> Err.. I suck. This should be {% for data in allyears.items %}. :-(
Yep, that may work, but leaves the ordering up to the "items" method,
which isn't going to be ideal. In the case that you use a dict, you
should probably also use dictsort to make sure you get what you expect:
{% for data in allyears.items|dictsort:"0" %}
I think will work.
However in general, I think you should put as much logic as possible in
the views rather than the templates - which I why I suggested it was
better to use nested lists - but ultimately it depends on how easy it
is to choose between the two.
-rob
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