Is a judgment stating that attorney's fees and costs shall be determined by post-judgment application?

Sometimes the intent to determine entitlement and amount of costs and fees in a postjudgment proceeding is made explicit in a judgment. (See Colony Hill v. Ghamaty (2006) 143 Cal.App.4th 1156, 1171-1172 [judgment stated, " 'Award of attorney's fees and costs shall be determined by post-judgment application' "].) Where the language of the judgment is ambiguous, courts have taken a holistic view of the case to determine whether the court intended and the parties understood that the issue of entitlement has or has not been settled by the judgment.