On 29-May-07, at 8:34 AM, Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> Note that for simple cases, you may be able to use a generic view.
> These are views that cover simple use cases (just render a template,
> render a template for a single database object, render a template for
> a list of database objects, e
On 5/29/07, Vincent Nijs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Russell,
>
> I think I am starting to get the basic idea of 'extends' for templates.
> However, I don't get what I need to do to get my basic example (or your
> example for that matter) to generate the page I want to see in my browser.
> It d
Russell,
I think I am starting to get the basic idea of 'extends' for templates.
However, I don't get what I need to do to get my basic example (or your
example for that matter) to generate the page I want to see in my browser.
It doesn't just work the way php would here so I am guessing I need t
On 5/29/07, vince <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What would i need to do exactly to
> get the following to work?
>
> {% include("design/index_nav.html") %}
> Welcome to the home page
> {% include("design/footer.html") %}
The following would work:
{% include "design/index_nav.html" %}
Welcome to
On 29-May-07, at 5:28 AM, vince wrote:
> {% include("design/index_nav.html") %}
> Welcome to the home page
> {% include("design/footer.html") %}
make a base.html page like this:
contents of design/index_nav.html
{% block maincontent %}
{% endblock %}
contents of design/footer.html
and in your
I am trying to learn Django to convert a site where I use php + python
cgi scripts. For consistent layout i would use php's include statement
for headers and footers on the old site. It is mentioned the Django
book that something similar exists for Django. Suppose i want to
create a home page (ind
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