Include django views in other web sites
Alessandro
is that Sometimes I cannot use server side includes on the other side,
and I don't know how to do.
I thought maybe some javascript or ajax to include with a <script> in
the destination page, but how can I do it?
Must I write a javascript with document.write on the django side or
can I import the html output directly with a javascript and a browser
side include?
Do you have any examples?
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David Christiansen
Jeff Anderson
> I need to include some django output in other web pages. The problem
> is that Sometimes I cannot use server side includes on the other side,
> and I don't know how to do.
>
> I thought maybe some javascript or ajax to include with a <script> in
> the destination page, but how can I do it?
>
> Must I write a javascript with document.write on the django side or
> can I import the html output directly with a javascript and a browser
> side include?
>
> Do you have any examples?
>
of a django project.
First I created a settings.py that only has the TEMPLATE_DIRS setting.
Next, I created my template.
Last, I created a cgi script that loads and renders my template. I used
a more generic python CGI module to handle post data.
If you don't want to use the django template system exclusively,
consider using an iframe for a "browser side include".
Cheers!
Jeff Anderson
Alessandro Ronchi
On 3 Lug, 15:26, David Christiansen <d...@dis.dk> wrote:
> Just a thought, but can you put this information in an iframe?
1) Blogger.com and other sites doesn't permits iframes
2) Referrers tracking is wrong with iframes, because if the user
clicks a link it seems to come to the included domain, not from the
referring domain.
So, the solution should be to use the same technics of statistics
sites, but I don't know hot to do it.
Alessandro Ronchi
> I have used the django template system to generate web pages independent of
> a django project.
>
> First I created a settings.py that only has the TEMPLATE_DIRS setting.
> Next, I created my template.
> Last, I created a cgi script that loads and renders my template. I used a
> more generic python CGI module to handle post data.
>
> If you don't want to use the django template system exclusively, consider
> using an iframe for a "browser side include".
I cannot use any server side technologies and I cannot use iframes.
Alaa Salman
On Jul 4, 6:41 pm, "Alessandro Ronchi" <alessandro.ron...@soasi.com>
wrote:
> 2008/7/3, Jeff Anderson <jeffe...@programmerq.net>:
> > I have used the django template system to generate web pages independent of
> > a django project.
>
> > First I created a settings.py that only has the TEMPLATE_DIRS setting.
> > Next, I created my template.
> > Last, I created a cgi script that loads and renders my template. I used a
> > more generic python CGI module to handle post data.
>
> > If you don't want to use the django template system exclusively, consider
> > using an iframe for a "browser side include".
>
> I cannot use any server side technologies and I cannot use iframes.
>
your views produce xml or json or perhaps even html snippets. And use
any javascript suite to call this view and then insert the data into
your page. I prefer spitting out data in a json format, and then using
something like YUI or jquery to call and then parse.
Alessandro Ronchi
> If i understand you correctly, what you need is just AJAX. Just have
> your views produce xml or json or perhaps even html snippets. And use
> any javascript suite to call this view and then insert the data into
> your page. I prefer spitting out data in a json format, and then using
> something like YUI or jquery to call and then parse.
Do you have any example?