A version of {% include %} that accepts multiple template names.
Usage
Add multiple_include to INSTALLED_APPS.
Then, in your template:
{% load multiple_include %}
{% multiple_include "template1.html" "template2.html" "template2.html" with object=item %}
The templatetag will include the first existing template from the list. This allows more interesting uses as:
{% load multiple_include %}
{% with "story_"|add:object.category_slug|add:".html" as category_template %}
{% multiple_include category_template "news/story_default.html" %}
{% endwith %}
Note: For a cleaner string concatenation, you can use the capture tag shipped with Django Basic Apps:
In your settings:
INSTALLED_APPS += ('basic.tools')
Template:
{% load multiple_include capture %}
{% capture as category_template %}
story_{{ object.category_slug}}.html
{% endcapture %}
{% multiple_include category_template "news/story_default.html" %}
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