(this is not pylons-specific, but I figure someone here will know.)
I would like to be able to use link_to_remote with a dynamic target in
genshi. For example
<tr py:for="i, up in enumerate(c.unknown_things)">
<td py:content="up.name" />
<!-- suggestions -->
<td py:with="div_id = 'suggestions_' + str(i)">
${h.link_to_remote('Suggest', dict(url="/suggest",
update="div_id"))}
<div id="${div_id}" />
</td>
<!-- the form for fixing the mappings -->
</tr>
The idea being that there is a table with one row for each "unknown
thing", and each row has a cell containing a link for suggestions.
When you click on the link, the "<div>" in the suggestion cell gets
populated.
But I can't figure out how to get the "update=" parameter to be
evaluated dynamically.
Or is there a better strategy to use?
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