On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 7:20 AM, Antonio <ant...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello. > > My site actually uses templates extending a base template "base.html". > Now I would like to include in each page of the site a search form. > Obviously I have to work on base template. > > The "immediate" solution is writing raw html to display the form. But > is that the only solution? > > I was wondering if I can create e a form object and include it in each > page. Of course I can't pass it in each view through context. Is there > a way to get the html of a form object from the base template? > > Thank you. > Antonio > > > > Take a look at template context processors, they are made for something just like this.
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