Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Tim Daniel schrieb: > Thanks for the answer, I was already getting worried about my > 'session' way. No caching for know although it doesn't seem difficult > to implement. And yes the way you do it would have that advantage, but > mine has beautiful urls!! ^^ > thanks again, > > URLs are

Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Thanks for the answer, I was already getting worried about my 'session' way. No caching for know although it doesn't seem difficult to implement. And yes the way you do it would have that advantage, but mine has beautiful urls!! ^^ thanks again, Tim DG

Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Tim Daniel schrieb: > Thanks for making this clear! > But do you think/know that this is the best way to do it? I haven't > done it these way until now because in most cases it causes large and > ugly urls(I only had to show the page number). Is the way I'm doing it > till now a maybe ineficiente

Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Thanks for making this clear! But do you think/know that this is the best way to do it? I haven't done it these way until now because in most cases it causes large and ugly urls(I only had to show the page number). Is the way I'm doing it till now a maybe ineficiente and thus not recommended way?

Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Tim Daniel schrieb: > > On 22 ene, 16:17, Thomas Guettler wrote: > >> Tim Daniel schrieb:> I read something that it would be more >> >>> efficient to store only the query and doing pickle?? I don't know how >>> to do that, I've been looking in the docs and other posts

Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

On 22 ene, 16:17, Thomas Guettler wrote: > Tim Daniel schrieb:> I read something that it would be more > > efficient to store only the query and doing pickle?? I don't know how > > to do that, I've been looking in the docs and other posts but no clear > > explanation. So

Re: Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Tim Daniel schrieb: > I read something that it would be more > efficient to store only the query and doing pickle?? I don't know how > to do that, I've been looking in the docs and other posts but no clear > explanation. So what I really want to know: which is the best way of > handling this

Performance using session, passing data from one request to another, use js or not? Best practice?

Hi django-pros, I'm nearly finishing my django web-app and I've got some questions: 1. I'm using pagination: from django.core.paginator import Paginator, and then handling it all by myself, I do not want to use any other modules or snipetts or so on. I'm using it to paginate the result of a