I'm not sure whether you could define tags with these names yourself
that do nothing (or a safe version of what Django allows). I suspect
Django might not allow this and give a name clash.
Alternatively you could parse any such tags out of the user defined
templates before passing them to the template engine:
import re
NAUGHTY_RE = re.compile(r'\{%[ ]*(include|extends)[^%]*%\}')
sanitized_template = NAUGHTY_RE.sub("REMOVED", template_string)
As long as the templates don't get too large re should be a fairly
quick bet.
I haven't tested my regex with that many situations so you might want
to improve it, but it seems to work OK.
Euan
On 30 June, 04:07, Tom Eastman <tom.east...@otago.ac.nz> wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I'm planning on writing a django app that will serve as a tool for
> writing mail-merge type form letters. Well, not actually letters, but
> documents which will have variable substitution in them, to either
> rendered either as HTML or LaTeX documents or some other markup language.
>
> Of course, I would love to be able to take advantage of the Django
> template system. I imagine users being able to create their own
> templates which are then rendered with contexts to produce the output
> documents.
>
> That part is pretty easy -- I've done something similar before, and
> there's also the django-dbtemplates app which appears to do something
> similar.
>
> But I want to ensure that my users can't access anything in the template
> *loader*, to prevent them including system templates or other
> potentially sensitive things into their own templates.
>
> To that end, is there a way I can load and render templates, but disable
> any occurrences of the '{% include %} or {% extends %} tags or things of
> that nature?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom
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