Is there anyway to declare variables within a template? I'm coming
from a Zope background where with dtml you have the dtml-let tag and
with ZPT you have tal:define. Django's templating seems so much cooler
than Zope's, but I'm missing a declare or define tag.
The idea I want to be able to do is:
{% declare nopastshows=0 %}
{% for show in object_list %}
{% if show.is_past_show %}
<h4>{{ show.show_date.month }}/{{ show.show_date.day }} {{
show.show_title}} @ <a href="{{ show.location_url }}" target="new">{{
show.location_name }}</a></h4>
{% else %}
{% nopastshows=1 %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% if nopastshows %}
<h4>No past show information available</h4>
{% endif %}
I saw the topic on writing a custom tag for the food selection, but
that seems like a lot of work for such a simple task. Does anyone have
any suggestions? Thanks.
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