Dear All,
More of a design question than a technical query...
I've got a page with multiple 'areas' - some static text, a wiki bit
and a 'marking' bit (via a form). I'd like to be able to only allow
people to enter a mark once, after which views of the page should say
"Thanks for the feedback".
The problem I have is that from the 'base' view, if I mark the page,
and then go back to base view, I can do this (using a simple
'marked':True in the context and an {% if marked %} tag in the
template). But if I then edit the wiki bit, I lose the fact that I've
also marked the page.....
I wondered if I could do this by passing the same context around, by
taking the request from one page and then passing it to the next; this
would (presumably) preserve the 'marked' bit. I tried this using
RequestContext, but it all went horribly wrong. So, please:
1: Any better ideas about how to do it
2: If the RequestContext idea is right, then could someone outline how
to do it?
Thanks,
Matt
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