module render problem

[Jens Hellmeier]

Hello,
i want to render a module into my HTML template, but in the part of
the template where the module should be, stands only "<function render
at 0x88f2844>".

[Jeremy Kelley]

Please share a bit of code.

-j

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[andreas schmid]

it looks like ur not calling the method. you miss some () in ur code.

[Jens Hellmeier]

here is the code:

class NavigationModule(tornado.web.UIModule):
def render(self):
self.render_string("NavigationTop.html")

On 15 Mai, 17:48, Jeremy Kelley <jer...@33ad.org> wrote:
> Please share a bit of code.
>
> -j
>

> On Sun, May 15, 2011 at 10:40 AM, Jens Hellmeier <jens.hellme...@t-online.de

[Jens Hellmeier]

and the html:

<div class="navigation">
{{ modules.Navigation }}
</div>

[Didip Kerabat]

What's the template code looks like when you call the module?

- Didip -

[Jens Hellmeier]

so:

<div class="navigation">
<function render at 0x9ca179c>
</div>

[Adil Khashtamov]

But what about "()" ?

2011/5/15 Jens Hellmeier <jens.he...@t-online.de>

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[Didip Kerabat]

Shouldn't that be:

> {{ modules.NavigationModule() }}

- Didip -

[Jens Hellmeier]

that was it, thanks for your help

[Jeremy Kelley]

Off the top of my head you need a return there too. self.render_string creates and returns a string. Otherwise I don't think youll see the output of the module.

-jeremy

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