DU:
I am a newbie, and I'm working on a simple tutorial for other
newbies. I am trying to generate some javascript, and I have the
following code in my template:
var crimes = [
{% for crime in crime_list %}
[ {{crime.longitude}},
{{ crime.latitude }},'{{ crime.address }}','{{ crime.type }}','{{ crime.date
}}'],
{% endfor %}
];
When this template is rendered to a webpage, I can get something like
the following:
var crimes = [
[-78.817828,42.904851,'17 Rapin
Place','homicide','2006-01-05'],
[-78.889458,42.897707,'155 Pennsylvania
Street','homicide','2006-04-17'],
[-78.884766,42.915257,'446 West
Ferry','homicide','2006-01-10'],
];
This is fine, but I think the trailing comma in the final array item
is causing a javascript error in IE. Is there a way to rewrite my
template code to avoid the trailing comma?
Thanks in advance,
cjl
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