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Klerik <[email protected]> Jul 10 08:24PM +0200
Is possible add more arguments to base template, I have only page
argument.
In code.py I have:
sablona =
web.template.render("/home/klerik/Workspace/blog/static/",
base="base")
In base.html I have on top:
$def with (page)
I need more arguments like on other templates, is it possible? If
yes, give me
some easy sample.
Thanks
Klerik
Tae Sandoval Murgan <[email protected]> Jul 10 02:27PM -0400
Do you mean something like:
$def with (content)
<html>
<head>
<title>$content.title</title>
</head>
<body>
$:content
</body>
</html>
? Check this: http://webpy.org/cookbook/layout_template [3]
Scott Gelin <[email protected]> Jul 10 02:33PM -0400
I may have misunderstood the question, but If you need more
variables
specific to a template, you can include them in the first line of
your
template:
$def with (this=None, that=None, works=None)
and pass them via your render statement:
return render().templatename(additional,variables,gohere)
If you want global variables that your base template can use - (or
any
other template, for that matter) check out:
http://webpy.org/docs/0.3/templetor#builtins [4]
sablona =
web.template.render("/home/klerik/Workspace/blog/static/",
base="base", globals={'variablename':'some value'})
and $variablename will be accesible within your templates
Klerik <[email protected]> Jul 10 09:28PM +0200
My English is a little worse, so I was wrong about the issue
expressed, but even so, you
helped me, and I can solve using global variables (somehow I did
not realize it). Anyway, my
question was whether to base the template I add another variable,
as it does with other
templates.Eg. the template index to send the class Index quite a
lot:
return sablona.index (seznam_zapisku, ziskej_kategorie,
ziskej_datum, pages, cislo_strany)
and then in the template index have that kind of writing:
$ def with (seznam_zapisku, ziskej_kategorie, ziskej_datum, pages,
cislo_strany)
It goes something like this done even with the base template?
This time it translated by google, so hopefully it will be more
understanding :).
Klerik.
On Wednesday 10 of July 2013 14:33:56 Scott Gelin wrote:
I may have misunderstood the question, but If you need more
variables specific to a template,
you can include them in the first line of your template:
$def with (this=None, that=None, works=None)
and pass them via your render statement:
return render().templatename(additional,variables,gohere)
If you want global variables that your base template can use - (or
any other template, for that
matter) check out:
http://webpy.org/docs/0.3/templetor#builtins[1 [5]]
sablona =
web.template.render("/home/klerik/Workspace/blog/static/",
base="base",
globals={'variablename':'some value'})
and $variablename will be accesible within your templates
KlerikOn Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 2:24 PM, <[email protected][2]> wrote:
Is possible add more arguments to base template, I have only page
argument.
In code.py I have:
sablona =
web.template.render("/home/klerik/Workspace/blog/static/",
base="base")
In base.html I have on top:
$def with (page)
I need more arguments like on other templates, is it possible? If
yes, give me some easy
sample.
Thanks
Klerik
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