Another hack would be to make your data structure look 'enough' like a
Django model such that the generic views would work for you. Remember
that Python follows duck-typing principles so if your data structures
looks enough like querysets and data models, then you could use the
generic views. I
P.S. An obvious hack would be to save all my data from memory into a
Django model, then do the view based on the model.
I'd like to avoid that if at all possible, both because it's ugly to
save data into the database just to pass it to a view and also because
I'd then get into all kinds of issues
Hi!
I'd appreciate any advice / pointers on how the following can be done
easily...
I'm writing some web pages which display a large table of static data
- a large number of rows, each with the same columns. Ideally the
pages would look very much like the Django admin pages which show all
instan
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