Re: Is there a way to use 'request.user' in a custom template tag without an inclusion tag?

class EditableNode(template.Node):

def __init__(self, location_name):

self.location_name = location_name.encode('utf-8').strip("'")

def render(self, context):

obj = Placeholder.objects.filter(location=self.location_name)

if request.user.is_authenticated():

for x in obj:

return "%s<br/><a href='/admin-edit/%s'>edit</a>" % (x, self.location_name)

else:

for x in obj:

return x

that `request` variable isn't declared anywhere, that's what that "global name `<varname>` does not exist" error mean.

I *think* you've got to use context['user'], try that. Else, try context['request'].user

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