Hi guys,
I want to display a block of category-links in various places of the website. Those links are populated by making a Category.objects.all request in a view. So right now it seems like each view that should contain those links needs to put the "Category" Model in its context.
Now I would be really thankful for a tip on how to NOT repeat myself (DRY):
Is there a way to "{% include 'category-links.html' %}" and have the .html get its content from a specific view?
Kind regards
Thomas
-- I want to display a block of category-links in various places of the website. Those links are populated by making a Category.objects.all request in a view. So right now it seems like each view that should contain those links needs to put the "Category" Model in its context.
Now I would be really thankful for a tip on how to NOT repeat myself (DRY):
Is there a way to "{% include 'category-links.html' %}" and have the .html get its content from a specific view?
Kind regards
Thomas
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