> Is it possible to drop a Python script (around 50 lines) into one of your
> django pages? Would this be embedding into the template code?
You could wrap it in a custom template tag:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.3/howto/custom-template-tags/
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Jimmy,
I don't know your specific situation, but this is probably not worth a fee.
You already know Django and Python, all you need to do is extend that
knowledge with some AJAX.
If you run into problems, there's always this group ;)
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Oh, this does help...tremendously. Thanks for taking the time out and
explaining. I think that's enough for me to start learning via the
docs/experimenting and hopefully get something implemented.
If I can't implement this, do you know anyone that could do this for a fee?
thanks,
jimmy
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Jimmy,
Not sure what JavaScript library you use (or if you're familiar with
JavaScript at all), but this is a very rudimentary example:
First, create a View in Django that you can call, and capture the results:
import os
> from django.http import HttpResponse
> ...
> def ajax(req):
> if
Oh, that would *totally* be fine. I have no idea how to do that, do you
know of any docs that might show me how to execute this code on the
server-side and print out via AJAX?
thanks!
jimmy
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Jimmy,
Does it NEED to be embedded into the page? I ask because something like
this would be a lot easier if you executed server-side, and simply returned
the output to the front-end using AJAX.
Would that serve your purpose here, or am I misunderstanding the original
question?
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Hi,
Is it possible to drop a Python script (around 50 lines) into one of your
django pages? Would this be embedding into the template code? I am
experimenting with doing this but I haven't had any luck in finding out how.
An example of what I am trying to do is to place a script like this
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