It looks like you already understand the basics of the Django
template, yes?
Assuming your code that you posted is in a Django template,
you should be able to this:
field_list =
#then pass it to your template
self.renderPage("yourTemplatPage.html",
{"var1": var1,
"var2": var2,
"field_list": field_list
}
)
or
self.renderPage("yourTemplatPage.html",
{"var1": var1,
"var2": var2,
"field_list": YourTableModelName.__dict__
}
)
I'm not so sure about properties vs __dict__, but I've had success
using __dict__.
I think officially "they" say that you should be able to get the same
info without using the hidden "underscore" variable names, but I
haven't mastered that yet.
Neal
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