I am thinking in terms of placeholder images and custom MCE dialog boxes for configuring inlines.

I want to pass in a custom "poster frame" argument for a media player embed, using syntax like:

{{ jwp /path/to/video.m4v poster=/path/to/image.png width=720 height=550 }}

The poster= argument works fine as long as it's an alphanumeric string with no punctuation marks. But when it includes dots and/or slashes as above (or any other punctuation mark), the whole template fails to render. Surrounding in single or double quotes also causes it to break. I'm using :

def get_context(self):
    video_path = self.value
    poster = self.kwargs['poster']

Any tips on how to include arguments with punctuation? Or is this a bug? Thanks.

I'm having trouble working out a way to use process_inlines in combination with with filters like linebreaks. Consider these three scenarios:

{% process_inlines item.story %}

Works, but other text in item.story does not get | linebreaks functionality.

{% process_inlines item.story as story %} {{story|linebreaks|safe}}

linebreaks in text happen correctly but video embed code is displayed, not rendered.

{% process_inlines item.story as story %} {{story|safe|linebreaks}}

linebreaks work and video embed is rendered, but if you view source you'll see that br tags are inserted after each line of embed code, and the block is inside a div inside a paragraph.

Is there a way to prevent linebreaks from operating on the code generated by process_inlines?

Thanks.