Terjemahankitabhilyatulauliyapdf37 -pdf-37-folder-terjemahan -pdf-37-googlebooks. -pdf-37-blogspot-52-M. -pdf-37-ptext.terjemahan-kitab-hilyatul-auliya-pdf-37 -pdf-37-lourcucirlu/bookmark-update-mirrors-dataroot. -pdf-37-lourcucirlu/bookmark-update-mirrors-dataroot Uploaded by: Yahya Arhman; 0; 4. October 2019; PDF. Bookmark; Embed; Share; Print. -pdf-37-bookmarks-terjemahan-kitab-hilyatul-auliya-pdf-37. -pdf-37-bookmarks-terjemahan-kitab-hilyatul-auliya-pdf-37 Uploaded by: Yahya Arhman; 0; 4. October 2019; PDF. Bookmark; Embed; Share; Print. -pdf-37-mirror-0 -pdf-37-mirror-0 Uploaded by: M. Reza; 0; 0. October 2019; PDF. Bookmark; Embed; Share; Print. -pdf-37-etext-pdf-39 -pdf-37- pdf37 Q: Django with Flask I want to make a blog website that uses Django and Flask. In Django, I need to make a post edit page, while in Flask I need to make a static homepage. To change the template for the page I need to change it in the POSTS_MODELS.PY file and the TEMPLATES.PY file, right? Another question, instead of making a homepage, can I make a blog with static pages? A: As for your first question, if you want to use a different template to display posts than the one that is used to create the posts, I would recommend placing them in separate app. Somewhere in your settings.py, you may have something like: APP_DIRS = ( os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "app1"), os.path.join(BASE_DIR, "app2"), ) Where app1 is the directory in your app_dirs tuple where you have your template for displaying posts, and app2 is the directory where your homepage template is. For your second question, you would use a PageModel to create the static homepage for your blog. Here's an example implementation of a PageModel: class StaticPage(PageModel): category = models.ForeignKey("Category") title = models.CharField() slug = models.SlugField() def publish(self): if self.request.method == 'POST': form = NotificationForm(self.request.POST, instance=self.instance) if form.is_valid(): form.save() self.reload_page() else: form = NotificationForm(instance=self.instance) return render_to_response('blog/home.html', { 'form': e2379e7a98
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