sorry. Bad example. I just don't want to do it that way. I'm passing it as a parameter, and it has just got to happen :)
From inside a external python method it would be something like this:
from DocumentTemplate import DT_Util text_html_quoted= DT_Util.html_quote(text_with_html) Look at the timeobject. You can either... <dtml-var "ZopeTime()" fmt="%a"> ...or... <dtml-var "ZopeTime().strtime('%a')"> Something like that, please, folks. Cheers
<dtml-var "'text %s text'%id" url_quote> the url_quote is a parameter to dtml-var. -- Andy McKay.
----- Original Message ----- From: "peter bengtson" <peter@grenna.net> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2001 11:01 AM Subject: [Zope] url_quote written differently
1a) <dtml-var id> is one way of writing it.
2a) <dtml-var "'text %s text'%id"> is another way of writing it
1b) <dtml-var id url_quote> is a second way of writing it
2b) ????? How do I do this one??
I have tried this, but that didn't work: <dtml-var "'text %s text'%id.url_quote()"> , but that didn't work either. What's the syntax? Anybody?
Cheers, Peter
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