Hello,
I am attempting to write a small CMS application in hopes of learning
Django more in depth.
Currently a page is just for editing textual content and it gets sent
to a template (much like the flatpage) the problem is if I had a
contact page, that happens to have a form on it, what would be the
best approach to passing the "form" context to the template? Would I
have to create a seperate template for each page that has more than
just textual content? All my pages are handled by a simplistic
page_handler view that takes a url and checks the Page model ... so
I'm confused as to how I could dynamically pass a context to any page
that I wanted. This might not be the right approach, but I don't see
the way to do it.
What I'd like to be able to do is just edit a page in the admin and be
able to write {{ form }} or {{ contact_form }} and for it to know what
context I am referring to, if that makes sense.
Much appreciate, thanks!
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