Open mrxsal opened 3 years ago
Forgive me for the noobiness. I realize that the subscription instance is added to the template's context in the Submission model when send_message() is run. That being said, I would appreciate some help understanding how I can add my own context variables to this. In the send_message method sits the "variable dict", which I hope to append my own context variables to. I don't know if this is the right way to go, but I'm trying monkey-patching. I can't seem to be able to access the "variable dict" unless I add it directly in the source code.
DJANGO_NEWSLETTER_CONTEXT_PATCH = True # adds context to Submission
def monkey_patch():
if DJANGO_NEWSLETTER_CONTEXT_PATCH:
from newsletter.models import Submission
old_send_message = Submission.send_message
def new_send_message(self, *k, **kw):
old_send_message(self, *k, **kw)
# old_send_message.variable_dict['test'] = 'testvalue' # add more context here (gives error)
Submission.send_message = new_send_message
Can you give me some pointers to solve this? it's really appreciated.
(beginner django developer here) It seems to me there is no subscription context variable available in the message.html template. (screenshot is from django-debug-toolbar)
How would one go about with email personalization? something like: Hi {{ user.first_name }} or, Hi {{ subscription.email }}.
I would expect the subscription context variable to be available to use as a standard.
Related Question : How would I be able to add my own custom context variables to this? I see that I am not able to to use my own custom context processors in the template, such as {{ user }} Say I own airbnb.com and I want to show 5 recommended Listings. How could I include a "Listing" context variable?
Sorry if this is not the place to ask these questions.