On 5/9/06, Robin Haswell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. When I want to put <strong>..</strong> around keyword terms in search
> result snippets
>
> 2. In one of my apps, printing one of my models returns a string with a
> <span> around it. I'd like to span to be left alone but the contents of
> the span to be sanitised.
>
> I was wondering if anyone could point me on how to do this? Ideally I
> think you should be able to do ' "my string" + XML("<tag>") +
> "something" + XML("</tag>") + "some more cruft" ', and return a
> generator, but at the moment I just get a TypeError :'(
I'd recommend creating cElementTree Elements.
In [1]:from cElementTree import Element
In [2]:e = Element("span")
In [3]:e.text = "This text is yours & mine."
In [8]:import cElementTree as ET
In [9]:ET.dump(e)
<span>This text is yours & mine.</span>
You should be able to drop the element object straight into your template.
Kevin
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