Perhaps I don't understand the question, but why cannot your context
include a number of different pieces of data?
return render_to_response('country/search_detail.html',
{'search_results': search_results,
'firm_search':firm_search,
'client_searc
Those are both good, and the book _Practical Django Projects_ by
Bennett is another good choice.
Jim
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I have a question about escaping a db query that uses iregex. I
wonder if there isn't just a function that I need to use that I don't
know how to find.
I have a text box where users can enter multiple words and I will
search the database for a regex made from those words (the underlying
databse
How does a field pass attributes to a widget? I have approximately
this
class fooForm(forms.Form):
x_choice=myForms.xField(widget=myWidgets.xWidget)
where myWidgets.xWidget is a subclass of RadioSelect so it has a
required argument like "choices=[('a','1'), ('b','a')]" (this is
generated dyn
Thank you *very* much.
> What happens when you try it? Your computer won't catch on fire when you
> make a mistake, so experimentation is a good way to learn. :-)
I left out a lot of fumblings, including these ones. I find that when
I'm beginning trying to understand a system with lots of parts
Thank you *very* much.
> What happens when you try it? Your computer won't catch on fire when you
> make a mistake, so experimentation is a good way to learn. :-)
I left out a lot of fumblings, including these ones. I find that when
I'm beginning trying to understand a system with lots of parts
I'm trying to write some of my first custom Django widgets, fields,
and forms. I'm having some trouble making out what the source code
does.
I have radio buttons that end in html something like this.
string
Here "key" and "string" come from the db and could be non-ascii, or
any string at all.
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