On 12/2/06, Kai Kuehne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to call functions of the model out of the template?
> Sorry, didn't find it in the docs.
It is possible to call methods which take no arguments, by doing
{{ model.method }}
Note that this has 'method', not 'method()' -- parentheses are not
used, and it is not possible to pass arguments to the method. This is
done because the template language is not meant to be a full
programming language; if you need to call something with arguments,
you will need to do it in your view and pass the result data to the
template, or write a custom template tag which returns the data you
want.
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