I'm new to django so I apologize if after reading through the docs and
list I missed something obvious. I would like to do something like
this in a template:
{% for index in range(10) %}
but I can't seem to find anything that will allow this. I've become
used to the idea that when something that should be easy seems hard I
am usually going about it the wrong way, but in this case I'm pretty
certain this logic belongs in the template. I've got space for 15
image thumbnails, but when I only have say 5 thumbnails I want to fill
the space with a standard filler thumbnail for purely aesthetic
reasons.
The only alternative I can think of is to make an arbitrary list of
the correct length in my view and pass it to the template, but this
seems silly.
What am I missing?
Thanks.
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