Can I just clarify what you mean by sidebar?
I assume you are talking about a html element with some options inside it,
to allow you to navigate through the site?
This is (personally) how I'd do it, although others may prefer a different
style (you could probably go as far to make this whole thing "classy").
(hand typed code, may need re-writing)
--- views.py ---
page = "dashboard/help/users"
RequestContext(request, {
'section' : page.split("/")
}
--- layout.html ---
{% if section.0 = 'dashboard' %}
display stuff relating to dashboard only
{% if section.1 = 'help' %}
display stuff relating to dashboard/help only
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 6:27 AM, Venkatraman S <venka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking for possible suggestions in implementing sidebars - i have a
> truck load of screens and need the sidebar to change dynamically base don
> the view. Most of the siderbar-conten is just links.
>
> I was thiking of including the various sidebar options in the base.html and
> then include a flag to check whether it has to be rendered or not; and in
> the view pass the relevant flag.
>
> Any other ideas?
>
> -venkat
>
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