Here's one method of importing a common set of tags into your
app-specific templatetags modules. If there's an easier way, I'd
appreciate the advice.
1. Define your common tags, e.g. /yourproject/apps/templatetags.py:
from django import template
register = template.Library()
def some_common_op(x, y):
return 'some string value'
register.simple_tag(some_common_op)
2. An individual app's templatetags, e.g.
/yourproject/apps/blog/templatetags/mytags.py:
(Don't forget an __init__.py in the same directory.))
from yourproject.apps import templatetags
register = templatetags.register
def some_comment_op(x, y):
return 'some string value'
register.simple_tag(some_comment_op)
3. In one of your blog templates, use:
{% load mytags %}
I've read that 'load' should come after and 'extends' -- I didn't
encounter that issue, but some circumstance might require it.
- David
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