Hi,
Another thing I forgot to mention are macros which can be used for
something very similar:
_widgets.html
{% macro last_tweets(count=20) %}
<div class=twitter>
{% for tweet in models.twitter.get_last_tweets(count) %}
<p><a href="{{ tweet.url|e }}">{{ tweet.username|e }}</a>:
{{ tweet.parsed_text }}
{% endfor %}
</div>
{% endmacro %}
And there where you want do display it:
{% from "_widgets.html" import last_tweets %}
{{ last_tweets() }}
Just makes sure that you pass some sort of object to the global dict
that the templates can use to access the data (for example a the module
with all your models).
Regards,
Armin
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