I think the ideal would be to keep the two tags decoupled, so I think
I'll instead use another approach. Instead of using the "list_limit"
tag I'll just pass the value from the view to the template (inside the
"context").
thanks,
Filipe
On Mar 19, 4:08 pm, Georgi Stanojevski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Filipe Correia напиша:
>
> > {% ifgreaterthan items|length list_limit %}
> > See <a href="...">all the records</a>.
> > {% endifgreaterthan %}
>
> > Using {% list_limit %} prints it's value fine but somehow, when used
> > in the context of another tag, it's value isn't resolved.
>
> Prehaps you could try setting a context variable in list_limit and pass
> that as an argument to ifgreaterthan?
>
> http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/templates_python/#setting-...
>
> --
> Glisha
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