Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Jim Steil wrote:
>
>> def makeTeamLink(team):
>> link = Element('a',href='/team/%d' % team.id)
>> link.text = team
>> return link
>>
>> What I want to be able to do is have an image to click on instead of the
>> text. In normal HTML, I'd do this by wrapping an image tag inside of an
>> anchor tag. Does anyone know of a way to build an Element to generate
>> this html? I've tried a couple things, but haven't hit upon the right
>> combination.
>>
>
> Solution 1)
>
> link = Element('a', href='/team/%d' % team.id)
> link.text = team
> img = Element('img', src='myimg.gif')
> img.append(link)
>
> Solution 2)
>
> img = XML('<img src="myimg.gif"><a href="/team/%d"/>%s</img>'
> % (team.id, team))
>
> Where XML must be imported from kid, of course.
>
> -- Chris
>
> >
>
Thanks Chris. I used solution 1, but had to flip-flop the order of
them. I had to append the img to the link instead of the link to the
image. But, now it works.
-Jim
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