I can think of other solutions but the one you propose seems the
simplest one.
{{=XML(str(T("To <a href="%s">bla bla</a>",url)))}}
On Jan 17, 9:03 pm, Tari <robert.t...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> As I dive deeper and deeper into the (exciting) world of web2py, I
> come to face increasingly tough challenges. I've searched and read the
> discussions back and forth, yet could not find an acceptable solution
> for my T() problem.
>
> Suppose you have to translate this entire expression, together with
> the text A() renders:
>
> ("To ", A("Be", _href="..."), " or ", A("Not", _href="..."), " to Be")
>
> How would you set about it?
>
> Naturally,
>
> (T("To "), A(T("Be"), _href="..."), T(" or "), A(T("Not"),
> _href="..."), T(" to Be"))
>
> is out of the question (word order, negation, etc.)
>
> The only way I can think of right now is to drop the A() helper and
> write the whole text manually along with each <a> tag, then wrap it in
> T(), and pray the links don't change... I really hope there is a less
> painful way, both keeping the A() helper and translating the text in
> its entirety.
>
> Thanks for the help.
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