[snip]
> maybe you should just pass a callable that returns an xml.etree.Element
> (with subelements in there of course)
>
> I would do this like the following and then my web designer who does CSS
> would like me even more :)
>
> first in the controller (I put some dummy stuff to emulate yours):
>
> http://paste.turbogears.org/paste/1314
>
> then in the template:
>
> http://paste.turbogears.org/paste/1315
>
> as you can see I imagined some simplified model (Item class here) to
> emulate yours but I think this is one way to get what you want.
> The js code is also simplified because I did not know what was profile
> (a dictionnary of something it seems).
>
> This code was tested in a quickstarted TG 1.0.2.2 app with genshi
> templating.
That's a really neat way to handle this. Thanks a lot for taking the time to
wrap this example up so nicely.
Oh, actually I turned wordwrap off for this post (and did a bad job "wrapping"
it by hand), because I didn't want to mess up the traceback at the end.
Thanks
Uwe
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