I would like to extend a django template which is used via the include
macro. That is, I want to add additional output before or after what would
otherwise be emitted.
With the normal {% block %} syntax, it's easy to use super to follow the
template heirachy similar to __mro__ - but to my knowledge there isn't an
equivalent for include().
For example, form.as_p() calls render() with a template (by default,
django/forms/p.html). I want my application to modify this, so whenever
p.html is rendered, it is wrapped by my application's supplied template.
(As I want this to work for any form instance, I cannot just override the
default template name)
Another example is
say django/forms/templates/django/forms/widgets/number.html. It consists of
a single include() statement pointint to input.html. I would like to
override input.html, but in a way which eventually renders the original
template, in addition to my application's template.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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