On 4/14/06, Rob Shakir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the comments - I'll update the patch to add documentation
> entries.
Don't feel like you can't buck the trend and add unit tests, too :-)
> Whilst I can see the point ref: adding support for datatypes that aren't
> supported formal
I've added an /examples/ directory in the magic-removal branch. It has
an example app (URLconfs + views) that may help some people learn
Django, although they're very basic examples at this point. They have
their own settings file, which means you can run "python manage.py
runserver" and see the e
On 4/16/06, Ian Clelland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now I can do things like this:
>
> from django.template import Context, Template, loader
> a = Template("{% extends templateone %}{% block one %}Hello {{ name
> }}{% endblock %}")
> b = Template("{% block one %}Stuff{% endblock %}")
> a.render(
It would be nice if there was a simple way to include a bit of XHTML in
the list-view just above the list. That way one could include links
like "download CSV-file", "show statistics" or "help". Or one could
include a bit of documentation like 'These categories are used to group
your images.' Som
I've been looking into the django template system, and how to use it
in situations other than html rendering (e.g, building up email
messages from templates in the database)
It would be very useful in these sorts of situations to be able to
extend from a template that does not exist inside of a t
