hi all
I have a lot of small pieces of template like
<a href="{{object.get_absolute_url}}">object.name</a>
and I need to inset these pieces here and there. I can define
inclusion_tag for every piece, but their definitions look stupidly the
same:
def object(a):
return {'a': a}
object = register.inclusion_tag('object.html')(object)
only object differs, so it is not the best solution. I tried to use {%
include %} tag, but in different templates I need to refer to "object"
by different names. let's say in template parent.html "object" called
"childObject", in template child.html "parentObject", so I need kind
of aliasing/mapping of variable names or variable assignment in
template. currently I'm thinking about extension {% include %} tag for
accepting third argument (for mapping) or custom tag like {% let
object childObject %}. maybe there is better or standard approach
exist for this?
thanks
Maxim Loginov
http://zeliboba.by.ru
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