Use tal:attributes to set the values:
<h2 tal:define="statusMessage python:request.get('statusMessage');
domain python:request.get('domain')"
tal:attributes="i18n:domain domain;
i18n:translate string:">someText</h2>
José Henrique.
2006/11/22, Josef Meile <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I'm wondering if something like this is possible:
<h2 tal:define="statusMessage python:request.get('statusMessage');
domain python:request.get('domain')"
i18n:translate=""
i18n:domain="domain" tal:content="statusMessage">someText</h2>
I even replaced the i18n:domain directive by:
i18n:domain="python:request.get('domain')"
But it is not working for me. I always get the original message. I guess
everything inside i18n:domain is interpreted as a string. I know I can
do this programmatically, but it would be cool if I could do that
directly in zpt.
TIA,
Josef
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