You often need to set boolean attributes (checked, selected,disabled) conditionally in a template
in Haml you can do something like:
%input{:selected => false}
which will evaluate to:
of course, Hamlpy cannot do this as it doesn't have access to runtime variables. a line like:
%button{'disabled' : ={button_disabled}}
wlll always result in a disabled button, whatever the value of button_disabled
Any better solutions than the ones I have come up with?
-if next_disabled
%button{'disabled':'disabled'} Next...
-else
%button Next...
very un-dry, especially if the element has a lot more attributes
Or just insert raw django template stuff:
<button {% if next_disabled %}disabled="disabled"{% endif %}>Next…</button>
being somewhat counter-intuitive when you have elected to use Haml
You often need to set boolean attributes (checked, selected,disabled) conditionally in a template
in Haml you can do something like:
which will evaluate to:
of course, Hamlpy cannot do this as it doesn't have access to runtime variables. a line like:
wlll always result in a disabled button, whatever the value of button_disabled
Any better solutions than the ones I have come up with?
very un-dry, especially if the element has a lot more attributes
Or just insert raw django template stuff:
being somewhat counter-intuitive when you have elected to use Haml