Kilian CAVALOTTI wrote:
>Currently, I have:
>{% for l in list|dictsort:"name" %}
>...
>{% endfor %}
>
>I can replace "name" by a variable, but I'd also like to replace 'reversed' by
>a variable, to be able to control the sort order from the GET payload.
>
>Is there a way to achieve this? Or another mean to control sort fields and
>order from GET for a list?
>
>
There is a way but not in a template. This is typically done in a view
by sorting the list by waht you want and passing it in a template in
final order.
>In a more general way, it would be very convenient to be able to pass
>parameters to templates blocks,
>
One of the design principles of Django templates is that such logic is
moved out of them into view level.
> I often use the same HTML blocks with a slight parameter changing (like class
>attribute), and I currently have to duplicate these redundant blocks.
>
Use custom template tags. They are intended just for this sort of things.
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