I can't make use of my filters on my included child view, the filter works when is written directly, but I need the child view as inclusion...
Here is the filter:
from django import template
from django.template.defaultfilters import stringfilter
register = template.Library()
@register.filter
def lower(value):
return value.lower()
Here is how I call my template:
{% load app_filters %}
{% include 'view.template.html' %}
view.template.html
<h1>{{ 'HELLO WORLD!' | lower }}</h1>
But the thing is that it doesn't work been included, unless I had to add the {% load app_filters %} inside view.template.html but I need this template for my angular app too, so I can't write this line in the template. It is a shared template for my angular app and separated view for no-angular template in Django.
How could I inject my custom filters to the included view without modifying the view? It is possible to pass as {% include 'view.template.html' with app_filters=app_filters %}?
It is only the idea.
I'm solving at the moment with:
In view.template.html, so it won't affect the template in angular, and lets load the django's filters as expected to be.