I want to be able to use extra variables on a custom 404 template. #404.html {{ extra_var }} I have already tried:
The following field is meant to format money as a two places decimal (quantized). You can see that it returns a <decimal>.quantize(TWOPLACES) version of the stored decimal. When I view this in t
Using the standard Django templating system, is there any snippet/reusable template tag to have the first n words in a piece of text wrapped in a tag so I can style them?
How do I get the size and name of a FileField in a template? My model is setup like this: class PDFUpload(models.Model):
I\'m working with a django form, and I have a choice field. I think the problem may be that the choices are fetched dynamically, and right now there\'s only one value. I\'m getting the TemplateSyntaxE
well it\'s quiet simple. 2 models with ManyToMany relation: class Artist(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=100, unique=True)
My view code looks basically like this: context = Context() context[\'my_dict\'] = {\'a\': 4, \'b\': 8, \'c\': 15, \'d\': 16, \'e\': 23, \'f\': 42 }
My view code looks basically like this: context = Context() context[\'some_values\'] = [\'a\', \'b\', \'c\', \'d\', \'e\', \'f\']
I\'m trying to create a form in Django. That works and all, but I want all the errors to be at the top of the form, not next to each field that has the error. I tried looping over form.errors, but it
I am overwriting an inline template - inmy template I used: {% for line in fieldset %} {% for field in line %}