}
{{ block.super }}
{% block B %}
some other text here
{% endblock %}
{{ block.super }}
{% endfor %}
{% endblock Z %}
would I get something like..
TITLE:
this is my only item
DESC:
a test item it is
THE END
It may sound mad, but my experiments (under not so ideal conditions)
led me to think that super takes the gap *between* blocks, if you see
what I mean, as opposed to ignoring inner blocks and returning
*everything* in block Z. But I was having other issues and I could be
wrong?
Apologies if these questions seem silly or obscure, I'm probably
trying to sprint before I can walk..
Many thanks,
Mobeus.
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