Hi Samuel,
Thanks a ton for this detailed suggestion. I was almost certain, the
solution i was trying is not the optimal. Now its very clear. Thanks very
very much. You made my weekend. I will be all busy backing up my database
and implementing what you suggested.
Initially after reading your
On 24 March 2012 09:29, gowtham wrote:
> Template tag filters like this (made one for each field in the library
> object) helps me to get what i wanted But, that seems too silly to do...
>
> in template
> {{ reslibdic|hash2libcode:res.result_id }}
>
I had the same
Template tag filters like this (made one for each field in the library
object) helps me to get what i wanted But, that seems too silly to do...
in template
{{ reslibdic|hash2libcode:res.result_id }}
in template tag file:
def hash2libcode(h,key):
if key in h:
return
sorry, I meant to say
"It's quite possible i am NOT doing the right thing."
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 3:24 PM, gowtham wrote:
> Yes, That is correct.
>
> Let me step back a bit and explain you what i am trying. It's quite
> possible i am doing the right thing.
>
Yes, That is correct.
Let me step back a bit and explain you what i am trying. It's quite
possible i am doing the right thing.
I have two models (Library and Result) linked by a third linking model
(libraryresult (has id, library_id and result_id fields FKeyed to
respective tables). A many to
On 23-03-12 22:00, gowtham wrote:
But, i could not get it. It prints the primary key of the stored object
rather than the object itself.
Well, I don't know what's in the stored object. How are you supposed to
print it?
Something like {{ my_object.name }}{{ my_object.description }} or so?
Hi Reinout,
Thanks.
But, i could not get it. It prints the primary key of the stored object
rather than the object itself.
Gowthaman
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 1:41 PM, Reinout van Rees wrote:
> On 23-03-12 20:56, gowtham wrote:
>
>>
>> But, in template, rather than
On 23-03-12 20:56, gowtham wrote:
But, in template, rather than iterating over the dictionary (using for
and items) i would like to access them using keys.
You can, can't you? {{ my_dict.some_key }}.
You're using numerical keys, which might not work as well.
But you can try something like
Hi Everyone,
I am trying to pass a dictionary with numerical as key and a object as
value to my template...
i construct it like this:
reslibdic[res.result_id]=Library.objects.get(libraryresult__result__result_id=res.result_id)
But, in template, rather than iterating over the dictionary (using
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