Re: what's different between {% static %} and {{ STATIC_URL}}
On 2015-01-06 12:55, Andreas Kuhne wrote:
The difference is the age of the django project you are looking at. {%
load staticfiles %} the {% static %} is the current way to load and
use static files. It also has the option to do other things (like MD5
hashes for versions) automatically and should be used.
Also {% static %} works with your 500.html
As there is no context accessible if an 500 happen, {{ STATIC_URL }} is
not available.
-- Florian
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Re: what's different between {% static %} and {{ STATIC_URL}}
Hi,
The difference is the age of the django project you are looking at. {% load
staticfiles %} the {% static %} is the current way to load and use static
files. It also has the option to do other things (like MD5 hashes for
versions) automatically and should be used.
If you create a project in the new way, you will also get all of your
static files nicely copied to a static file directory that you can serve
from your webserver automatically. It's the best way to do it.
Regards,
Andréas
2015-01-06 12:23 GMT+01:00 老张 :
> hi,guys
> i'm new to django。when I write my first app, there are 2 options to access
> static files,
> 1 using {{ STATIC_URL}}
> 2 using {% load staticfiles%} then {% static %}
> what 's different between the 2 options, and ,when I migrate from
> development to production env
> which one is conveniency ?
> Thanks alot
>
>
>
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what's different between {% static %} and {{ STATIC_URL}}
hi,guys
i'm new to django。when I write my first app, there are 2 options to access
static files,
1 using {{ STATIC_URL}}
2 using {% load staticfiles%} then {% static %}
what 's different between the 2 options, and ,when I migrate from development
to production env
which one is conveniency ?
Thanks alot
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