You can replace usage of filter in rendering part of your page by pre-filtering the content after the field has been saved by using our MarkupFilterPostProcessor. This can save some performance because the filtering is done only once.
To use it, you must do the following:
Create a database record in djangomarkup_textprocessor table like this:
INSERT INTO `djangomarkup_textprocessor` (`function`, `name`, `processor_options`) VALUES ('fragapy.ella.markup.filterpostprocessor.post_processor', 'post_processor', '');In your Django settings, be sure to list DEFAULT_MARKUP = 'post_processor'.
List all filter classes you want to run on save, e.g.:
MARKUP_FILTER_CLASSES = ( 'myapp.templatetags.filter1', 'myapp.templatetags.filter2', )Ordering is important, filters are applied in the order they are listed.
Optionally, you can select which TextProcessor class is used as base (by default it is markdown) by setting the MARKUP_FILTER_POST_PROCESSOR_BASE = 'textile/../..'.