>> example, I can do:
>>
>> {% for s in objectlist %}
>> User name is: {{s.user_name}}
>> {% endfor %}
>>
>> But, I can't do this:
>> User name is: {{ objectlist.0.user_name }}
What is "objectlist"? is it a list() or an iterable? It may be
trying to index into an iterable. Thus you can either convert it
to a list in your view:
return render_to_response('x.html', {'objectlist' :
list(objectlist)})
or you can try using the iterator as it stands:
{{ objectlist.next.user_name }}
which should find next() as a callable on your iterable and
return the next (first) item.
-tim
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