Sometimes you need to write a tag that renders other template, but the template name depends on template tag arguments. Usually you use simple_tag or write your own Node class. Here is a simple aproach that uses inclusion_tag. This way you can use context objects when used with takes_context=True
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{% extends template %}
template_tag_code.py
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from django.template import Template, Library
register = Library()
# you can use {% include template %} to
...
@register.inclusion_tag("dummy_extends_template.html" )
def my_template_tag(template, arg1, arg2, arg3):
""" template can be Template object or template name """
...
return {'template':template, 'arg1':arg1, 'arg2':arg2 }
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