>
> {{include}}
An include like the above that doesn't reference a specific view only works
when the view that contains it is extended by another view. So, if you want
your cmsvcard/index.html card to extend the cmsvcard/generic.html view, you
have to include an extend directive:
In /views/cmsvcard/index.html:
{{extend 'cmsvcard/generic.html'}}
In that case, the contents of cmsvcard/index.html will be included at the
{{include}} point of cmsvcard/generic.html.
> {{if request.function=='relatedNames':}}
>
{{include 'cmsvcard/relatedNames.html'}}
> {{pass}}
>
> ... which worked, until I added:
>
> {{if request.function=='social':}}
> {{include 'cmsvcard/social.html'}}
> {{pass}}
>
> For some reason this results in an error ticket referencing a line of code
> in the cmsvcard/relatedNames view:
>
> {{=row.Organization.name}}
>
{{include}} and {{extend}} directives are not Python code -- they are
processed before any Python code is executed. So, when you put an
{{include}} inside a Python if statement block, it does not conditionally
include the referenced view. Rather, the view gets included no matter what,
but the Python code generated from the view gets wrapped in your if
statement -- so the Python code for the view is conditionally *executed*.
If request.function=='relatedNames' is False, though, I wouldn't expect an
error in the relatedNames view portion of the code. Is it possible that
your relatedNames.html view has an extra {{pass}} statement somewhere
before the {{=row.Organization.name}} line? That would prematurely end the {{if
request.function=='relatedNames':}} block.
Anthony
