I finally went half and half here, by posting to an /vote//
url. Personally, I think handling the GET in the tag and the POST in a
view is a bit messy, but perhaps I find a better solution later.
After I got that to work properly, I also implemented an ajax version.
I have never done that in Django
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 6:11 PM, marty3d wrote:
> Thanks, that's a shame...
> So I'm now trying to do the request.POST stuff in a view instead.
> Since the idea is to have the voting app as decoupled as possible, is
> there a slick way to pass, perhaps the whole object in this case, but
> at least
That's what I also figured.
I began trying to pass content_type and object_id as hidden fields to
the view. This didn't work (see code below), so I'm going to try to
use the content_type as a part of the url. But perhaps you can explain
why I can't use it in the form object?
views.vote:
def vote2(
On May 13, 6:11 pm, marty3d wrote:
> Thanks, that's a shame...
> So I'm now trying to do the request.POST stuff in a view instead.
> Since the idea is to have the voting app as decoupled as possible, is
> there a slick way to pass, perhaps the whole object in this case, but
> at least the name of
Thanks, that's a shame...
So I'm now trying to do the request.POST stuff in a view instead.
Since the idea is to have the voting app as decoupled as possible, is
there a slick way to pass, perhaps the whole object in this case, but
at least the name of the model or similar together with the post?
On May 13, 1:21 pm, marty3d wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm making this small generic voting application and have stumbled
> across a strange issue.
> My idea is that the user comes to a page, like /news/slug where I'm
> having an inclusion tag showing up/down voting controls. Select your
> choice in the vot
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