On 2 июл, 10:54, Malcolm Tredinnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 2008-07-01 at 20:44 -0700, Yosifov Pavel wrote:
> > I made own tags. Sometimes I want to "rendering" arguments (when
> > arguments of the tag are Django-template-expressions). So, I use
> > template.render() method. All is OK but it's look like this:
>
> > {% some_tag {{var}} %}
>
> You can put whatever you want into your own custom tags, but this won't
> work for normal Django tags.
So, I can not use common syntax for arguments of built-in tags?
Something like {{var|default:......}} ?
Django's templates doesnt support this? Yes?
But I can do it in own tags because of using rendering of {{var|
default:....} as mini template. Right?
So, resume: tag arguments in built-in tags and own tags are not
symmetric: in own tags they are more flexible... Or I must refuse of
this method of argument's rendering...
> The {{...}} is only used to display the
> contents of a variable in a template.
>
> > but in built-in tags this is usually without {{..}}:
> > {% builtin_tag var %}
>
> This is the way variables are passed to tags.
>
> Malcolm
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