Is this the best way to organize the files in Django? Not important, it's personal taste.
Also in a web cart scenario where is the best area to put the data of the items inside the cart? Umm, i would say in a database Is it good to put the checking if the user has login in the base template and check the rights of the user in each page? Yeah, that's usually how it's handled. Kadusale, Myles wrote: > > Good Day to all! > > > > I just want to clarify my knowledge in Django > > Because right now I am a little bit confused. > > > > The views.py is the "controller" so this file is the > > one who will be handling the POST and GET. > > > > So there will be only one method that will be handling > > the POST and GET for the whole application, so how can you > differentiate if the user is using the POST to save the Inventory > items and not Employee profiles? > > > > Or I should have separate views.py for the Inventory items and > Employee profiles? > > If yes, so where should I put my main page where the user can login? > > Or what should be the directory structure of my application? > > > > Right now this is what my sample application looks like this > > > > I hope this don't get distorted > > > > DjangoProj [Directory] > > | > > |---------------------------- __init__.py > > |---------------------------- manage.py > > |---------------------------- settings.py > > |---------------------------- urls.py > > |--------App [Directory] > > | > > |----------------------------- __init__.py > > |----------------------------- models.py [ > All my models are here ] > > |----------------------------- views.py [ > this is where my web app starts ] > > | > > |- Forms [Directory] > > | | > > | |--------------------------------- > __init__.py > > | |--------------------------------- > LoginFrm.py [ used for login ] > > | |--------------------------------- > EmpFrm.py [ used for adding employee and their access rights. I > just extended user of Django ] > > | |--------------------------------- > InvItemFrm.py [ used for add, delete, edit, view items] > > | |--------------------------------- > RcveItemFrm.py [ used for receiving items ] > > | |--------------------------------- > ReturnItemFrm.py [ used for returning items ] > > | > > | > > |- Templates [Directory] > > | > > |--------------------------------- > base.html [ this is the base for all templates and it has a > checking feature to detect if user has > login] > > |--------------------------------- > base_login.html [ this is used for login ] > > |--------------------------------- > base_menu.html [ this is used for viewing the menu ] > > |--------------------------------- > index.html [ this is the first page of my web app where you login ] > > |--------------------------------- > main.html [ this will come out after login in index.html ] > > |--------------------------------- > aed_emp.html [ used for add, delete, edit, view employees and > their rights ] > > |--------------------------------- > aed_item.html [ used for add, delete, edit, view items ] > > |--------------------------------- > rcv_item.html [ used for receiving items ] > > |--------------------------------- > rtrn_item.html [ used for returning items ] > > |--------------------------------- > vrcv_items.html [ used for viewing all items recieved ] > > | > > |- CSS [Directory] [this is > where I put my CSS files ] > > |- Media [ Directory ] [this is > where I put my images ] > > |- scripts [ Directory ] [this is > where I put my javascripts ] > > > > > > Is this the best way to organize the files in Django? > > > > If you have comments, suggestion, anything please reply. > > Need some inputs about this. > > > > Also in a web cart scenario where is the best area to put the data of > the items inside the cart? > > Is it good to put the checking if the user has login in the base > template and check the rights of the user in each page? > > > > Hope someone here could be kind enough to help. > > > > > > Thanks in advance > > Myles > > > > > > > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
