I usually keep a separate .js file in my templates where I set such
javascript variables (preferrably as a hash or module). You can directly
include it in the base.html template so you don't make 2 requests out of it.
The main javascript functionality should definitely go to the static
files tho
Have you ever worked with anything like SVN or GIT?
Templates are a very basic and useful thing, make sure you know what
Django offers and why you don't want to use it.
As already mentioned: take a look at django South, too.
On 21/03/13 05:28, Sells, Fred wrote:
I'm converting a Java jnlp
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