Hello
I have several views that pass same info into templates. If i want to
change information that gets passed into template then i have to
change several views to get system up to date and this is not good.
Its common sense to replace them with one function instead.
Where and how should i write functions like that?
Second question is about handling common views. Basically i have one
big template which holds general information of the site - metastuff,
css, scripts and generic markup - page template. Then there are
several views/templates that extend the page template.
Page template is something like this:
<markup>
{% block one %}
{% endblock %}
{% block two %}
{% endblock %}
{% block three %}
{% endblock %}
{% block frour %}
{% endblock %}
</markup>
If any of those blocks is in use then other are mostly empty so they
generate no additonal unnecessary markup. Is this okay or is there
another way to do it?
Alan
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