Dotan Cohen a écrit :
Ok, here's a Django example without a template: # views.py def index(request): torvalds = request.GET.get("torvalds", "No torvalds here") return HttpResponse("<html><body>%s</body></html>" % torvalds)Allright, but what if I need to output in the middle of the page? Say, one row of a table that is neither the end nor beginning of the code? I ask because the construct "return" makes me believe that this is not good for this purpose.
A django "view" function returns a full HttpResponse. It's nothing like PHP's "server page" scheme - here you first build your full response, then pass it back to the framework (which will deal with the frontal webserver).
and here's an exemple using a template:
(snip)
Again, how could I output something in the middle of the page with the
> templates? Already answered elsewhere in this post. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
