I have a websocket based chatroom that performs translations based on the users desired language in the room. On the python side I populate both the spoken language and the translated language. I pass these values to a templated html page where I want to make a javascript call in the templated if check which will help me to decide which value to populate in the message window. Is this possible to do? I keep getting an error stating my return result is invalid. I have shared what I currently have in my template. The function getUser() is a javascript function and message is the param passed from python to the template.
<div class="message" id="m{{ message["id"] }}">
{% if message["user"] == getUser() %}
{% module linkify(message["translation"]) %}
{% else %}
{% module linkify(message["transcription"]) %}
{% end %}
</div>
{% if message["user"] == getUser() %}
You say that getUser()
is a JS function. In that case, it won't work. This is because the templates are compiled at the server but the JS runs on the browser. Hence, getUser()
function will not run.