> .....MS ASP programmer who is switching over to python.
I can't decide to be happy for you or to run screaming from the taint. But OK.
I did some ASP work for a very, very brief moment. Unpleasant.
> ... can't... figure out how to make it all work together in a land of joy and
> >joyness (ie Charlie the Unicorn vid)
Well. OK. Here's the flow.
1. User goes to your URL
2. Apache says Hey, Python, this URL matches <Location> handle it
3. Python say OK, and rocks it out.
- takes request from apache & kicks it to Django framework
which is really just an instantiated python class, I think?
- Django looks at request and goes, OK url <whatever the url is>
holy crap, that URL matches this pattern! I hafta send this to VIEW
- whichever View matches up is passed the request (as a python object)
- that view does its magic happy crap
- whatever codework goes in here, data parsing, DB requests, etc.
- create a Context object for the template to use
- sends it to whatever template it needs to
- template say OK Im a template, I got context lets rock
- does its template thing and wham, you got HTML
- then right back up the chain to apache and BOOM user sees HTML
I'm totally not going to read your code dude =) but there's the idea
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