I have a custom template tag that looks like so:
@register.inclusion_tag('bar.html')
def foo(b=None)
return locals()
The variables b is a boolean. How do I pass a boolean to it from the
django template?
{% foo "False" %} causes the variable to be evaluated as True. (see
discussion here:
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On Aug 7, 11:34 pm, David Danier wrote:
> What about "putting common data into its own model"? I like this
> solution, I even like this solution so much I tried to implement it
> several times. BUT you cannot get it to use a nice query. Most of the
> time you will need to fetch the translation in
Hi all,
sorry if this gets very long, but I will try to write down my current
opinion and experience with so called "model translation". I have put up
multiple sites using translatable content and I have written some apps
to help me doing so (none of which are public so far, as I hated my
first ap
I'm a big +1 on the rendering with templates, as well as multiple
template tags, I see something like:
{% form new_user_form as_p %}
{% fieldset user_info %}
{% field username %}
{% field password %}
{% endfieldset %}
{% endform %}
or something similar, you could possibly even specify att
