Is there a way to render a html page without having a view model in django if a page is going to display only static html?
Also, can I redirect to a html page instead of a url? For example, instead of doing this:
return HttpResponseRedirect('form/success/')
can I do this:
return HttpResponseRedirect('success.html')
?
direct_to_template no longer works in Django 1.8. Here is how to do it in 1.8, in the urls.py:
from django.views.generic import TemplateView
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^$', TemplateView.as_view(template_name="your_static.html"), name='whatever'),
]
You can render a template without a view using the generic view direct_to_template
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Redirecting to success.html isn't the way to go in django since success.html doesn't have an associated URL. You always have to bind the template to an url via a view (direct_to_template is a view which gets all its arguments from the conf in urls.py, but it's still a view)
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