Lets say I have code in template like this: <a href=\"#\"> {% if request.user.first_name or request.user.last_name %}
Suppose I want to repeat some easy HTML structure on my site a lot of times. For example, I want to display some parts of the pages \"in green boxes\".
Okay, I have a somewhat complicated form with a lot of complicated business logic, and as a result I\'m actually generating fields on the fly when the form is created. I need to be able to access the
I have many different models and each does something different. In template i want use templatetag ex: {% loadmodules \'left\' %} which loads the appropriate modules
First of all: Hello StackOverflow folks :) . That\'s my first post here. Okay, on to the thing: The Django messaging framework does not work in my little application. I have the following layout:
I have my models: class Volume(models.Model): volnumber = models.IntegerField(\'Volume Number\', primary_key=True)
I am rails developer and new to django. Is there anyway to interpolate like in rails ?? <a href=\"{% url upload-csv %}\" works fine but开发者_JAVA百科
I need to know how to get this code working on Django. This example WORKS: View: def index(request): if request.user.is_authenticated():
I have a list of sections that I pass to a Django template. The sections have different types. I want to say \"if there is a section of this type, display this line\" in my template, but having an iss
I have the following form: class FeaturedVideoForm(ModelForm): featured_video = forms.ModelChoiceField(Video.objects.none()
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