On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 12:51:41 +0200, Markus Schiltknecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
<div nevow:render="content_-1"> probably won't work...
To be able to do it that way, I would have to stuff the dictionaries with
fragments into an array with levels, i.e.
fragments_1 = {
'_default': loaders.xmlfile('templates/default.html'),
'kontakt': loaders.stan(...),
}
fragments_2 = {
'_default': ..
'info': ...
}
levels = [fragments_1, fragments_2]
But even then, I cannot write a common renderer, because how does it tell
which fragment to serve, i.e. at what level it currently is.
def render_content(self, ctx, data):
try:
fragment_name = inevow.ICurrentSegments(ctx)[???]
...
I don't completely understand why you really really really need this but...
def render_content(self, level):
def _(ctx, data):
try:
fragment_name = inevow.ICurrentSegments(ctx)[level]
...
Used:
<nevow:invisible nevow:render="content 1">...</nevow:invisible>
Sill I'm still surprised, nevow does not provide that functionality.
It's a bit frustrating for me to keep answering while you consistently say
that 'nevow does not provide XXX functionality', can you please stop implying
that nevow is a pile of junk compared to others?
I think another way to look at my problem is: how do I code a pastebin that
_can_ be embedded like that? A pastebin which can be a fragment of another
page.
Using macros of course and it's very easy to do, and the code I showed you
already does that and no it's not too static because you can make anything that
looks static a lot more dynamic, this is python not C++.
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