> I'm confused what you mean by this:
> " The problem with this is when the components require input data. All that input data needs delivered in the single template.render function."
> Can you post code examples?
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> On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 6:45 PM, Pirh <pirh.bad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi.
> In my app, I have a few components that appear on multiple pages, for example, the header. At the moment I'm using Django's include tags and storing the header data in its own HTML file. The problem with this is when the components require input data. All that input data needs delivered in the single template.render function.
> With multiple components per page, it means all my Handler objects have to scramble to build a dictionary with all necessary variables for all components.
> This to me seems like evidence of doing it wrong. Any advice on how to accomplish this in slightly tidier fashion?
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