Please excuse the subject if it makes no sense.
Simplified, I have two models Pub and Town. Pub has a ForeignKey
field called 'town'. I'm using the generic object_list view to
display all pubs in a particular town (based on a town slug in the
url). Something like this...
def pubs_by_town(request, town_slug):
town = get_object_or_404(Town, slug=town_slug)
return list_detail.object_list(
request,
queryset=Pub.objects.filter(town__slug=town_slug),
extra_context={ 'town': town },
template_name='pubs/pubs_by_town.html')
<h1>Pubs in {{ town.name }}</h1>
{% for pub in object_list %}
* {{ pub.name }}
{% endfor %}
This all works fine but getting the town object to use in the h1 seems
a bit redundant seeing as every pub instance in object_list will have
the same name of the town anyway.
Is it possible to use the queryset to pass the town name as
extra_context so that a variable is available to use in my template?
Is there a better way?
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