SmileyChris wrote:
> I should have clarified that for this model, I have it's __unicode__
> method return a safe string:
>
> return mark_safe('%s <small>(%s contacts)</small>' %
> (escape(self.name), self.contacts_total)
Hm... I give up then :-). From my looking around the code I think it
should behave as you expect because capfirst being a stringfilter should
call force_unicode on the object and return a SafeUnicode instance.
P.S. However I think you try to shoot yourself in the foot by tying
general unicode representation of an object to work only for HTML. I'd
rather leave it to some special filter.
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