PythonistL wrote:
>Is it possible to use errors dictionary with non-English character?
>
>
Sure!
>I use errors like this:
>
>if new_data['CategoryF']==None
> errors={1:'non-English characters}
> return render_to_response('shop/Errors', {'errors': errors})
>
>
And what's in a template?
If you use {{ errors }} then you get Python representation (repr()) of a
dict where non-ascii strings are escaped and you see hex codes instead
of letters. To show strings as strings you should extract them from the
dict. For example:
{% for error in errors.items %}
{{ error.0 }}: {{ error.1}}<br>
{% endfor %}
><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
>
>
This is not necessary. Django sets this properly in HTTP headers already.
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