<div>Hi;</div>
<div>I have this in a page template:</div>
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<div><html><br><body><br><table><br> <tr><br> <td tal:define="num python:here.scripts.getQuote"><br> <span metal:use-macro="here/en-us/quotes/?num/macros/quote" /><br />
<br> <div align="center"><br> <span class="text"><br> <a href="<a href="http://quotes.pt">quotes.pt</a>" target="_top"><b>The quotes</b></a>
<br> </span><br> </div><br> </td><br> </tr><br></table><br></body></div>
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<div>Now, I thought that was the correct way to call the variable "num" (that is, with the question mark: "?num"). Apparently, I'm mistaken. I've even tried defining it this way:</div>
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<div> <td tal:define="num python:str(11)"><br></div>
<div>to make sure that num was properly assigned. What am I missing? Also, if I have a dir called "scripts" in which "getQuote" exists, and "scirpts" is in the path, shouldn't that notation work okay?
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<div>TIA,</div>
<div>Victor</div>