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
On 4/14/06, oggie rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would rather see some ability to add variables when
> render_to_response is hit. In other words, rather than using the
> proposed mechanisms above to create a unique template, I think it would
> be more usable if you were to say:
>
> def my_ad
On 4/14/06, oggie rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There was talk of processors that could possibly/probably do a cleaner
> job than this - not sure where these stand.
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/settings/#template-context-processors
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I would rather see some ability to add variables when
render_to_response is hit. In other words, rather than using the
proposed mechanisms above to create a unique template, I think it would
be more usable if you were to say:
def my_admin_override(request, ...):
context, template_list = do_mos
If someone wants to make a small customization to the admin templates,
they have to override the whole template. This can be very frustrating
if you just want to change something like the title, or userlinks for
one page. You can't just extend admin/change_form as
admin/myapp/mymodel/change_form,
