On Fri, 2010-08-06 at 14:03 -0700, kostia wrote:
> I have a footer on my site. It has to be filled in with data which
> comes from the database. Each view will have to load this common
> footer data. How can I organise such a behaviour in my views.py file?
try templatetags
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On 8/6/2010 5:40 PM, kostia wrote:
> Great, it works and is easy to understand. And that is despite an old
> article.
> Thank you, man.
>
No problem. I found out about them pretty much the same way you just have :)
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Great, it works and is easy to understand. And that is despite an old
article.
Thank you, man.
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On 8/6/2010 5:03 PM, kostia wrote:
> I have a footer on my site. It has to be filled in with data which
> comes from the database. Each view will have to load this common
> footer data. How can I organise such a behaviour in my views.py file?
>
> I guess it is a separate function, but I'm django n
I have a footer on my site. It has to be filled in with data which
comes from the database. Each view will have to load this common
footer data. How can I organise such a behaviour in my views.py file?
I guess it is a separate function, but I'm django newbie, so please,
keep your pulse.
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