How do you check if a template is included into another?

[Luna Tuna]

Say I have a content editing template with a simple text area and title field.   Then I'll need a publish button for it of course.

But if I include this conten editor in a larger template, the position of the publish button will go to the bottom of additionally included content,

so I only want to render the publish button in the first template if I know that content_edit.hml is not included in a larger template.

How would I accomplish this?

[Julio Biason]

Hi Luna,

Why not do something like:

Have a base template that you will use for the basic editing, let's call it `base_content_edit.html`:

{% extends whatever-you-use-as-base-template %}

{% block editor %}

<textarea></textarea>

{% endblock %}

<button>

and then, when you need a rich editor, you have a new template, say `rich_content_edit.html`:

{% extend "base_content_edit" %}

{% block editor %}

<rich-content-editor></rich-content-editor>

{% endblock %}

Django templates are more based on the building on top of previous content than including bits and pieces (although you can do that with no issues).

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