I'm using nunjucks to render some variables:

    <div class="zoomable zoomable-{{ slide.index }}"> << this works

        {% if slide.temp is none %} << this doesn't
            {% include "layouts/"+{{slide.layout}} %} << this doesn't
        {% endif %}

    </div>

When the JS calls nunjucks.render, I get the following error:

parseAggregate: expected colon after dict key on the include

There are two issues with this:

• It's not supposed to skip the condition, because the property temp doesn't exist.
• Is it not letting me access the slide properties? Because slide.layout is valid

Am I doing something wrong?

I'm using nunjucks to render some variables:

    <div class="zoomable zoomable-{{ slide.index }}"> << this works

        {% if slide.temp is none %} << this doesn't
            {% include "layouts/"+{{slide.layout}} %} << this doesn't
        {% endif %}

    </div>

When the JS calls nunjucks.render, I get the following error:

parseAggregate: expected colon after dict key on the include

There are two issues with this:

• It's not supposed to skip the condition, because the property temp doesn't exist.
• Is it not letting me access the slide properties? Because slide.layout is valid

Am I doing something wrong?

• javascript
• html
• nunjucks

• Also not sure if none is a valid parison, haven't used nunjucks before. Maybe try if not slide.temp – theleebriggs Commented Feb 27, 2017 at 17:30

1 Answer 1

I think you just need to remove the curly brackets i.e.

{% include "layouts/" + slide.layout %}