Hi Ross,
this is the way (simplified) I do with a generic view:
Url:
----
(r'^app/$', 'project.app.views.index'),
View:
-------
from django.views.generic import list_detail
def index(request):
return list_detail.object_list(request, 'app', 'module',
extra_context = {"region": request.session['region']},
paginate_by=10,
allow_empty=True)
Now, if your module_list.html template extends you base.html, you can
use your region variable in either base.html or module_list.html.
HTH
Olivier
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