Write yourself a context processor and register it in your
settings.TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS. For example, registering
myapp.context_processors.template_defaults:
# myapp/context_processors.py
def template_defaults(request):
return {
"BASE_TEMPLATE": "base/base.html",
}
...will expose BASE_TEMPLATE in all my templates.
Regards
Scott
> my Django project has several apps, and each app contains a constant
> named APPLABEL. This constant should be passed to all templates, but
> I'd like to avoid adding it to each rendering context manually. Is
> that possible?
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