Here's the main page for templator:
http://webpy.org/templetor
It's actually pretty good. Read the whole thing and you'll be an
expert.
One thing that isn't really clear from the docs is that dictionary
keys still need to be quoted. Example:
$def with (entries)
<p>This is your blog:</p>
<dl>
$for ent in entries:
<dt>$ent["title"]</dt>
<dd>$ent["date"]</dd>
<dd>$ent["article"]</dd>
</dl>
...where title, date and article are string keys in the dictionary
called entries. Not sure if this is a typo in the docs.
On Apr 9, 3:52 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can you guys share templetor html samples
>
> thanks
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