I tried using this answer located here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9679090/using-modules-in-views/9680031#9680031
Here is the response i'm trying to follow (so you don't have to click the
link).
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Just for record.
It is not a good idea to use locals()
instead of passing locals to response.render, it is better to create a
dictionary with the keys you want to be available for the view to be
rendered.
You can also include a reference to markdown on that dictionary
from gluon.contrib.markdown.markdown2 import markdown
mydict = dict(markdown=markdown, anotherkey=anothervalue)return
response.render("path/to/view", mydict)
Dont try to extend locals() in to mydict, you will run in to problems if
you try this.
Also you can just use the default web2py behavior
from gluon.contrib.markdown.markdown2 import markdown
response.view = "path/to/view"return dict(markdown=markdown,
anotherkey=anothervalue)
another option for you is to import markdown in a model file.
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What does he mean by anotherkey=anothervalue? If my dictionary is called
queryDict and I have a lot of values I'd like to be returned how could I
return them all using markdown?
Sorry if this is noobish, I love web2py and am trying to use it for
everything.
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