Julio*,*
Thanks for the quick reply.
I have not worked with templates yet so that will be a new field for me
to explore.
On Friday, 29 June, 2018 09:41 PM, Julio Biason wrote:
Hi Gerald,
You can't "split" the screen because Django is simply a way to
retrieve data from a database and send
Hi Gerald,
You can't "split" the screen because Django is simply a way to retrieve
data from a database and send HTML to the browser.
You can, however, load the history and create a form and send both to the
template, which will display both side by side (or one on to the top of the
other, or wha
Has anyone ever heard of a way to split a screen in Django?
What my client wants to do is to view a screen with the customers previous
history (scrollable but NOT editable) while entering new data for that
customer.
I think I will need a form for the data entery but I am not sure what I
would
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