No. You should not define T in your view and your should not define T in
your actions.
T should be defined outside actions (for example it is defined in common.py
in _scaffold).
Your actions should declare that they need it and pass it to the view:
@action('index')
@action.uses(index.html)
@action.uses(T)
def index():
return dict(T=T)
now index.html can see and use T
On Monday, 7 October 2019 06:06:40 UTC-7, Ruslan Gareev wrote:
>
> Using T in Layout.html is make me to copy-paste code from common.py to
> layout.html
> [[from py4web import Translator]]
> [[from ..settings import T_FOLDER]]
> [[T = Translator(T_FOLDER)]]
>
> <html>
> some code
> ...
> <a href="[[=URL('auth/register')]]">[[=T('Sign in')]]
> ...
> </html>
> How to make that no repeat code?
>
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