I am trying to pass a template into a cut filter, something like this
{{ myVariable|cut:"something + templateVariable" }}
I've tried:
{{ myVariable|cut:"something"|add:templateVariable }}
and
{{ myVariable|cut:"something {{ templateVariable }}" }}
but these does not work.
Is this possible to do?
It should work with a temporary variable using the with tag :
{% with myFilter="something"|add:templateVariable %}
{{ myVariable|cut:myFilter }}
{% endwith %}
Or in Django 1.2 and older:
{% with "something"|add:templateVariable as myFilter %}
{{ myVariable|cut:myFilter }}
{% endwith %}
Add does not support concatenation of string and int but you could easily make a template filter that converts to string for example:
from django import template
register = template.Library()
@register.filter
def to_unicode(mixed):
return unicode(mixed)
Would allow a such template tag expression some_int|to_unicode|add:'foo'
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