Hey everyone, I have an interesting question here.
My application architecture doesn't really allow me to make use of web.py
templates (without a lot of redesign). I do use them for page
header/footer but that's it.
I'd be super happy if I could figure out how to 'intercept' the content of
a template right before it's sent to the browser.
Here's an example:
class foo:
def GET(self):
return render.foo()
where foo is an html file in my templates directory. I need to do a final
find/replace operation on the content **after** the web.py templator is
done, right **before* *its sent off to the client.
I can do this:
x = render.foo()
print x
return x
and my page still works, and what's printed *appears* to be text. However
it isn't, as dir(x) shows me the object doesn't have the typical properties
of a string.
What type of object does 'render' return, and is there any way to
manipulate the raw text contained within?
Thanks!
S
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