It doesn't even work if you declare the class method as a template
global like this:
from datetime import datetime
tg = {'strftime': datetime.strftime}
render = web.template.render('templates/', globals=tg)
$strftime(date, '%m %Y')
Why?
A workaround is to declare a proxy function like this:
from datetime import datetime
def strftime(date, format):
return datetime.strftime(date, format)
tg = {'strftime': strftime}
render = web.template.render('templates/', globals=tg)
$strftime(date, '%m %Y') => 04 2009
JP
On 2 abr, 09:20, Fabien Grumelard <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to format a date variable in a template. If I have a
> "date" variable (which contains datetime.date.today()), I get this
> error when I write "$date.strftime('%m %Y')" in the template:
>
> <type 'exceptions.KeyError'> at /
>
> '__import__'
>
> Python templates/index.html in __template__, line 6
> Web GEThttp://localhost:8080/
>
> Traceback (innermost first)
>
> * |templates/index.html| in |__template__|
> 0. $def with (user, rediffuseur, contrats, date)
> 1. $var title: Page d'accueil
> 2. <div id="menu"><a href="/">Accueil</a> <a
> href="/logout">Déconnexion</a></div>
> 3. <div id="content">
> 4. Société : $rediffuseur.nom<br>
> 5. Utilisateur : $user.prenom $user.nom<br>
> 6. $date.strftime("%m %Y")
>
> If I just put "$date", that works but that not what I want. Is it a
> bug ? The workaround is to put $date.strftime("%m %Y") into $date from
> the python code but it's not very pretty.
>
> Thanks,
> Fabien Grumelard
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