On 16 Oct 08:09, Pythoni wrote:
>
> In PHP can be used
> <?php
> include "http://url_address";;
> ?>
>
>
> How must I translate that to be able to use it in Django?
First off, is that a fixed string URL...
Second, is that a site under your control that you're including
if one isn't true, probably a bad idea to do it anyways.
if two isn't true, probably a bad idea to do it anyways (cross site
scripting concerns)
But, you can get the content fairly easily:
import urllib
content = urllib.urlopen("http://url_address";).read()
Then you can do what you like with that content.
Cheers,
--
Brett Parker
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