If I understand you correctly you should be fine. You'd have a
base.html template with a {% block %} for your navigation, and then a
separate {%block%} for your content. In the navigation block you'd
use some dictionary entry (e.g., navbar_dict) to populate your various
entries in the navigation bar. Then whenever you render some child
template that inherits from the base.html template you need to make
sure you pass that navbar_dict element as well as any other dictionary
elements needed by the child template, and the navbar "block" should
pick up on those values and render appropriately.
On Mar 19, 3:31 am, dicko <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi there
>
> Just wondering if there is a way to dynamically include content from
> within a global template like index.html. I'm hoping to serve
> navigation elements from the database to this template while rendering
> page specific content through another template. Does this make sense?
>
> If there isn't a method to achieve this, could I use something like
> URL Fetch to achieve the same objective or is this a really bad idea?
>
> thanks heaps.
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