Using django to translate html

[Andrei Balasanov]

What is the best route to localize HTML using django?  There is a clear documentation what to do with the views/templates and javascript, however we have a set of the html files that are requiring localization.  If we move them to the template folder to use template localizatioin there will need to be a url and a view associated with each page, this seems not as a clean solution.  Are there any other approaches?  Currently we have 20+ html files in the static folder it is clear that they have to be moved out for localization but there?

[Andreas Kuhne]

2014-11-10 12:31 GMT+01:00 Andrei Balasanov <andrei.b...@gmail.com>:

What is the best route to localize HTML using django?  There is a clear documentation what to do with the views/templates and javascript, however we have a set of the html files that are requiring localization.  If we move them to the template folder to use template localizatioin there will need to be a url and a view associated with each page, this seems not as a clean solution.  Are there any other approaches?  Currently we have 20+ html files in the static folder it is clear that they have to be moved out for localization but there?

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Hi Andrei,

I would move them to templates and add url / views for them. It's rather easy if you use the generic templateview to generate them.

Regards,

Andréas