To trim last colon wrap it with if statement:
{% if forloop.revcounter0 %},{% endif %}
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 04:26, Viktor Nagy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know about the serialisation framework, but with MultiResponse[1] you
> can't really use it (and anyway I don't know how to customise it
> extensively). As a result I would like to create json with the django
> template engine.
>
> An example code would be this:
>
> [{% for poll in data %}
> {"question": "{{ poll.question }}"},
> [ {% for answer in poll.answer_set.all %}
> {"answer": "{{ answer.answer }}",
> "votes": {{ answer.votes }},
> "vote_url": "{% url multi_api_data data=answer.pk %}",},
> {% endfor %} ]},
> {% endfor %} ]
>
> But at parsing simplejson.py gives an error. The error is easy to
> understand with the following example:
> ["a"] <- this is fine for simplejson.loads
> ["a",] <- this kills simplejson.loads
>
> Any ideas how to generate a for loop without the last colon(,)? Or how to
> use json syntax in the template in general?
>
> thanks, V
>
> [1]: http://toastdriven.com/fresh/more-multiresponse
>
> --
> Viktor Nagy - http://viktornagy.com
> PhD student
> Toulouse School of Economics
>
> >
>
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