In the documentation it says:
When Sockpuppet calls your Django view, it passes any active instance variables along with a special context variable called stimulus_reflex, which is set to true. You can use this context variable to create an if/else block in your template or view that behaves differently depending on whether it's being called within the context of a Reflex update or not.
But if I write:
if not context['stimulus_reflex']:
in the view, I get a KeyError and even if i try to use context.get('stimulus_reflex') that doesn't help because the context never gets updated with that key.
jonathan-s
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3 years ago
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In the documentation it says: When Sockpuppet calls your Django view, it passes any active instance variables along with a special context variable called stimulus_reflex, which is set to true. You can use this context variable to create an if/else block in your template or view that behaves differently depending on whether it's being called within the context of a Reflex update or not.
But if I write:
if not context['stimulus_reflex']:in the view, I get a KeyError and even if i try to usecontext.get('stimulus_reflex')that doesn't help because the context never gets updated with that key.