Eric wrote:
> We recently started upgrading from jinja to jinja2 and ran into a
> rather large road block. Basically, in jinja2 templates rendered via
> {% include %} do not have access to variables defined in the parent
> template.
>
> So the following would print nothing:
>
> # parent template
> {% for value in values %}
> {% include "test_include" %}
> {% endfor %}
>
> # test include
> {{ value }}
>
>
> Was this change in behavior intended when writing jinja2?
>
>
> Here is a complete test case which compares jinja (which works as
> expected) and jinja2:
>
>
> def testTemplate ():
> return '''
> {% for value in values %}
> <div>Value in main: {{ value }}</div>
> {% include "test_include" %}
> {% endfor %}
> '''
>
>
> def testInclude ():
> return '<div>Value in include: {{ value }}</div>'
>
>
> def load (name):
> if name == 'test_include':
> return testInclude()
> return testTemplate()
>
>
> def testJinja ():
> from jinja import Environment, FunctionLoader
> j = Environment(loader=FunctionLoader(load))
> print j.get_template('test').render(values=['one', 'two', 'three'])
>
>
> def testJinja2 ():
> from jinja2 import Environment, FunctionLoader
> j2 = Environment(loader=FunctionLoader(load))
> print j2.get_template('test').render(values=['one', 'two', 'three'])
>
>
> print '############ Test Jinja ############'
> testJinja()
>
> print '############ Test Jinja2 ############'
> testJinja2()
>
Hi, I think you want
{% include "test_include" with context %}
See: http://jinja.pocoo.org/2/documentation/templates#import-context-behavior
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