Im getting strangest error in django so far: \'if\' statement improperly formatted Template that raises the error is this:
I want to create dynamic men开发者_开发技巧us according to user permissions. As was already discussed here and by the the documentation itself, I know that I can achieve this in the templates using th
I have writing a template tag and take it to the templates: {% check_somethings value1 value2 as is_checked %}
I have been developing some Django app and there\'s some duplicated code for different Models. I\'d like to create a generic table template and pass the Model class, a list of model instances, and For
I am trying to present a dictionary from my view.py at the HTML template such as: test = { \'works\': True, \'this fails\':False }
Wondering what is causing this? Had me stumped for some time, everything checks out in console when running in pieces
I want to simply render a built-in comment form in a template, using Django\'s builtin commenting module, but this returns a TemplateSyntaxError Exception.
To the risk of being closed as duplicate (I can\'t really find it...) I have the f开发者_如何学Goollowing question. I am sure it\'s either under my nose, or not possible, but I prefer to ask.
This seems silly, but I don\'t understand how Django Templates access nested data in Contexts.I can access the values of dictionaries nested in the context data structure with the . notation -- {{ aDi
I have a template filter that performs a very simple task and works well, but I would like to use a decorator on it. Unfortunately the decorator causes a nasty django error that doesn\'t make any sens
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