Ashish Bhatia schrieb:
> Hello,
>
> I created one widget to display some text.
>
> The problem with the widget is that it fails to show the data
> Eg :
>
> in widget.py
> i made data=['aa','bb',cc']
> on the kid
> ${data} works fine
> but when i write the loop using py:for i do not render.
>
> I put this in the kid
>
> <td py:for="d in range(10)" py:content="d"/>
>
> but it donot displays on inscpecting element it shows "<td py:for="d
> in range(10)" py:content="d"/>"
>
> If i try like
> <td py:for="d in range(10)" >${d}</td>
>
> It gives error d is not defined.
Please show us the *full* template. To me it looks as if you have the
namespace-declaration messed up - which would explain why you can use
${...}, but not py:*
Diez
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