or maybe you can define a {% block customURL %} {% endblock %} in base
and define the URL later. This would be better approach over hard-coding
that in base template.
On Jan 24, 2008 6:48 PM, Nader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you! You are right, I have to copy some templates as the
> "ba
Thank you! You are right, I have to copy some templates as the
"base.html" and the "base_site.html" which are in "django/contrib/
admin" directory to my project directory. Then I can add this link to
the "base.html" or "base_site.html" template, I don't know which one.
But I have tried it for even
>
> But I would like to
> make a link in Admin page to go to other page directly.
> So I want to go the page which I want for example with the next
> statement:
>
> Go back to the Production page
>
> Where do I have to write this statement such that I can see it in
> Admin page?
>
you can do cop
Hallo,
I have a question, maybe the answer is very easy but I don't know how
I can solve that.
I have a project which has some applications. I have used the "Admin"
class in each application to do the "CURD" easily. But I would like to
make a link in Admin page to go to other page directly.
So I
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