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Start your free trialYosef Fastow
18,526 PointsHow do you use a simple tag which needs a parameter in django?
In Conjagation Tag part 4 of 4:
Trying to add a simple tag conjugate_is in list.html but conjugate_is requires a parameter num which I want to be num_elf. I can't find out how to add the parameter so if anyone could help it would be appreciated!
(I know its easy to write conjugate_is as a filter and than use a pipe like {{ num_elf|conjugate_is }} but the code challenge requires conjugate_is to be a simple tag.)
from django import template
register = template.Library()
@register.simple_tag
def conjugate_is(num):
if num == 1:
return 'is'
else:
return 'are'
{% load fairy_extras %}
There {% conjugate_is({{ num_elf }}) %} {{ num_elf }} el{{ num_elf|pluralize:"f,ves" }}.
[MOD: added "+jinja" to markdown formatting to make it pop! -cf]
1 Answer
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,441 PointsYou are very close. Don't use parens or tag notation surrounding num_elf
. According to the docs, the argument is listed plainly following the simple_tag
:
{% conjugate_is num_elf %}
Yosef Fastow
18,526 PointsYosef Fastow
18,526 PointsThanks that worked.
Seph Cordovano
17,400 PointsSeph Cordovano
17,400 Points+1 thank you. Was trying with the parenthesis for 20 mins lol