I have re-read the template documentation with Malcolm's answer in
mind, and it all makes a lot more sense now.
Im 'ooh-aah'-ing at Django more and more each day.
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Hi Malcom,
That actually answers it perfectly. I had found bits and pieces of
what you said, but you wrapped it up quite well. It makes complete
sense that you really wouldn't want to be calling multiple views at one
time, because something has to be the "controlller". With the template
tags i
On Mon, 2006-09-18 at 18:38 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am new to Django, and forgive me if this is a question that has
> already been answered, but I can not seem to find the "official"
> answer. I will explain what I am trying to figure out with an example.
>
> I am building a wiki, I
Well worded. I've been wanting to solve exactly this kind of problem as
well. I feel like there's something we're not "getting".
A simple example in my case is a login form and a search form. Both
come from different views, but up till now I haven't found a way of
integrating them both in one pag
I am new to Django, and forgive me if this is a question that has
already been answered, but I can not seem to find the "official"
answer. I will explain what I am trying to figure out with an example.
I am building a wiki, I have a number of views which show a wiki page,
edit a wiki page, save
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