I'd like to show a little greeting text on a page that either says
either "not logged in", or "hi <name>" (showing the User's name), but
am having problems getting the default "not logged in" text show up.
My base.html has this:
{% block greeting %}not logged in{% endblock %}
And the child template contains:
{% extends "mysite/base.html" %}
{% block greeting %}{{ greeting }}{% endblock %}
I figured each view function would check for
``request.user.is_authenticated()`` and then fill in ``greeting`` as
required. But the problem is, if I don't set ``greeting`` in the view
function, I don't get the default "not logged in" text in the
resulting html.
What's the customary way to get that default text to show up unless
told otherwise?
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