Hi,
here is a simple filter I use sometimes when I want to templatize the
presentation of a given model through several pages, such as a
paagraph showing a person the same way in several pages, without
resorting to inclusion (not always the same obnject name, could be
included in a loop, ..) or generating html in python (which should
be ).
Is there a standard way of doing this in Django or would it be a
useful addition (for me at least) ?
(code is for python 2.4 for conciseness, you get the point)
@register.filter
def to_template(object,template_name) :
"""render object to template giving it a object parameter"""
return template.loader.render_to_string(template_name, { 'object':
object })
using it as :
example.html
Here are the invited persons :
{% for person in party.invited_set.all %}
{{person|to_template:"person.html"}}
{% endfor %}
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