I got it finally...
changed this:
return render_to_response('main/index.html')
to this:
return render_to_response('main/index.html',
RequestContext(request, {'request': request}))
and that took care of it. Only took a few hours of staring at the
generic views code and plenty of trial
this is what I'm sending out in the view. Basically this is an empty
section of the site that will be created later. However, it bothers me
that the menus and such will not work correctly since it seems I'm not
passing the correct info.
from views.py:
def index(request):
return
Hi,
I did identify my problem (user not in context) doing this (thanks Joshua):
{% if user %}
user in context
{% else %}
user not in context
{% endif %}
It's difficult to know where your problem might be without looking at
the code...
G
On 7/12/06, hotani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I
I think I'm missing something in my own views. Everything created by
django (admin area, generic views) will get the user info, but when I
do a view myself it doesn't work. What little tid-bit am I missing here?
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Ok, got my problem. May be your problem as well, mamcxyz.
I was using the user variable in a menu. In order to make my webpage
as generic as possible, I had defined a menu.html that I included with
a tag:
register = Library()
def make_menu(context):
pass
make_menu =
I am having this problem as well, but only for part of my site. The
admin area works normally, one of my apps works well, but another app
(happens to be the one at '/') does not see the user. {{ user.username
}} returns "". It sees someone logged in, so user.is_anonymous is
false, but everything
I don't know how to replicate it right now (I tried logging out and
deleting cookies, no dice) but it did happen to me once or twice while
I was developing something. If you only find this problem when you
aren't logged in then treating 'not user' as equivalent to
'user.is_anonymous' should be
Hi,
I do actually have a very similar problem, and I've also checked the
more common errors (settings file,...).
I put in my templates:
{% if user.is_anonymous %}
Welcome, new user. Please log in.
{% else %}
Welcome, {{ user.username }}. Thanks for logging in.
{% endif %
But then, I
I don't get the USER from context in generic views. I have configured
the context procesors with django.core.context_processors.request, but
not work in generic views...Why?
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