One possible way would be to create your own template tag and use it instead
of the provided one. I did it recently and it's not that complicated, you
should use the code for the current one as an starting point and just extend
it to accept some custom parameter you provide, in this case the email
field.
Regards
2011/9/21 SixDegrees
>
> I'm using the Django-supplied comment framework, and I would like to
> initialize the email field of the comment form with a value stored in a
> session variable. The forms, however, are created using template tags; they
> aren't instantiated in the view, for example, where I could easily provide
> the session value as part of the 'initial' dictionary. I don't see any way
> in the template to pass this value along so the form can make use of it.
> How
> can I do this?
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