This might VERY well be exactly what I have been looking for - THANK
YOU very much for the info - damn, that I missed this in the docs (but
to my defence it is extremely well hidden :-) ) Anyways - I'll give it
a spin when I get home (doing django in my spare time).. thanks again..
later / Lars B
On 19/09/06, Waylan Limberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 9/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Well - yes but most MVC type applications have a dispatcher like
> > architecture where the request is caught by a single resource which
> > then locates the controller to ha
On 9/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well - yes but most MVC type applications have a dispatcher like
> architecture where the request is caught by a single resource which
> then locates the controller to handle the request.
> Anyways, I think I got most of it to work (usin
Well - yes but most MVC type applications have a dispatcher like
architecture where the request is caught by a single resource which
then locates the controller to handle the request.
Anyways, I think I got most of it to work (using my sparse python
knowledge :-) )
but each time I tried to read fr
On 9/18/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But that strikes me as a bad design. Normally in MVC
> apps you have your controller to fetch all data before forwarded
> to the view.
Keep in mind that Django is not strictly MVC -- the closest thing we
have to a "controller" is the URL
you´re right.
I`m happy if it works the way you explained. unfortunately, I don´t
think it does.
similar discussion: http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/
browse_frm/thread/f6aa4c6108fd557e/
patrick
Am 18.09.2006 um 15:56 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> But that strikes me as a bad de
But that strikes me as a bad design. Normally in MVC
apps you have your controller to fetch all data before forwarded
to the view. By doing it the way I (tried to) explain you are
able to use your portlet in whatever context and by
using template inheritance you can make all portlet appear
the bas
I think you could do that (or something similar) with using template-
tags.
we´re having a sidebar on one of our django-sites where the user is
able to select the content (and position) she wants. since we don´t
know what´s going to be loaded when calling the view, we have to use
template-t
I am a happy but rather newbie user of django but one thing seems to
rattle my chain :-). I've created a base template which includes
several blocks which are overridden/inserted in the specific pages, but
if the template is to use any context parameters I have to set these in
ALL controller metho
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