On 26 May 2009, at 11:27 , Sam Kuper wrote: > 2009/5/26 Bojan Mihelac <[email protected]> >> is there a way to pass result of a template filter to some tag for >> further processing? >> >> {% some_tag content|textile %} >> >> The best I came so far is something like: >> >> {% textile content as content2 %} >> {% some_tag content2 %} >> >> With this textile, or any other filter should be rewritten as a tag >> which does not seem DRY. > > I haven't used Django with Textile before, but mightn't it be > reasonable to > do the textile processing in the view before handing over to the > template? I don't think so, semantically the textilized version is simply a display format. The data itself is the original one and it could just as well be displayed as raw text.
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