Re: howto access session from jinja2

2011-11-30 Thread Leo Liang
You're right. Thanks for pointing it out. I Should have read the Pyramid doc more carefully. Evan 2011/12/1 Michael Merickel > The fact that "request" is exposed is part of Pyramid. Any renderer hooked > up to pyramid will have at least 2 globals "request", "context". There are > also some othe

Re: howto access session from jinja2

2011-11-30 Thread Michael Merickel
The fact that "request" is exposed is part of Pyramid. Any renderer hooked up to pyramid will have at least 2 globals "request", "context". There are also some others and it's all documented here: http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/1.2-branch/narr/renderers.html#adding-a-new-rendere

Re: howto access session from jinja2

2011-11-30 Thread Liang Leo
Michael, yes. i'm using pyramid_jinja2. and your advice works like a charm. thanks however i dig into the pyramid_jinja2 docs again to figure out whether i missed sth. but still i could not find anything talking about 'request is exposed in the template' so… is there another place where i can ge

Re: howto access session from jinja2

2011-11-30 Thread Michael Merickel
Sorry, is this a question about jinja2? If so there's another mailing list for that. If you are asking about pyramid_jinja2, for use in conjunction with pyramid then the request is already exposed in the template, so you can simply do "request.session['mykey']" to deal with the session. On Wed, N