Templatetags

Core templatetags

Core templatetags are automatically loaded for your disposal.

Custom URLs templatetags

Lot of what you see here has been stolen from Django’s {% url %} tag.

ella.core.templatetags.custom_urls_tags.custom_url(parser, token)

Get URL using Ella custom URL resolver and return it or save it in context variable.

Syntax:

{% custom_url <FOR_VARIABLE> <VIEWNAME>[[[ <ARGS>] <KWARGS>] as <VAR>] %}

Examples:

{% custom_url object send_by_email %}
{% custom_url object send_by_email 1 %}
{% custom_url object send_by_email pk=1 %}
{% custom_url object send_by_email pk=1 as saved_url %}

Pagination

When using any of these, you need to call {% load pagination %} prior to doing it.

ella.core.templatetags.pagination.paginator(context, adjacent_pages=2, template_name=None)

Renders a inclusion_tags/paginator.html or inc/paginator.html template with additional pagination context. To be used in conjunction with the object_list generic view.

If TEMPLATE_NAME parameter is given, inclusion_tags/paginator_TEMPLATE_NAME.html or inc/paginator_TEMPLATE_NAME.html will be used instead.

Adds pagination context variables for use in displaying first, adjacent pages and last page links in addition to those created by the object_list generic view.

Taken from http://www.djangosnippets.org/snippets/73/

Syntax:

{% paginator [NUMBER_OF_ADJACENT_PAGES] [TEMPLATE_NAME] %}

Examples:

{% paginator %}
{% paginator 5 %}
{% paginator 5 "special" %}
# with Django 1.4 and above you can also do:
{% paginator template_name="special" %}

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