Hi,
I have a tag (called imgpath) which creates the renders the tag
with the image passed as argument and verifies the file exists or
provides some defaults ... that works fine. Notice that the argument to
{%imgpath%} can be a template variable, e.g.
{% imgpath {{baseurl}}/images/{{myimage}} %}
On 1/21/06, imbunche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The custom filter and the custom tag mentioned above work fine by
> themselves, it also works if I use any standard filter like upper or
> lower but if I use:
>
> {% imgpath {{myimg | thumb}} %}
The syntax is slightly off in that example. You'll w
Thanks for your reply,
that means my tag implementation is wrong :-( ...
Then, how can I resolve the variable name inside the tag
implementation??
I'd like to invoke the tag like:
{% imgpath /static/images/ %} ... and
are variables.
It looks like it can not be supported ... I hope I'm wrong.
I don't see why you couldn't use compile_string (from
django.core.template) or your own parser to resolve variables in your
template tag. A custom parser might be faster, but then again with
compile_string you get more features.
akaihola wrote:
> I don't see why you couldn't use compile_string (from
> django.core.template) or your own parser to resolve variables in your
> template tag. A custom parser might be faster, but then again with
> compile_string you get more features.
Using compile_strings
{{a}} = 'c'
{{d}} = '
