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django-simplecms/example/views.py

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from django.utils.translation import gettext_lazy as _
The dependency on swapper has been replaced with an incredibly simply "registry". Client projects register their models and views during import time with a decorator. The cms views use the registered classes to generate pages and forms. Furthermore, the example application now combines the app and the project in one, inspired by this line in the Django documentation: There’s no restriction that a project package can’t also be considered an application and have models, etc.
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from cms.views import SectionView, SectionFormView
from cms.decorators import section_view
New version! Modelled after Django's admin application, simplecms now allows you to define everything related to it in the file 'cms.py'. No more inherited proxy models and no more migrations every time you add/remove a section type! In fact, the dependency on django-polymorphic has completely been removed! The example project has been updated and should get you started. Documentation will be coming soon!
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from cms.forms import ContactForm
The dependency on swapper has been replaced with an incredibly simply "registry". Client projects register their models and views during import time with a decorator. The cms views use the registered classes to generate pages and forms. Furthermore, the example application now combines the app and the project in one, inspired by this line in the Django documentation: There’s no restriction that a project package can’t also be considered an application and have models, etc.
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@section_view
class Text(SectionView):
verbose_name = _('Text')
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fields = ['content']
template_name = 'text.html'
New version! Modelled after Django's admin application, simplecms now allows you to define everything related to it in the file 'cms.py'. No more inherited proxy models and no more migrations every time you add/remove a section type! In fact, the dependency on django-polymorphic has completely been removed! The example project has been updated and should get you started. Documentation will be coming soon!
2020-03-21 17:49:41 +00:00
The dependency on swapper has been replaced with an incredibly simply "registry". Client projects register their models and views during import time with a decorator. The cms views use the registered classes to generate pages and forms. Furthermore, the example application now combines the app and the project in one, inspired by this line in the Django documentation: There’s no restriction that a project package can’t also be considered an application and have models, etc.
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@section_view
class Images(SectionView):
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verbose_name = _('Image(s)')
fields = ['images']
template_name = 'images.html'
New version! Modelled after Django's admin application, simplecms now allows you to define everything related to it in the file 'cms.py'. No more inherited proxy models and no more migrations every time you add/remove a section type! In fact, the dependency on django-polymorphic has completely been removed! The example project has been updated and should get you started. Documentation will be coming soon!
2020-03-21 17:49:41 +00:00
The dependency on swapper has been replaced with an incredibly simply "registry". Client projects register their models and views during import time with a decorator. The cms views use the registered classes to generate pages and forms. Furthermore, the example application now combines the app and the project in one, inspired by this line in the Django documentation: There’s no restriction that a project package can’t also be considered an application and have models, etc.
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@section_view
class Video(SectionView):
verbose_name = _('Video')
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fields = ['video']
template_name = 'video.html'
New version! Modelled after Django's admin application, simplecms now allows you to define everything related to it in the file 'cms.py'. No more inherited proxy models and no more migrations every time you add/remove a section type! In fact, the dependency on django-polymorphic has completely been removed! The example project has been updated and should get you started. Documentation will be coming soon!
2020-03-21 17:49:41 +00:00
The dependency on swapper has been replaced with an incredibly simply "registry". Client projects register their models and views during import time with a decorator. The cms views use the registered classes to generate pages and forms. Furthermore, the example application now combines the app and the project in one, inspired by this line in the Django documentation: There’s no restriction that a project package can’t also be considered an application and have models, etc.
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@section_view
class Contact(SectionFormView):
verbose_name = _('Contact')
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fields = []
New version! Modelled after Django's admin application, simplecms now allows you to define everything related to it in the file 'cms.py'. No more inherited proxy models and no more migrations every time you add/remove a section type! In fact, the dependency on django-polymorphic has completely been removed! The example project has been updated and should get you started. Documentation will be coming soon!
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form_class = ContactForm
success_url = '/thanks/'
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template_name = 'contact.html'