That is what I figured on doing...I was just seeing if there was an
easier way of doing it...
Thanks
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> > Hi everyone...I want to use frames in a web app i am building..I have
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> Just use urls in your display.html file, and let urlconf.py translate
> those to views. Within those views, you can render your template &
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