Re: where is the $mood variable set??

If you have #mood set to a filename on your entry, then you made life 
simpler for yourself. filenames like "happy.gif" or "skanky.jpg" for 
example.

In your body templates, you then have something like:

<img src="/path/to/image/$mood" />

And that's it.

To have something that only displays only when you have $mood set, then 
you need to either make a plugin, or use something fancy like the 
interpolate fancy plugin, which if I'm not wrong, a user (Pasi 
Savolainen of http://www.iki.fi/pasi.savolainen) has implemented, but 
it's not released in the wild yet. With that plugin, one can 
potentially do:

<?$mood><img src="/path/to/image/$mood" /></?>

This will display the whole line if $mood is defined. Do ask him on the 
state of the plugin.


On 10-Apr-05, at PM 03:35, Rishabh Manocha wrote:

> Hey guys,
> I was wanting to place an image when i define a mood in an entry 
> (#mood ).
> I was looking in the source .py files to see where $mood is set so
> that I can change that to displaying an image but i could not find
> that point. Could someone tell me where I can find this.
> Also is there any better way to do this?? like a plugin or something?
> How would i get information from the entry into a plugin??
> Thanks
> Rishabh
>
>
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