On 1/9/06, Justin Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Found it. Turbogears has a nice way of handling this using > 'turbogears.view.render'. > > For example: > > return turbogears.view.render(info=dict(xpos=x, ypos=y), > template='webapp.templates.window') > > Will return the string with variables from info inserted into template. > Default encoding is html but that can be changed.
This is what gets called when you return a dictionary and have a template listed in the turbogears.expose call. IIRC, there is now a "fragment' option that you can use to specify that you're returning a fragment of a page and don't want all of the document declarations, etc. included (if you need to do that). Kevin
