On 2/13/07, Michael Lake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> > There isn't any way to do this built into Django. It may not always make
> > sense, either, since a template could just be a string (hence have no
> > name).
> >
> > Looking through some code I have written, I found a case where I was
> > doing something like you are and I am just passing in a "no_display"
> > variable in the context on the pages that shouldn't have a link like
> > this. I test to see if no_display is false before trying to display the
> > link (in fact, in my case, it's on a help page, too).
>
> Thats perfect, thanks.
> I now have
> {% if not no_display %}
> ... a help link in a div ....
> {% else %}
> ... a blank div element ...
> {% endif %}
>
> and in my views for the just for the help function I have:
> render-to_reponse('lab/help.html', {'no_display': 1})
>
> Works a treat. Thanks.
Why not use
{% block help %}... a help link in a div ....{% endblock %}
in base.html, and in help.html
{% block help %}{% endblock %}
I think this will be simple.
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