How do I add multiple arguments to my custom template filter in a django template?

Question

Here\'s my custom filter:

from django import template

register = template.Library()

@register.filter
def replace(value, cherche, remplacement):
    retur         


        

Answer 1

Heres a bad idea but works:

{{ xml|input_by_xpath:"{'type':'radio','xpath':'//result/value'}" }}

and

@register.filter
def input_by_xpath(device, args): 
    args = eval(args)
    ...
    result = "<input type=\"%s\" value=\"%s\" name=\"%s\"/>"%(args['type'],value,args['xpath'])
    return mark_safe(result)

Answer 2

It's easy like this.

@register.filter(name='one_more')
def one_more(_1, _2):
    return _1, _2

def your_filter(_1_2, _3)
    _1, _2 = _1_2
    print "now you have three arguments, enjoy"

{{ _1|one_more:_2|your_filter:_3 }}

Answer 3

You can just simply do this:

{% assign find_total_issued = dailysalesreport | find: "TotalIssued":"13" %}

public static List<object> Find(object collection, string column, string value)

And it will reach the destination as the abstraction of the function is sjare.