I have tryed multiple ways to try and turn this off including #compiler-settings useAutocalling=False #end compiler-settings
I am trying to come up with a base template for an application and one of the goals would be to remove any unnecessary js/css from pages so I want to do something in the cheetah template like
When I include a开发者_运维问答 file using #include (without raw) it parses the content correctly, but the #def which I want to access within the original file doesn\'t exist & an error is thrown.
I am writing 开发者_开发技巧a cheetah template and I want to change the cheetahVarStartToken so that I can use the $ for javascript libraries in that section of code however when I run the template I
i have a base template that calls a nested template based on a variable passed in, eg. page = 6 and what i want is to call some html as follows:
I\'m using Python Cheetah for template generation and I can\'t get it to use the compiled _namemapper.so library that is installed. I am running on CentOS 5.4 with Python 2.4 installed, using Cheetah
I have installed PyQT from this URL: http://www.riverbankcomputing.co.uk/static/Downloads/PyQt4/PyQt-Py2.6-gpl-4.7.7-1.exe
I am trying to template-ize my Apache httpd configuration for deployment to different environments and I would like to use the Python language Cheetah application to do so. However, I am having diffic
Is there a way to declare static methods in cheetah? IE snippets.tmpl #def address($address, $title) <div class=\"address\">
Big picture question. I\'ve got a cherrypy server running with all the shopping cart methods for my e-commerce site written in python. I\'m working with jquery on the front end.
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